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12 Fun Things to Eat & Do This Memorial Day Weekend
Angelenos are emerging from their Covid-induced cocoons and Memorial Day Weekend is upon us. Whether you’d like to marvel at nature, try a new food pop-up, listen to live music, or savor vegan Mexican dishes or some BBQ, we have … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food, Miscellanious
Tagged food pop-up, gracias madre, hotel figueroa, huntington gardens, ingrained la, lanea, Memorial Day, Memorial Day Weekend, messhall los feliz, natural history museum, Original Farmer's Market, ROCA, SOAR, south coast botanic garden, the brig venice, the milky way, veranda al fresco
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‘This Is (Not) L.A.’ at The Natural History Museum
If, like me, you’re a little tired of having to defend L.A. from people who like to call it shallow—and/or base their entire L.A. knowledge on one neighborhood—then you might be interested in a new book from Knock Knock called This … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events, Miscellanious, Upcoming Events
Tagged Culture, History, jen bilik, Jonathan gold, knock knock, Los Angeles, natural history museum
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Take the Train: Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the Natural History Museum
If it’s been years since you wandered the halls of our Natural History Museum in Exposition Park, now might be a great time to reacquainted. If you’ve never been there, you’ll find a corner of Los Angeles you might not … Continue reading
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Tagged Animals, contests, Kids, natural history museum, photography, science, wildlife
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Take the Train: Pterosaurs at the Natural History Museum
If it’s been decades since you wandered the halls of our Natural History Museum in Exposition Park, as it was for me, now might be a great time to reacquaint yourself. If you’ve never been there, you’ll find a corner … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Science & Technology
Tagged dinosaurs, Family, museums, natural history museum, pterosaurs, science exhibits
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Object of Affection
Yes, this is what you think it is. It’s a Dire Wolf Baculum, which is a bone found in the penis of a prehistoric canid, the Dire Wolf. Admiring it from afar, writing a hefty check ($1,500, or quarterly … Continue reading
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Tagged Baculum, Dire Wolf, Exposition Park, natural history museum
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A.A. Bondy at Natural History Museum’s First Friday: May 4
It’s that time of year again for the Los Angeles Natural History Museum’s First Friday concert series. Coming up on May 4th is enigmatic singer/songwriter A.A. Bondy, whose latest album Believers is out on Fat Possum Records, along with my … Continue reading
