Please join Susan Strauss and Irene Berlin for this fun and educational comedy skit in which a glass of California red wine and a glass of California white wine debate which is better. It’s up to you to decide!
The American Songbook Series is a monthly program that captures the magic of the golden era of stage and screen. Curated and presented by music historian Seth Becker, it focuses on the American song’s greatest years. This month we will be discussing the Gershwin musical “Mack & Mabel”.
Join us for Happy Hour and the fun guitar sounds of Noodle Stew, the talented duo of Ken Nudelman and Michael Stewart.
Join Theo Siegel, Film Historian as he talks about the history and making of “12 Angry Men”. The film will be screened after the discussion.
Join us in celebrating Valentine’s Day at our Sweetheart Soirée with a beautiful performance by Saxophonist, Jeff Sisil.
Did someone say chocolate? Please join us for an informative nutrition talk with Executive Chef, Aaron Hernandez. He will give an interactive demo featuring the superfood of the month, dark chocolate. It’s sure to be a popular event.
Join us for an informative lecture with Michael Friedman. He has been a resident of Palos Verdes for more than 50 years, a practicing attorney for 40 years and now is a Docent at Point Vicente Interpretive Center.
The American Songbook Series is a monthly program specializing in the golden era of stage and screen. It is curated and presented by Seth Becker, music historian, focusing on the greatest years of American music.
Sherri Snyder, actress and author of the biography “Barbara La Marr: The Girl Who Was Too Beautiful for Hollywood”, portrays 1920s silent screen vamp Barbara La Marr in a one-woman, self-authored performance piece about this incredible, turbulent life.
Join fellow resident Jeanne as she talks about her experience during World War II and the 3.5 years she spent in a Relocation Camp.
Florence Murphy, longtime member of Omnilore, brings us a presentation that illustrates the magic that happens in our brains when listening to music, especially when we combine that with movement and dancing. Please join us.
Marifrances Trivelli, Director of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, joins us to share the history of the Port of Los Angeles, on land and at sea.
Join us for appetizers and a cocktail as we listen to beautiful songs that will bring back memories with singer and guitarist Mike Chamberlin.
Please join Arjun & Friends, a community group of pianists from the Piano Studio of Dr. Linda Govel for an evening filled with wonderful music.
The American Songbook Series is a monthly program, written, curated, and presented by Seth Becker, music historian. This month we will be listening to and discussing “The Great Television Theme Songs.”
Join Peter Small, Historical Impressionist, as he portrays Thomas Jefferson, our country’s third president who would like to be remembered as a scientist, farmer, inventor, architect, and author of the Declaration of Independence.
Please join Kristen, Regional Manager from The Smarter Service to learn how to recognize common online and phone scams, and become aware of the best strategies to protect your personal data.
“U.S. 99” is a nationally experienced professional cover duo. This dynamic, entertaining show engages the audience in the performance.
Please join Marie Gleerup for this special presentation to discuss The Sistine Chapel, one of the most significant artistic and religious landmarks in the world.
This month we will discuss the making of the 1964 film “Goldfinger”. Theo will talk about the history behind the actors, the setting, the plot and what made this a great film. Following the discussion we will screen the film. Popcorn and drinks will be served.