Dia de los Muertos begins the day after Halloween and ends on November 2nd. Making sugar skulls is something you can do with your kids.
Yvonne Condes
Most dogs love the beach. Running in the sand and water while the sea air blows through their fur would make any dog’s day. We’ve rounded up a list of The Best Dog Friendly Beaches in Southern California from Carmel to Malibu to San Diego where it’s easy to bring man’s best friend along for an adventure.
If you’re watching the Big Game – or any Game, you need great snacks! Check out this list of ideas for what to eat and enjoy!
When most people think about Los Angeles they think of Hollywood or the beach. But the mountain ranges are beautiful and they have terrific hiking trails. In fact, there are many great places to go hiking in LA – with or without kids. Here are our Top 5 favorite hikes for families.
You’ll find great free things to do, educational spots that are cool and unusual, and touristy destinations that the entire family is sure to appreciate. Here is our list of 100 awesome things to do in LA with kids.
Yes, there is a lot of fashion in the fashion district – more than 1,000 stores that sell wholesale and resale. If you’ve never been to Santee Alley to go shopping, it’s worth a trip to Downtown LA. It’s great for bargain hunters!
This is a sponsored post. Miry Whitehill asked herself how she could help make her local schools better long before her children started school. That question led her to her local neighborhood council. Neighborhood Councils are an impactful way for people to get involved in their community from working to improve schools to helping build …
This is a sponsored post A friend brought Corinne Ho to her local Canoga Park Neighborhood Council meeting because Corinne is the type of person who is known for giving back. Once there, she realized what many volunteers across Los Angeles have come to understand; Los Angeles Neighborhood Councils are a great way to to …
This is a sponsored post. Often times, when we see something isn’t working, many of us will look the other way. Not Tonia Knightner. When she attended a Neighborhood Council meeting and saw that they needed help, she immediately stepped up and volunteered to fill a vacant seat. What Tonia found was a great way …
This is a sponsored post Christine Kantner’s life was already busy; she’s the co-owner of Cafe Stella and mom to twin 14-year-old boys. But when a nearby building was demolished – a surprise to her and many neighbors – she knew she had to take action. She served on her Silver Lake Neighborhood Council from …
