It looks like we are going to have rain and thunder showers well into Sunday, so be safe out there. If you are searching for ideas for some indoor things to do, I have a few suggestions for the weekend. Looking for your evenings to involve good beer, great chili and lots of fun? Texas Loosey's and Barney's Beanery have got your number. Tonight, Texas Loosey's in Torrance has the 3B Blues Band and their creole-flavored musical gumbo. The bass player toured with James Brown so expect the night to get funky and soulful. Tomorrow at Barney's Beanery on the Redondo Beach Pier, March Madness begins on the famous eatery's 60 giant HD screens. You don't even have to like college basketball when there are hundreds of different craft beers and Barney's world famous chili to enjoy.
Beach Cities Friends of Habitat for Humanity is having a fundraiser called Trivia Night III tomorrow evening at the Vistamar School Performance Arts Space in El Segundo that looks like a fun time (and a great way to help this wonderful organization raise funds). Tables of 8 will compete for the Grand Trivia Trophy and there will be music and other games. Beer and pizza will be provided and you can bring in whatever appetizers, side dishes or desserts you might want to share. Beach Cities Friends has raised well over $800,000 to help build or renovate homes in the South Bay in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Greater Los Angeles so I hope this latest fundraiser is a huge success.
Sunday, as film lovers know, is the biggest night in movies with the Academy Awards and all of the before shows that start early in the afternoon. Because of the lack of clear front-runners, they are billing this year's ceremony as promising the most surprises in years. After the Super Bowl, the Oscars are the most watched television program so many of you were probably staying in, rain or no rain. But if it is nice enough out early Sunday afternoon, the Sandy Paws Stroll in Downtown Manhattan Beach happens from 1:00 - 2:30. The Pet Professional Guild, an organization comprised of dog training and pet care professionals committed to holistic, force-free training methods, is having their first-ever fun walk to celebrate the joyful bond and deep respect dog owners share with their furry friends. The trainers will be bringing 10 of their dogs to start the walk and everyone is invited to bring your own dogs to join in the mini-parade. There will be free training materials provided and plenty of advice on how to train your dog using gentle, positive means.
Beach Cities Friends of Habitat for Humanity is having a fundraiser called Trivia Night III tomorrow evening at the Vistamar School Performance Arts Space in El Segundo that looks like a fun time (and a great way to help this wonderful organization raise funds). Tables of 8 will compete for the Grand Trivia Trophy and there will be music and other games. Beer and pizza will be provided and you can bring in whatever appetizers, side dishes or desserts you might want to share. Beach Cities Friends has raised well over $800,000 to help build or renovate homes in the South Bay in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Greater Los Angeles so I hope this latest fundraiser is a huge success.
Sunday, as film lovers know, is the biggest night in movies with the Academy Awards and all of the before shows that start early in the afternoon. Because of the lack of clear front-runners, they are billing this year's ceremony as promising the most surprises in years. After the Super Bowl, the Oscars are the most watched television program so many of you were probably staying in, rain or no rain. But if it is nice enough out early Sunday afternoon, the Sandy Paws Stroll in Downtown Manhattan Beach happens from 1:00 - 2:30. The Pet Professional Guild, an organization comprised of dog training and pet care professionals committed to holistic, force-free training methods, is having their first-ever fun walk to celebrate the joyful bond and deep respect dog owners share with their furry friends. The trainers will be bringing 10 of their dogs to start the walk and everyone is invited to bring your own dogs to join in the mini-parade. There will be free training materials provided and plenty of advice on how to train your dog using gentle, positive means.
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