Today! Saturday afternoon, August 26, 2017
from 4-8 PM overlooking the Pacific Ocean
for LIVE MUSIC & ART
Benefitting the Many Winters Gathering of the Elders
$15
All proceeds go to the revival of the Many Winters Gathering of Elders 4-day event in October 2017 at Angels Gate Cultural Center

FEATURING INDIGENOUS AND LOCAL ARTISTS!

MUSIC by:
Cempoalli
Kelly C
Kill The Bullfighter
Miracle Dolls
Raye Zaragoza
Sallee Free
Spirit Lake Drum
...and more!

OKTOBERFEST in September!
Monday, September 18th
Doors open at 5:30pm, class is 6:00 to 8:00pm

Patti and Rexx, will prepare a full autumn meal, with crafted beer-tasting/pairing for a limited seating of 30 guests, in our Art Deco Loft.

Guest Brewmeister from Crafted Brouwerij West, discusses the art of brewing and beer selection paired with the evening's menu. Guests will enjoy a full dinner, appetizer, starter, main, side, dessert, beer, cooking demos, take-away recipes, and all around fun!
(option of white wine available)

It's San Pedro's only locally-produced newspaper, available at hundreds of locations around the region.

http://mailchi.mp/randomlengthsnews/this-issue-04-20-17-nenos-norooz-685...

Jophel Ybiosa, a photographer who has worked on Princess Cruises ships sailing from Los Angeles, won first place in the Moscow International Photo Awards for his entry, "The Feast of Black Nazarene in Manila.

Mr. Ybiosa has sailed as a photographer on Star Princess, Pacific Princess, and Coral Princess ships that call in Los Angeles, among other vessels of the line he has served on. He is currently on Sun Princess until September when he he begin training to become a master photographer.

This could possibly benefit San Pedro's Marine Mammal Care Center (www.MarineMammalCare.org)
http://www.presstelegram.com/environment-and-nature/20170425/bill-would-...

San Pedro is currently hosting the Ocean Exploration Trust vessel Nautilus and renowned ocean explorer Dr. Robert Ballard (the scientist who found Titanic). And the rest of the spring and summer will include some very important explorations in the Pacific Ocean.

See the schedule and follow the team at http://www.nautiluslive.org/expedition/2016

About four years ago, stenciled black and white cat pictures began appearing on buildings, rocks, lots of places. It's always been a mystery who was painting them.

Thursday night you can meet the still-anonymous artist at Machine Studio, 446 W. 6th Street, Downtown, during the First Thursday Art Walk.

Participate in the First Ever Point Fermin Lighthouse PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST