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Sawdust and spectacle: This Laguna Beach art fest is a decades-old delight
Happy 59th to the Sawdust Art Festival, that charming warren of whimsical works, sights, and experiences.
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Giant, gentle-hearted ‘Trolls' have been spied among the redwoods
Artist Thomas Dambo’s fanciful, eco-minded figures will grace the Filoli Historic House & Garden.
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Northern California Soy and Tofu Festival Returns to San Francisco This June
Saturday, June 14th from 11AM to 5PM The Northern California Soy and Tofu Festival will return for its 13th year on Saturday, June 14, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at The Event Center at St. Mary’s Cathedral in San Francisco. Located near Japantown, the festival invites the broader Bay Area community to celebrate the cultural and culinary versatility of…
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Can you spell these winning Scripps Spelling Bee words?
The Scripps Spelling Bee has stumped spellers from around the country since 1925. Here are some of the hardest winning words from spelling bee history.
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Scripps National Spelling Bee marks 100 years of competition
Who will win the 100th Scripps National Spelling Bee? Discover the top contenders and how to watch the event live this week.
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San Francisco's Mission District transformed for Carnaval
San Francisco’s Mission District is being transformed for the 47th Annual Carnaval celebration.
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San Francisco's Mission District transformed for Carnaval
San Francisco’s Mission District is being transformed for the 47th Annual Carnaval celebration.
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Hip-hop musical ‘Co-Founders' set to make world premiere at San Francisco ACT
Tech, hip-hop, art and Bay Area culture. All those elements combined and you get “Co-Founders.” The musical was born in a garage and is pushing innovation in theater.
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Hip-hop musical ‘Co-Founders' set to make world premiere at San Francisco ACT
Tech, hip-hop, art and Bay Area culture. All those elements combined and you get “Co-Founders.” The musical was born in a garage and is pushing innovation in theater. Gia Vang reports.
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Meet The Flower Doctor healing hearts one bouquet at a time.
California Live correspondent Lisa Breckenridge visits Magical Blooms in Redondo Beach, where Jenny Barker, better known as The Flower Doctor, blends artistry, intuition, and a touch of flower magic to help people reconnect, restore, and celebrate. Discover how her custom floral “prescriptions” are designed to heal, and what different blooms can do for the soul.
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Asian Pacific America: Vallejo Pista Sa Nayon 2025
Asian Pacific America: The Filipino cultural festival Vallejo Pista Sa Nayon returns to the Mare Island Coal Sheds on June 7, 2025.
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Asian Pacific America: Bay Area Artist LeRoid David Designs World Cup Poster
Asian Pacific America: Bay Area artist LeRoid David’s design was selected as the Official SF Bay Area Host City Poster for FIFA World Cup 26™.
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Peek inside the stunning San Francisco Decorator Showcase house…
San Francisco’s prestigious Pacific Heights neighborhood is once again the setting for the highly anticipated Decorator Showcase, running until May 26th, 2025. This year, the sophisticated and spacious mansion on Pacific Avenue has been transformed by the region’s most talented interior and landscape designers into an immersive and inspiring experience for the public. Visitors can explore the five levels of...
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Corita Art Center celebrates the legacy of the “Pop-Art Nun”
California Live correspondent Laila Muhammad visits the newly-opened Corita Art Center in the Arts District in downtown LA where Executive Director Nellie Scott gives a tour of the inaugural exhibit “Heroes and Sheroes.” The Corita Art Center houses the largest and most comprehensive collection of artwork from artist, educator and activist, Corita Kent.
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‘Bubble Planet Experience' floats into Oakland
The “Bubble Planet Experience” comes to Oakland’s Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts, featuring 10 interactive rooms with art, bubble pits and more.
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See how art can provide vital healthcare for Angelenos in need…
The Venice Family Clinic, a non-profit organization that provides essential medical, dental, and mental health services to Angelenos in need, is getting ready for its annual Art Walk and Auction. More than 200 artists will display their works, with proceeds from the event going directly to the clinic.
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A toothy little monster called Labubu is the latest fashion craze
The fluffy collectibles, which come in mystery boxes sold by Pop Mart, sell out in seconds as people crowd online and in-person queues in hopes of snagging one.
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Balenciaga to Camp: A look at Met Gala themes over the years
From “The World of Balenciaga” in 1973 to “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” in 2024, here are some of the most iconic themes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s annual fundraiser.
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Emeryville artist tells the story of disappearing kelp
If there is a central ingredient in Ann Holsberry’s art, it’s not paints or brushes, the silk tapestries or the innovative chemical systems she uses to craft her unique art. It’s nature.
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Chalk art is the heart of this free festival at Mission Santa Barbara
Admire madonnari as they bring the pavement to powerful life, one chalk swirl at a time.