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  • Design your own boredom-busting activity kit using reclaimed and repurposed materials with Guest Artist Claire Giroux! In this creative reuse workshop, you'll craft a custom collection of DIY games, playful prompts, and hands-on fun perfect for on-the-go entertainment. This workshop has something for everyone: parents looking for new activities, friends looking to level up game night, or couples looking to spice up date night!
  • On an uncharted desert island, four teams play out the final round of THE GAME: TRAPPED, STRIPPED, STEREOTYPED. Is the struggle worth the reward? Is the Game what they prepared for? And is the reward ever what one expects it to be? It’s a tongue-in-cheek homage to Survivor, Desperate Housewives, CLUE, The Love Boat and Love is Blind, all rolled into one, with a whiff of White Lotus thrown in for good measure.

    Admission includes post-show wine and island nibbles reception with the cast.

    Join us for the World Premiere of ShortBurst Theatre(R) R.A.W.'s newest production, crafted and performed by Celine Athan, Smita Bagla, Victoria Bemis, Diane Ciraulo, Marty Cohen, Christie Evans, Peter Gueracague, Bob Hucul, Parris Kaspszak, Linda Kohn, Madeleine Lemay, Deirdre O’Connor, Warren Sata, Sergei Stern, Theda Weston and Playhouse Associate Director of Adult Education Berkeley Sanjay.

    Written by Evelyn Rudie, directed by Chris DeCarlo. Original music Sergei Stern.

    ShortBurst Theatre® sees professional artists, tyro performers and members of the community at large pool their resources, their time, and their concerns, to create theatre that is relevant on a personal, local and global level, and do it all in a very short span of time, hence the name.

    Over the past 36 years, ShortBurst Theatre® has created 50+ collaborative productions locally, nationally and with companies from 11 countries, many that have later become main stage and touring productions, fostering cultural exchange and understanding and making a tangible difference across the city and around the world. “The performances and collaborations are excellent and very educative. Their work is brilliant!” Fusami Sugimine, Director Global Project, International Human Network, Japan.

    Santa Monica Playhouse programs are supported in part by generous grants from the We Are Santa Monica Fund, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, the City of Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Arts Commission and Playhouse PALS.
  • Have you ever wanted to be in the Solstice Parade? Now’s your chance! Join World Dance for Humanity for a joyous celebration of community, creativity, and connection! Fun dances to great music, all ages and abilities are welcome!

    Practices are Wednesdays 6pm at Oak Park Stage, and Saturdays 9:45am at Chase Palm Park, or learn the dances online.

    Find us on Instagram/Facebook @worlddanceforhumanity or see our website for more info: https://www.worlddanceforhumanity.org/solstice
  • Have you ever wanted to be in the Solstice Parade? Now’s your chance! Join World Dance for Humanity for a joyous celebration of community, creativity, and connection! Fun dances to great music, all ages and abilities are welcome!

    Practices are Wednesdays 6pm at Oak Park Stage, and Saturdays 9:45am at Chase Palm Park, or learn the dances online.

    Find us on Instagram/Facebook @worlddanceforhumanity or see our website for more info: https://www.worlddanceforhumanity.org/solstice
  • lease join us in June for “Buzzing Beauties,” our almost monthly Family Free Day, where we will focus on our local pollinators. There will be crafts and educational activities.

    Tell your families, tell your friends friends, garden admission is waived so pack a picnic and stay for the day! This is an all ages event. Dogs on leash are welcome.
  • “Powerful & poignant, entertaining & educational, heartfelt & humorous!” Cape Cod Times.

    The Santa Monica Playhouse Black History [every] Month Project honors Paul Robeson with celebrity Stogie Kenyatta’s acclaimed NAACP Award-Winning solo show about the renowned African-American artist-activist. Internationally renowned actor, recording artist, concert singer, football player, All-American athlete and Phi Beta Kappa Society laureate at Rutgers University, Robeson was witness to the artistic wonders of the Harlem Renaissance and the Jazz/Be-bop era, the horrors of the slave trade, the shame of the Holocaust, McCarthyism, blacklists, racism and oppression.

    Robeson’s life’s work celebrates our common humanity as he fought globally for social justice. “Armed with nothing more than the strength of his convictions and his vision of a world where men live as brothers, his message was his life," says Kenyatta. “He shows us that in spite of our differences, we still have more in common than we do in conflict.” Jamaican born and Brooklyn bred Stogie Kenyatta has been seen on everything from sitcoms and film to soap operas. “The World Is My Home – The Life of Paul Robeson” had its first performance at the National Civil Rights Museum and has become the number one show on the American college scene, honoring a great American hero.

    The World is My Home, educational, entertaining and empowering, gives younger audiences a deeper understanding of the historical significance of Black Lives Matter, and reminds us all of the vital importance of our on-going attention to and fight for social justice and reform.

    The Santa Monica Playhouse Black History [every] Month Project presents African-American theatrical creations not just in February, but throughout the year, recognizing, honoring and celebrating the rich heritage of Black arts, artists, and culture in our community. Next up, Jon Gentry’s award-winning dramedy BLACK BASTARD, June 12, 14, 15.

    Santa Monica Playhouse programs are supported in part by generous grants from the We Are Santa Monica Fund, the City of Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Arts Commission, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture and Playhouse PALS.
  • Join us for a delightful and immersive Dian Hong Tea Tasting Social! This casual gathering is a perfect blend of community, education, and high-quality tea. We’ll be offering a unique opportunity to sample premium Dian Hong teas from Yunnan China. With multiple tea tables set up, guests will have the chance to taste and explore a variety of different types of Dian Hong.

    Throughout the event, you'll also learn the art of properly assessing Dian Hong tea, and walk away with a deeper understanding for its flavors, aromas, and textures. Our hosts will guide you through the nuances of Dian Hong, making this a fun and educational experience. Whether you're a seasoned tea enthusiast or new to the world of Dian Hong, you'll leave with a deeper appreciation for this ancient and revered tea.

    To complement the tasting experience, we’ll have snacks available to keep you grounded. The atmosphere will be relaxed and inviting, with a community tea lounge vibe, music, poetry, and more to enhance the experience.

    Come for the tea, stay for the connection, and take in the relaxing atmosphere, but we warn you, take one two many sips and you just might end up tea drunk. Not that there's anything wrong with that of course.
     
    ✨ What to Expect:
    Relaxed education covering basics of Dian Hog tea
    High-quality premium Dian Hong teas from Yunnan china
    Multiple types of Dian Hong to try
    Learn how to properly assess and appreciate each tea
    Snacks provided
    Community tea lounge atmosphere with music, poetry, and more!

    Come sip, learn, and connect with fellow tea lovers. We can't wait to share this flavorful journey through time with you!

    Arrival instructions will be emailed to you after registration.

    Ticket Purchase Link:
    https://dryshtea.eventcalendarapp.com/u/53529/376878
  • Immerse yourself at Chelita! Michelada Contest, Live performances, captivating art, diverse food, and family fun!

    MICHELADA LOVERS! Get ready for the event of the year.
    CHELITA - a festival featuring art, live music and the ultimate Michelada Competition is happening June 29th in Downtown Oxnard at Heritage Square from 12-6 pm. Enjoy mouthwatering miches, food trucks, vendors, and a sizzling day of entertainment.

    Choose your adventure with GA or VIP tickets and immerse yourself in the Chelita Experience. Mark your calendars and grab your tickets now!
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/chelita-art-music-and-miches-festival-2025-tickets-1300064210049?aff=oddtdtcreator

    GA: Free
    Chelita Experience 21+ (VIP): $45

    Saturday, June 29th, 2025 | 12-6pm
    Location: Heritage Square in Oxnard
    715 South A St, Oxnard, CA 93030
    https://www.theopac.org/
  • Join us for the 19th Annual Los Olivos Jazz & Olive Festival hosted by The Rotary Club of Los Olivos. Enjoy an afternoon of live jazz, award winning wines of Santa Barbara County and delicious olive-based appetizers and desserts. Best of all, proceeds from the event support local nonprofits and scholarships

  • Connect with nature through a guided nature tour and hands-on restoration activity at sites around the Campus Lagoon. Join UCSB Reads 2025 and the Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration in the ongoing effort to restore Campus Point, transitioning it from a monoculture of iceplant to a diverse coastal bluff.

    You’ll have the chance to plant native species in soft, sandy soils and learn more about the Campus Point Restoration Project. The tour will also highlight the wildflowers blooming on Lagoon Island following the recent prescribed burn. Additionally, you’ll be introduced to the campus labyrinth, another mindfulness experience to enhance your well-being as part of this tour.

    Meeting location: Campus Point (specific directions will be provided in advance)
    Parking is available in Parking Lot 6
    Planting: 2:30 - 3:15 PM
    Tour: 3:15 - 4:00 PM
    Guests are welcome to attend either part of the event or the entire session.

    This event may be photographed or recorded.
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