Posts Tagged ‘truly-hermosa’
Explore Hermosa Beach’s Surf Culture and Heritage
By Jason Rochlin, Redondo Beach Resident and Volunteer Writer With contributions by Michelle Crispin & SJ Bacallao When you think of Hermosa Beach, images of sun-kissed waves and vibrant beach life instantly come to mind. Cradled in the South Bay of Los Angeles, Hermosa has always been a paradise for surfers, with a rich history…
Read MoreSpend the Day at Hermosa Beach’s Local Hot Spots
Written by Jason Rochlin, Michelle Crispin With contributions by SJ Bacallao PEOPLE WATCHING AT THE PIER: Vista Hermosa The Hermosa Beach Pier is the perfect spot for people-watching, with plenty to see and do along Pier Avenue. After visiting local highlights like the Hermosa Beach Museum and browsing local shops, settle in for sunset at…
Read MoreSBMC Stokes Young Musicians’ Dreams
In 2018, Kimberly Koffler started what is now the South Bay Music Connection as a way to help her teenage son’s band get a few gigs in the area. “Although the South Bay is a great place for music, it’s harder to find a place for younger kids to play,” she says. “At first, I…
Read MoreMovie Making in Hermosa Beach
American filmmaking is often associated with Hollywood’s landmark letters. Even so, the city does not solely embody that “Hollywood” mystique; the public’s perception of movie magic owes to influences including our own Hermosa Beach. “This is definitely a destination location. There’s no way to really define it, it’s just the vibe,” said Rick Koenig, president…
Read MoreHermosa Greenbelt Habitat Restoration Key for a Special South Bay Butterfly
Hermosa Greenbelt Habitat Restoration key for a special South Bay Butterfly On June 1, 1976, the El Segundo blue butterfly was officially listed as an endangered species. This determination meant that additional resources would be provided by the US Fish and Wildlife Service to help the El Segundo blue butterfly increase its range and population…
Read MoreOnly in Hermosa
Entertainment Fiesta Hermosa at the Hermosa Beach Pier Hermosa Beach Pier is worth visiting year-round, but the Strand becomes a major hotspot of activity during Fiesta Hermosa. The 2024 event will take place on May 25-27, continuing the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce’s nearly 100-year history of celebrating local artists. Modern Fiesta Hermosa began as…
Read MoreHave Fun in Hermosa Beach Even When You Can’t Swim
By Courtney McKenna, courtneymckennaproductions.com If you find yourself in Hermosa Beach and it’s too cold to swim, fear not! Hermosa Beach offers a plethora of activities that are as entertaining as they are diverse. Check out the complete list below for a summary of favorites: shopping, sports and activities, arts and entertainment, parks and nature.…
Read MoreHermosa’s History and the murals that pay tribute
By Jamie Erickson, Hermosa Beach Museum Director & Curator Hermosa Beach became the 19th incorporated city of Los Angeles County on January 14, 1907, the measure passing by a singular vote amongst residents who casted ballots. Since then, Hermosa Beach has always been what some would call a small town, coined as the best little…
Read MoreEat Your Way Around Hermosa – Great food beyond the beach
By Zachary Gold, Hermosa Resident and Volunteer Writer Coffee and a pastry at Gitana Cafe 2600 Hermosa Ave It’s always great to get near the water and smell the sea air to start a day. The aroma of great coffee and pastries down by the strand at Gitana Cafe is unparalleled in quality. Gitana is…
Read MoreBoards Across Hermosa
Celebrating Skate Culture in Hermosa the Business Way By Tara McNamara Stabile Economic Development Action Committee Member and Project Manager This past winter, Hermosa Beach was visited by music legends. Kurt Cobain gazed upon Pier Avenue from @Mike’s Guitar Parlor, Jim Morrison held court at Patrick Molloy’s, and Pennywise oversaw the mosh pit inside…
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