2014-08-28
Visitors from the wild
As a reminder to all, we live among the animals, and we have moved into their home. In the last six months or so we have relocated several animals from our Liberty Canyon neighborhood in Agoura Hills, and saw lots more. Six months ago our neighbor found a small rattlesnake. My son Sam and I got it into a storage […]
CHS musicians hit the road
Calabasas High School will host the third annual Music Fun Run to support student music education on Sun., Sept. 14 at the school, 22855 W. Mulholland Hwy. The community event will have 10K and 5K races as well as a Kids Dash for adults/students/ kids along supervised courses set up on the school campus and continuing into neighboring areas. Registration […]
Family Men
Alo-huh? My family and I tried snorkeling in Hawaii like all of you recommended. Thank you for the suggestion! Normally I get seasick on small boats out at sea. But it was my wife who was stressed out that she might get sick, so nervous and so anxious that she couldn’t enjoy any of our time on vacation in Hawaii. […]
Calendar
THURS., AUG. 28 Kiwanis T.O. BrewFest 4 to 8 p.m. at Conejo Creek North Park, behind library, 1379 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks. Taste beer and wine from local breweries and wineries. Food samples. The band Ignition plays. Charity fundraiser for Kiwanis Club of T.O. Charity Foundation. Admission: $35 in advance, $45 at the door. Phone: 805.253.3212. Web: www.tobrewfest.com. Rhetorical […]
The Movie Nut
Summer is typically a slow time in the movie industry. But 2014 offered a few gems for every type of moviegoer. While we await the holiday blockbusters, here are my top 10 movie picks for the summer. 10. “Magic in the Moonlight” Woody Allen delivers his annual rumination on life and love. This slight story of a celebrated magician out […]
‘Sweeny Todd’ on stage
The Agoura Community Theater, in cooperation with Curtain Call Youth Theatre sponsored by the City of Agoura Hills, will present the musical thriller “Sweeney Todd” Aug. 29 through 31 in the Black Box Theater, Agoura High School Performing Arts and Education Center, 28545 Driver Ave. Show times are 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sundy. […]
‘Magnificent voices’ in pioneering musical
When the musical “ Rent” made its debut on Broadway in 1996, its storyline—which dealt with AIDS, drug abuse, transvestism and gay relationships— attracted much controversy throughout the theater world. Today, those subjects have become commonplace in musicals, which only reinforces Jonathan Larson’s work as one of the most groundbreaking, revolutionary shows of the past 20 years. YA4Ever, the alumni […]
At the Library
The Calabasas Library willoffer the follow free activities at200 Civic Center Way. The librarywill be closed on Sun., Aug. 31.For more information, call(818) 225-7616 or visit www.cityofcalabasas.com/library.Thurs., Sept. 4 and 18 atnoon will be Yoga and You withDeanne Wenger. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yogamat or large towel.Thurs., Sept. 4 at 1: 30,Pumpkin Patch Storytime willrestart for ages 3 […]