Westchester Up Close & Personal
Bonjour! This Sunday is Bastille Day, which means it’s a great time to indulge in French fries, macarons, crepes and other Gallic delicacies. You could also celebrate by storming the city (in lieu of the Bastille) and making it to as many of these…
For the full story, head over to redtri.com.
There’s nothing like a sunny Southern California day at the beach, but making the trek west with your little ones can sometimes be a daunting prospect.
Find the full story on redtri.com.
The Westside Summer Guide is out! See the full issue over at the argonautnews.com.
We love this place for casual art! From their website:
Get two tickets for Art After Dark for just $30 (Regularly $60) Limit: 5 per customer. Never expires. Tonight, we’re not following directions or rules. We aren’t being judged as good or bad. We’re going to escape all of the rigid results-oriented tasks of our daily lives by making spontaneous, personal art. Be an artist for a night. No experience necessary!
Click here to buy. Tip: We let the kids paint while the moms sit on the patio and gossip. There have been wine sightings on occasion, but don’t tell. 😉
See on www.mbartdepartment.com
Once adrift among the sea of schools seeking refuge at one of the Los Angeles Unified School District’s campuses, Westchester Secondary Charter School ended its odyssey last month when it found a home at a Westchester church.
The charter’s co-founders, Ann Wexler and Janet Landon, have always wanted to be in Westchester as the students of the community are their target audience. They say they have received applications from students from the surrounding areas of Mar Vista, Playa del Rey and Del Rey but also from the student feeder pattern of Westchester schools, Ladera Heights and Windsor Hills.
The site of the new charter is at 8820 East Sepulveda Speedway near La Tijera Boulevard, the former location of WISH Charter.
They are planning to open their doors for the first time Sept. 3.
The school will serve middle school students as well as ninth graders and plans to eventually add 10th, 11th and 12th grades.
See more details and the full story on argonautnews.com.
Have you been to Sky Zone? It’s a little bit of a trek, but what a blast! Bounce on a massive sea of connected trampolines and angled wall trampolines with basketball hoops and 3-D dodgeball.
Groupon is running a 2-fer deal. Click here to grab the details and head on over with (or without 🙂 ) the kids. Better hurry, though, because this deal will sell out fast.
From the Kentwood Players’ website:
Kentwood Players will hold interviews for the upcoming July-August 2013 Kentwood Kids class session on Saturday, July 13 from 9am to 11am and Sunday, July 14 from 10 am to 12 noon. Interviews will be conducted in the green room at the Westchester Playhouse.
SPACE IS LIMITED and you must attend one of the Interview Days to be considered for the class.
The subjects of this session will be physicality and character analysis.
The classes will be held from on Saturdays from July 20 through August 17. (Class times will be announced later.) Teachers will be Drew Fitzsimmons and Samantha Barrios. There will also be two guest teachers coming in for a part of two of the classes.
To cover expenses there will be a fee, which will be announced later. The fee will be due on the FIRST DAY of class. Classes are open to children ages 6-16.
For questions or additional information, go to the Kentwood Players’ website or email Kentwood Kids at kentwoodkids@kentwoodplayers.org.
After a prolonged absence, Living90045.com is back, reporting on what matters to families in Westchester 90045.
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