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Weekend guide: Earth Day festivities and a one-of-a-kind market for homegrown goods
Friday, April 23 “DIRT!” at the Raymond A movie screening at the historic Raymond Theatre is nothing to pass up. For the first time in decades, the theater will be open for a screening of “DIRT!” to kick off Greening … Continue reading
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Tagged Armory Center for the Arts, art, Chuan, DIRT!, documentary, downtown, Earth Day, film, Greening the Earth Day, historic, Langham Huntington Hotel and Spa, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Raymond, screening, shop local, Spa, swap meet, The Huntington Spa, theater, Unique LA
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Historic Herkimer Arms is split in two, ready for move to new home on Raymond Ave.
>>LIVE From Brigham Yen’s Pasadena real estate blog, the historic Herkimer Arms — the only apartment building ever designed by Greene & Greene — has been cut in half in preparation for its move to 407 N. Raymond Ave. There, … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Brigham Yen, design, Greene & Greene, Herkimer Arms, historic, interior, photos, real estate, relocation
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Behind the scenes: Rose Magazine’s photo shoot with the Rose Queen and Royal Court
>>INSIDER Here’s a quick glimpse inside our photo shoot yesterday with the seven lucky ladies of the Tournament of Roses 2010 Royal Court. We are super excited about this year’s editorial fashion spread and working with photographer Watchara Phomicinda. Q. … Continue reading
Frank Lloyd Wright’s famed ‘La Miniatura’ house still on the market and coming down in price
>>INSIDER CurbedLA notes a price change on Frank Lloyd Wright’s historic “La Miniatura” house, built in 1923 into a ravine above the Arroyo Seco. It’s been on the market for more than a year, starting back then with a selling … Continue reading
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Scenes from that little event at the Rose Bowl last night
>>PLAY You may have heard there was a small musical act performed last night at the Rose Bowl. If you were there, tell us about it in the comments! (Photos: Associated Press and Getty Images)
A little slice of Bungalow Heaven
>>LIVE The American Planning Association this week named Bungalow Heaven among its list of America’s Top 10 Great Places. It’s the only neighborhood in California on this year’s list. Julianna Delgado, president of the Bungalow Heaven Neighborhood Association, tells the … Continue reading