Like many schools, TECS has a student council, which fifth grade teacher Sondra Tapper has been running for the last four years along with other teachers. We asked her to explain how…
Every February, people all over the world participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count. This citizen science event is a free, fun, easy, and engages bird watchers of all ages in counting…
Since the SAGES Room, the senior addition at the Topanga Community Center, opened last spring, it has rocked with activities. Low-cost classes, run by the Sages with seniors in mind but open…
The first clause of the First Amendment, that Congress shall “Make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof” is routinely challenged and has been since its…
Pepperdine University’s Lisa Smith Wengler Center for the Performing Arts offers a spring program of theater and opera that doesn’t require a trip to Downtown LA. In 2018, the Edinburgh Studio Opera…
This just in from Sheila Kuehl’s newsletter “Kuehl Happenings” In just a few short days, with the help of many, many volunteers, LAHSA will roll out the 2020 Homeless Count. The Greater…
Where is the best place to replant native trees following the Woolsey Fire? Where will there be suitable habitat to support native trees into the climate-changed future? How can we best protect…
A new photography exhibit opening January 13 at the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area visitor center at King Gillette Ranch will focus on fire ecology. “Following a devastating fire, the recovery…
To start the new year, Topanga Canyon Gallery (TCG) is hosting “What If?,” a Collage Artists of America (CAA) exhibit juried by distinguished artist and curator Max Presneill. Presneill explained that he considers…