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Alhambra’s archway: A gateway to architectural discussion
A weekend Star-News story by Brian Charles includes some clarifying details from Alhambra city officials on the architectural inspiration behind a new 26-foot tall, 20-foot wide archway at Fremont Avenue and Valley Boulevard. “Our original concept was to do something like the Arc de Triomphe,” (Deputy City … Continue reading
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Tagged Alhambra, Arc de Triomphe, architecture, curb appeal, Curbed LA, debate, French, Moorish, Spanish, The Alhambra
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Photos: Get the scoop — or two — on area’s best frozen sweets
From our summer dining issue, here’s a round-up by Emma Gallegos of the area’s best chilly treats — now with extra photographic goodness: BULGARINI GELATO Leo Bulgarini ships the high-quality ingredients for his gelatos all the way from Italy if … Continue reading
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Tagged aguas frescas, Alhambra, Altadena, Bulgarini Gelato, dessert, Fosselman's, gelato, ice cream, Los Angeles, Los Reyes, Montrose, Paradis, photos, summer, sweets
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Focusing on fashion illustration at Gallery Nucleus in Alhambra
>>GO Sunday’s Star-News carried a story on the Gallery Nucleus fashion illustration exhibition we recommended recently in our weekend guide. Caroline An reports: Twenty-five artists from Europe, South America, Asia and Pasadena are represented in the exhibit … Just as … Continue reading
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Tagged Alhambra, art, couture, design, exhibit, fashion, Gallery Nucleus, illustration, Line of Style, photos
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You and a zombie, sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G
>>GO Love. Zombies. They’re both infectious, and they’re both the subject of Gallery Nucleus’ Valentine’s art happening “Zombies in Love.” It’s much ado about something dead. (Has the Jane Austen/zombie love affair already jumped the shark?) Gallery organizers advise bringing … Continue reading
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Tagged Alhambra, art, book signing, design, Gallery Nucleus, literature, Valentine's Day, zombie walk, zombies, Zombies in Love
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Pasadena area real-estate roundup
>>LIVE The Smith Brothers’ Spitfire Saloon ended its short run on De Lacey Ave., and the space has now been transformed into Cheval Blanc, a French brasserie. (via EaterLA) Related: The Smith brothers, Bob and Gregg, opened up about the … Continue reading
Nightlife: Bringing the soul of Cuba alive in Alhambra
>>PLAY THE PLACE: At the gateway to the San Gabriel Valley — the city of Alhambra — you’ll also find a gateway to Cuba. Cuban Bistro off Main Street offers a taste of Cuban culinary delights as well as live … Continue reading
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Tagged Alhambra, cocktails, Cuban Bistro, dancing, dining, music, nightlife
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