Thanks to Southern California’s multi-cultural landscape there’s an abundance of institutions devoted to the unique cultures that make the area so special. One such place is the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena. Currently celebrating its 50th anniversary, the museum recently debuted its latest exhibition Intervention: […]
Prior to the pandemic I was a bit of a regular at Natural History Museum LA and visited it multiple times a year. It was like a second home and I enjoyed wandering the halls checking out what was new and visiting my favorite exhibits. […]
in my adventures I’ve been to many museums, from major institutions like the Getty to small storefront spaces like the National Yo-Yo Museum. As much as I love to wander through a large museum and view all the wonders on display I must admit I’m […]
Maybe it’s because I just finished reading Freewaytopia, but I’ve been paying a lot more attention to my surroundings when traveling on freeways. Driving them It’s so easy to go on autopilot, especially when commuting, and never notice the life that goes on around you. […]
A few years ago I was rifling through the stacks at the Montrose bookshop Once Upon a Time and came across the title 10,000 Steps a Day in LA: 52 Walking Adventures by Paul Haddad. On a whim I bought it and it’s since become […]
Last year, when everything was closed FORT: LA was a godsend. The Friends of Residential Architecture: Los Angeles regularly provides free monthly self-guided architecture tours and they were the perfect pandemic activity. In fact, just about this time last year I headed on their Witch […]
