Featured The Mexican Cultural Institute opens Delimitations, a timely exhibition by artists Marcos Ramírez ERRE and David Taylor which traces Mexico’s 1821 border through sculptural installations. For more information, click here. Thursday, September 29 Brentwood Arts Exchange – 6:30 p.m. The Brentwood Arts Exchange screens Visions of Aztlán, the second film in their American Latino […]
I have no idea how October got here so quickly. I am actually wondering if I slept through part of September in a modified Rip Van Winkle. Since life is rapidly flying by let’s carpe diem this weekend big time. Tonight, learn to brew your own kombucha with local fermenters Craft Kombucha in the Union […]
The beauty of Park(ing) Day, an international event dedicated to improving the quality of the urban environment, lies in the impact of transforming a parking space into a park. This year, our team at Landscape Architecture Bureau [LAB] saw Park(ing) Day as an opportunity to actively engage the neighborhood where we work. Turf’s Up! Park […]
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As long as books have been written, they have been banned. For being anti-establishment. For being filthy. For espousing the wrong religion. The epitome of this was the book burnings in Germany during the 1930s; however, many other countries have tried during the 20th Century, with greater or lesser success, to ban some books. Today, […]