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Foundation awards grants to 20 Central Coast restaurants
While a large number of restaurants have closed during the past several years, 16 Central Coast restaurant owners were recently awarded grants to help fund their businesses. The California Restaurant Foundation awarded $5,000 grants to eight independently owned restaurants in San Luis Obispo County, five in Santa Barbara County, and seven in Ventura County.
Malibu Jams with first film screening of the summer
Audience enjoys 1996 movie ‘Space Jam’ and other activities at Malibu Bluffs Park Benjamin Hanson Special to The Malibu Times For three hours on Saturday, family and friends brought out their blankets and chairs and enjoyed a movie under the stars at Malibu Bluffs Park. The City of Malibu hosted the first of two CineMalibu events of the summer and screened the 1996 film “Space […] The post Malibu Jams with first film screening of the summer appeared first on The Malibu Times.
The ultimate chicken fight: Raising Canes’s vs. Dave’s Hot Chicken
In the past year, both Raising Cane’s and Dave’s Hot Chicken have become immensely popular with much debate about which chicken place is better. Both establishments came to Ventura County in 2021, with Raising Cane’s setting up in Oxnard, Calif., and Dave’s Hot Chicken in Port Hueneme, Calif. Raising Cane’s, known for its simple menu focused on chicken fingers, has gained a loyal following for its signature Cane’s Sauce and Texas toast. On the other hand, Dave’s Hot Chicken has carved out a niche with its Nashville-style hot chicken, offering various levels of heat and a distinctive blend of spices. So, once and for all, I am here to settle the debate of which restaurant is better.
Howdy’s Introduces New Benefits For Pepperdine Community
Howdy’s, a beloved Malibu staple located in The Park at Cross Creek, is entering new horizons. The management, spearheaded by Malibu native Ian Roven, is introducing a plethora of new advancements to the restaurant. Founded in West Los Angeles by Howdy Kabrins in 1979, the restaurant was originally a...
Calendar for the week of Aug 15
THURS, AUG 15 MALIBU FILM SOCIETY FILM SCREENINGS The Malibu Film Society and the City of Malibu will be bringing three special events to Malibu this summer, with 50 freeseats reserved for local residents. All three events will be held in the Malibu Civic Theater at City Hall, located at 23825 Stuart Ranch Road. Showtimes will be 7:30 p.m. each night, with doors opening […] The post Calendar for the week of Aug 15 appeared first on The Malibu Times.
City Council announces new interim Planning Director Maureen Tamuri
Council approves Chili Cook-Off event and Malibu AYSO fees to use field for the 2024-25 soccer season The Malibu City Council welcomed back the community on Monday after a month hiatus. To start off the meeting, City Manager Steve McClary provided an update on the Nobu incident on July 4. “Nobu was cited by the city for the unpermitted event that was held on July 4. The citations included fines […] The post City Council announces new interim Planning Director Maureen Tamuri appeared first on The Malibu Times.
60 Over 60: Elise Vazelakis
I love blending traditional fiber techniques with items from my environment. Whether it’s repurposing Amazon envelopes into plastic yarn and creating sculptures using twining, I’m excited to incorporate classic basket weaving techniques with recycled materials. Looking back at your trajectory as an artist, how would you say your...
Westfalia Fruit Takes Home 2024 Besties Award for Best Social Media Culinary Artistry; Raina Nelson and Christina Ward Discuss
OXNARD, CA - Take just five minutes scrolling through the @avoexperts Instagram page and you will be left with a list of stunning, flavorful, and avo-centric recipes to try. Westfalia Fruit knows how to entice the consumer to add more avocados to their basket with the use of social media and the draw of a deliciously crafted dish. In fact, this sales-driving skill has earned the company a 2024 Besties Award for Best Social Media Culinary Artistry.
Arts Listings: Week of 8/15/2024
Some classes, exhibits and events are available exclusively online. All events are subject to change and cancellation; always verify with venue and/or organizer. THE SPEAKEASY PROM: NEVER SAY GOODBYE | Aug. 16-31. Fractured Actors Theater Company presents its fifth annual festival of new plays. Five original tales loosely connected to the high school experience are staged in an immersive black box theater that brings the audience to the prom. Modern and classic rock music performed live by Class Action. Prom attire is encouraged. $18-24. Suite J Theater at Liminal Ventura, 1956 Palma Drive, Ventura, fracturedactors.com.
KBUU News Wed Aug 14: City Fines Nobu, As July 4 Party Death Probe Continues – City Gets Third Planning Boss In 6 Weeks – ‘Cruise Malibu” Panned By Councilman – Billionaires Duke It Out Over Sand Castles On Broad Beach – Traffic Jam Predicted At Malibu High For Get Your Stuff
Nobu is in deep soup … over illegal activity on PCH … and it may be closed down. Six weeks after a deadly crash … linked to a liquor-soaked party at Nobu … the restaurant has been cited and fined … by the City of Malibu.
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