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Taboo Holiday Party

admin — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 22:50:23 +0000

We hope to see you at our annual holiday party! We’ll be hosting carolers and Los Banjolinos, a banjo band and serving up red velvet bundt cakes from Kiss My Bundt on Thursday, December 10 from 6-9pm. We’re thrilled to feature two of our favorite authors signing copies of their books: Jim Heimann, Los Angeles: Portrait of a City from 6-7pm, and Alissa Walker, City Walks Architecture: New York from 7-8pm. Remember that all of West 3rd Street will be hopping with sales, food and music during those hours, so be sure to use the complimentary valet parking. (Click here for free valet coupon, now until December 20th.) For more information on drop off locations, check out the West 3rd Street Business District website. See you then!

Accordion Festival

admin — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 21:53:34 +0000

Expand your musical taste at the Accordion Festival! Coming up October 9-11 in San Antonio, Texas, this is the place to learn what a Parisian musette is, and to experience every corner of the accordion world, from Balkan to Basque, Czech polka to Creole zydeco, Americana to Acadiana. Check out www.accordionapocalypse.com for more upcoming accordion events. On the same note (and closer to home) how about the 8th Annual Southern California Ukulele Festival? Saturday, Oct 3 at the Cerritos Park East Community Center, 13234 E. 166th Street (between Carmenita and Shoemaker). And to get you in the mood for some good music, check out Amanda Palmer singing Radiohead’s “Creep.”

Hollywood Bowl

admin — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 00:33:17 +0000

We’re sticking close to home this summer but one of the great things about staying in LA is that I won’t miss any of the great shows at the Hollywood Bowl. Of course I’m excited to see Raphael Saadiq, whose album might be my favorite of the year, and who could forget the return of Grace Jones. But I also love the Bowl because it combines two of my favorite passions: live music and cooking. Half the fun is preparing a delicious picnic for our friends and picking out that oh-so-fabulous bottle of wine. One of my winning picnic recipes is Diane Worthington’s poached salmon with tomato basil vinaigrette, from her classic cookbook The Cuisine of California, published by Chronicle Books. Click here for the recipe and I’ll see you at the Bowl! Check out this summer’s schedule at hollywoodbowl.com