Eight Beautiful Places to Heal Your Soul Near Los Angeles
Right now I think we all need a beautiful, peaceful place we can escape to and heal our souls. Honestly, it’s reached the point where it’s essential!
LA Reopens: The World Famous Venice Electric Light Parade Returns
LA is reopening and it feels great! The latest to return after a long three month absence is the World Famous Venice Electric Light Parade.
Daily Photo: Tourists Enjoying Venice Beach
Some photos of tourists and Angelenos enjoying the Venice Beach Boardwalk and Strand bike path on a sunny afternoon.
LA Vacation Guide – Los Angeles Awaits You
Like Mamas and Papas sang in the song California Dreamin back in 1965, most of us have wished for the warm California sunshine on a cold winter day! Each year over 50 million tourists come to Los Angeles.
LA Street Fashion: SoCal Style
Mention Southern California and it will conjure up images of beautiful, active, confident, healthy laid back people living a Bohemian lifestyle on the beach while making a fashion statement.
Venice Sign Holiday Lighting and Street Party
If you’re looking for an excuse to head out to Venice and have some fun, and who isn’t, mark December 7th 2019 on your calendar for the Venice Sign Holiday Lighting Ceremony and Block Party.
Miss Kitty Fairlane Goes People Watching at the Venice Boardwalk
They say people watching at the Venice Beach Boardwalk is more fun than going to a movie.
Venice California: Resort, to Oil Town, To Slum to Resort Again
More than anywhere in SoCal, the landscape of Venice California has changed: from Venice of America, a luxury resort, to oil boom town, to a polluted slum to the funky, vibrant tourist attraction that it is today.
The Best Instagram Spots in Los Angeles (that others don’t know about yet)!)
You want to be an Instagram star, right? That means lead, don’t follow! So we’ve pulled together a long list of hot places in LA for your Instagram photo ops that won’t make it look like you’re just following the crowd.
A Different Look at the LA Homeless Problem
Before moving to LA, I tended to think of the homeless as simply people that had gotten themselves strung out on drugs and alcohol and couldn’t find a road back. Living in Los Angeles has changed my view on that.
