Coming Up: National Night Out, Australia Rocks the Pier, Jazz on the Lawn, and...
There's always something to look forward to here. This week's highlights include National Night Out with the Santa Monica Police Department, a lineup of Australian talent at the Twilight Pier concert, help plan the...
The Santa Monica Life: ArcLight Opens Santa Monica’s First New Theater in 30 Years,...
“The Santa Monica Life” is a weekly roundup of the local fun, food, drinks, and lifestyle goings-on in Santa Monica. When the fun is so close, it’s easy to leave the car at home...
Coming Up: Kidical Mass Returns, Main Street Has a Parade, and the Minimum Wage...
Santa Monica Next will be enjoying a three-day weekend this weekend, but there are some fun events with which you can tide you over until we return on Tuesday.
On Saturday, July 2, Santa Monica...
Santa Monica to Celebrate Juneteenth at Virginia Avenue Park
Santa Monica will celebrate Juneteenth, the commemoration of the official end of slavery in the United States at the end of the Civil War, at Virginia Avenue Park on Saturday, June 17.
From 11 a.m....
Join Us for our Next “Vote Local” Event
After our successful first "Vote Local" event on Saturday, we will keep the positive momentum going. Santa Monica Next will host another "Vote Local" event on Thursday, July 17.
Join us at 5 p.m. in...
Coming up: BUSted! is Back, SMPL Goes to the Beach, Jazz on the Lawn,...
There is plenty to keep your summer afternoons and evenings busy this week. Everyone's favorite transit-oriented storytelling show, BUSted! is back in Santa Monica, the Santa Monica Public Library is headed back to the...
Expo Review: What’s Happening at Bergamot Station
After the last Red Car trolley rattled by in 1953, and then the ice-packing plant and water heater factory housed here were closed, Santa Monica’s Bergamot Station sat dormant in the 1980s.
The seven-acre site,...
Coming Up: Transit Oriented L.A., City Council Looks at New TOD, Westside Urban Forum...
This week, we've got a major event coming up for anyone interested in the future of Los Angeles: the Urban Land Institute's "Transit Oriented Los Angeles" event, featuring Metro's new CEO, Phil Washington. Also,...
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