[NoHo Arts District, CA] – NoHoArtsDistrict.com is excited to add Podcasts to our regular lineup. We would like to introduce you to “Intimate Fame,” written by Scott Edward Smith, with his producing partners Howard Gluss and Melissa Jobe. The show poses the question, “what if you were in the room…” as it brings you up close and personal with Marilyn Monroe, James Dean and the infamous Wallis Simpson in these intimate, one-person performances of fictionalized audio dramas.
Reid, Brahms + Beethoven
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) presents Reid, Brahms + Beethoven – the world premiere of Floodplain along with Brahms Double Concerto for Violin and Cello, and Beethoven Symphony No. 5. at three locations May 12, 14 and 15.
Getting the Best Deal on a Diamond Engagement Ring
Diamonds are forever and you want to find the best engagement ring possible. Here are some tips on how to do it without breaking the bank.
“The Prisoner of Second Avenue”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “The Prisoner of Second Avenue” written by Neil Simon, directed by Gail Bernardi and produced by Sherman Wine and Martha Hunter running through May 1 at Theatre Palisades.
The Importance of Music Studies: Self Educating at Home
In many schools this year and in particular, those that are practicing on the side of caution with virtual learning, musical education has taken a back seat. With many budget cuts across the school systems, music seems to be one of the first programs that take the brunt of losing its funding.
“El Nogalar”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of Los Angeles Pierce College Theatre’s of “El Nogalar,” written by Tanya Saracho. directed by Christian Barillas, running through April 3.
Original Street Band WAR to Rock Los Angeles with “Low Rider,” “Why Can’t We Be Friends?” and More Hits.
[NoHo Arts District, CA] – More than five decades have gone by since the musical crossover band WAR began rocking. This year marks the 50th Anniversary of their release of the best-selling album of 1973, “The World is a Ghetto” featuring the hit songs “Cisco Kid” and “The World is a Ghetto.”
IVES, MONTGOMERY + BEETHOVEN
[NoHo Arts District, CA] – Celebrate Earth Day with Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s on April 22 and 23.
Swansgate’s “Becoming Someone”
A NoHo Arts music review of Swansgate’s “Becoming Someone” album release.
Heavenly Trip to Hell’s “Pumpkin Man”
A NoHo Arts music review of Heavenly Trip to Hell’s “Pumpkin Man.”
“Black is Beautiful” Exhibit at Art Angels
Art Angels Los Angeles hosted “Black is Beautiful,” a month-long group exhibition, featuring artists who recently had the spotlight on them at Micah’s Aku World experience at Art Basel; Micah’s Aku World was a large-scale NFT experience based on Aku, who made the leap at Art Basel from the digital world to our analog world (not unlike a reversal of the Metaverse).
“Love & Sex on the Spectrum”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Love & Sex on the Spectrum” written and performed by George Steeves, and directed by Megan Ford-Miller at Whitefire Theatre’s Solofest 2022.
All You Need to Know about Peer-to-Peer Technology
If you remember clearly, you will remember Limewire, Kazaa, or maybe Napster from the 1990s or 2000s. These sites used peer-to-peer connections and made them popular at that time. People used this mostly for downloading their favorite music. However, these days, blockchain technology uses the peer-to-peer network to do Bitcoin mining. For more info, visit bitcoin-prime.cloud.
Monument Valley
Monument Valley is a place where time stands still, long enough for you to feel the harmony and peace of the last western frontier.
Dance in the Districts
The Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA), in partnership with the Los Angeles Dance Workers Coalition, are offering Dance in the Districts project awards for dancers and choreographers in Council Districts 2 (that’s the NoHo Arts District!), 3, 8, and 10.
Controller Galperin’s Free Tax Prep Map 2022
With Tax Day coming up, L.A. Controller Ron Galperin wants to reduce the stress of meeting the April 18 filing deadline by offering low- to moderate-income residents a new, interactive map of free tax preparation service providers.
Raleigh (Barrett) Gallina from LA ART
A Q&A with Caroline McRaleigh (Barrett) Gallina from LA ART – a NoHo art blog that takes you inside some of the great art exhibitions, installations, pop up galleries and more throughout Los Angeles.
The Beginner’s Guide to Writing an Art Essay | Steps & Examples
Suppose you’re a student of cultural studies, language arts, and other humanities specialties. In that case, you should know the Modern Language Association (MLA) style because you need it to cite your sources and format your art essay. The resource published its 9th edition in April 2021. If you’re clueless about MLA, kindly read on for a short guide in writing for beginners.
“Too big For Her Britches”
A NoHo Arts theatre review of “Too big For Her Britches” written and performed by Lisa Pezik, directed and developed by Heather Dowling, produced by Jessica Lynn Johnson and with musical accompaniment by Drew Lawrence at Whitefire Theatre’s Solofest.
“The Revue”
A theatre review of “The Revue,” written by Jim Dooley, directed by Matt Walker and choreographed by Suzanne Jolie at The Colony Theatre through March 27.