I intended to visit the Art Museum at Palm Desert, The Galen, but as things often go, my plans fell through because the museum was closed for remodeling. Funny, I didn’t see anything about that on their website! Lucky for me, adjacent
Now that Thanksgiving is over, I look forward to the Christmas season and holiday lights. New this year is a gorgeous display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley. I hoped
I was eager to make the drive out to Palm Springs once again because I heard that their Air Museum had World War II fighter planes, specifically
For the last several years, I’ve lived with the threat of the Big One. The San Andreas Fault, California’s most famous source of earthquakes, runs roughly south to north the entire length of the state. It cuts through
My daughter suggested a visit to the Ojai Raptor Center, and I jumped at the chance to
The 19th annual event for Dia de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, came early to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery this year, and I
I seldom drive the interstate north toward Las Vegas and when I do, I don’t stop to sightsee. Yes, I’ve heard of the Calico Ghost Town, but always I breezed right by on my way to
It’s time for the 2018 Spider Pavilion at the Natural History Museum. This is an outdoor, up-close lab where one can walk through spider habitat. It’s perfect for autumn! Of course, I made a visit this year. Who
In the Cucamonga Valley, the name Joseph Filippi means wine. Yes, I know California is known for its wine and one usually thinks of Napa and Sonoma, the current giants in the industry. However, let’s back up a bit and consider
