By Enyaj Pitchford Gentrification has stolen yet another great Venetian from our hood. Stephen L. Fiske, who lived with his wife and raised three children in the heart of the ghost town, […]
Jazz shaman and bandleader Sun Ra talked about it not being his story, it is “my story.” In our own hometown, we celebrate our story. Not just his story, we include her […]
Support Independent Local Media. Come out and support the Free Venice Beachhead at the thoughtful benefit performance of “Committed” – by Lisa Robins. Thursday, August 25th, 2022 7:30 PM at Beyond Baroque, […]
This year’s Venice Juneteenth event took place in Reese-Tabor Oakwood Park on June 18. A large gathering of multi-generational Venetians came together on this sunny Saturday to celebrate the national holiday […]
Original Save Venice is a group of Venetians who are dedicated to preserving Venice history, sharing love and positive intentions focused on preserving the diversity of Venice, de-gentrification interventions, and inclusivity of […]
What meaning, what vision, what love can we find in the hard cold world of campaign finance. Isn’t that the realm of dark money, of egotistical and overbearingly elitist financiers? Of course […]
When one gets to enter the doors of Regina Barton, one is transported into a cultural history of Venice, that revels in art, politics, music and poetry. This woman has been in […]
Part l Elton White has long been an inspiration to me — an extremely kind, funny, and dedicated man, lit up with love. And he was so glad to be married to […]
It was the local skate and surf culture that first inspired Tonan Ruiz to do art. He was so much a part of the skateboard culture that he took part in […]
by Eric Ahlberg, Jon Wolff, and Todd von Hoffman. First, Todd von Hoffman’s excellent editorial. A sad day for Venice but hopefully relief for a family. We’ve been friends of Mike […]
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