World Water Day is a day to appreciate our precious resource, a day to help make a different to communities where there are water-related issues, and a day to prepare for how we conserve water in the future.
Just behind the glass, in a small temperature controlled room, supple dough gets kneaded, shaped and rolled into pasta by hand. It’s a repetitive, labor-intensive process, that offers a window into a menu that has little pity on LA’s gluten-free community.
Venice Pride, a weekend of events celebrating the LGBTQ community, its roots in Venice, and its circle of support from friends and neighbors, starts tonight at 5 p.m. with the second annual rainbow Venice Sign lighting and block party at Windward Circle.
World Water Day is a day to appreciate our precious resource, a day to help make a different to communities where there are water-related issues, and a day to prepare for how we conserve water in the future.
Start your summer right.