SUNDAY, APRIL 29
Kids 4 Kids 5K/10K Run/Walk and All-Star Carnival – Benefiting Children’s Cancer Research Fund, the Kids 4 Kids 5k Run/Walk and All-Star Carnival was created in response to the incredible generosity of children wanting to help other children with cancer. The event empowers them to take action and raise funds to help find a cure. LA Live-Staples Center. Info: 310-207-5330.
CCRF-Kids.org.
looking ahead SATURDAY, MAY 5
Wilderness First Aid Class – May 5-6. 9am-6pm. REI and Wilderness Medicine Institute offer a com- prehensive course in wilderness medicine skills. From patient assessment through trauma and medical and environmental emergencies. Min age 16. Course may be used to recertify WFR, WFA and Wilderness EMT. $200. REI, 1800 Rosecrans Ave, Ste E, Manhattan Beach. 310-727-0728.
REI.com/Store14.
Brewery Ride – 5-7:30pm. A pleasant ride to a brewery, winery or quality local watering hole with an emphasis on craft and micro beverages. Meet time can change so confirm. Ride pace is slow. Age 21+ only. Flying Pigeon Bikes, 3714 N Figueroa St, LA. 213-909-8986.
FlyingPigeon-LA.com/Calendar.
SUNDAY, MAY 6
Open House/Silent Auction – Benefiting expedi- tion inspiration fund for breast cancer research. LiveYoga Wellness, 6700 W 83rd St (entrance on Dunbarton), LA. Details, time: 310-835-6700.
Info@LiveYogaWellness.com.
Wendy’s Walk – 10am. The Wendy Walk was formed by the children of Wendy Landes three years ago to support her when she was diagnosed with Liposarcoma, a rare and dangerous form of cancer. The walk begins at Santa Monica Beach. Benefits the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative find a cure for Liposarcoma. To become a sponsor, donate or register for the Wendy Walk, visit
WendyWalk.com.
Wave Motion: The Dance of Life – 10am-5pm. With Cass Phelps. Wave Motion, the rhythmic ex- pression of all organic forms, from energy particles to spirals of the galaxies, is the universal language of life. $65. The Hub, 2001 S Barrington Ave, Ste 150, LA.
TheHub-LA.com.
THURSDAY, MAY 10
Fundamentals of Rock Climbing – 6:30-8:30pm. Learn the basic techniques of climbing in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Includes an overview of the sport as well as individualized instruction in belay- ing, climbing equipment and climbing technique. All gear provided. $35/member, $55/nonmember. Manhattan Beach REI, 1800 Rosecrans Ave, Ste E, Manhattan Beach. 310-727-0728.
FRIDAY, MAY 11
Iyengar Yoga Direct from the Source – May 11-13. Fri: Pose, poise and peace. Iyengar yoga becomes healthy and wholesome when we practice in a com- posed and compassionate way. Sat: Take a stance. Iyengar yoga emphasizes standing poses that offer a full range of motion while encouraging stability for the spine. Sun: Back extensions are challenging
9:30-10:30am & 11:30am-12:30pm each day. With more than 3 million records sold, Greg and Steve are the number one children’s music duo. Their singable lyrics and catchy melodies are set to a contemporary beat. Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, 1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd, Redondo Beach. Tickets, info: 800-548-4063.
RBPAC.org.
FRIDAY, MAY 18 Korean Friendship Bell, San Pedro
asanas ripe with opportunity to learn stability and extension. $40/Fri, $50/Sat or Sun, $125/weekend. Yoga Works, 1426 Montana Ave, Santa Monica. 310-393-5150.
YogaWorks.com.
SATURDAY, MAY 12
Receive, Transform, Inspire: Movement Workshop for Women – 10am-12pm. For women desiring thriving relationships with men, receptivity is a state of being. In two expansive hours, you will have the time and space to unwind, explore your rhythm and re-discover your most vibrant self. Each class will empower with the skills needed to create healthy, ful- filling relationships with everyone in your life. Space limited. $20/preregistration, $25/day of. The Hub, 2001 S Barrington Ave, Ste 150, LA. Register, Nita Rubio: 310-560-6225.
EmbodyShakti@gmail.com.
Edible Landscaping – 10:30am-1:30pm. A Green Garden Academy workshop. Learn how to incorpo- rate edibles into your garden, including raised veg- etable beds and planters. Discover special planting tips for maximizing your yield. Free, registration not required. Santa Monica Main Library, Multipurpose Rm, 2nd Fl, 601 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica. 310-458-8972.
SustainableSM.org/Landscape.
Teen “After Dark” Event – 7-10pm, enter before 8pm. Teens are invited to see the exhibition Children of the Plumed Serpent: The Legacy of Quetzalcoatl in Ancient Mexico and dance under the stars to DJ Knockstudy. Only for teens in middle or high school, not college. Bring school ID or photo ID with birth date or note from a teacher, parent or guardian. Museum and security staff chaperone the evening. Free, tickets required. $10 parking, free after 7pm. LACMA, 5905 Wilshire Blvd, LA. Tickets: 323- 857-6010.
Educate@LACMA.org.
MONDAY, MAY 14
Racy Reads: Teen Book Group – 5:30-6:30pm. Teens get to munch on snacks while talking about books and issues that matter to them. Call for the title of book. Free. Santa Monica Main Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica. Erica Cuyugan: 310-458-8621.
TUESDAY, MAY 15
Tantric Dance of Feminine Power – Tuesdays, May 15-June 12. 7-10pm. With Nita Rubio. A movement modality to connect to the subtle energies of the body; the source is Shakti, the movement of the cosmos. $150/series. The Hub, 2001 S Barrington Ave, Ste 150, LA. Advance registration required, Nita Rubio: 310-560-6225.
EmbodyShakti@gmail.com.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 Greg and Steve Children’s Concert – May 16-18.
Spring Meditation Retreat – May 18-20. Join Dr. Michael Bernard Beckwith and Dr. Rickie Byars Beckwith for a weekend retreat in the silence. Commit and surrender to the highest possibility; welcome the future in its eternal mo- ment. Retreat includes prayer, visioning, chanting and sacred song and yoga. $450/overnight double occupancy including vegetarian/vegan meals, $350/commuters including lunch and dinner. The Royal Way Ranch, Lucerne Valley. Details, register: 310-348-1260 x 1380.
AgapeLive.org.
RoyalWay.org.
Henry “Skipper” Franklin – 6pm. Bassist Henry “The Skipper” Franklin’s prolific career began with Willie Bobo and Archie Shepp, and he rose to fame working with Hugh Masakela. Free, no reservations. LACMA, BP Grand Entrance, 5905 Wilshire Blvd, LA 323-857-6010.
LACMA.org.
SATURDAY, MAY 19
Akashic Intro Workshop – Learn about the Akashic Records and experience your own Akashic connection via Linda Howe’s Pathway Prayer Process to Access the Heart of the Akashic Records. Access your own soul’s wisdom, be more joyful and confident, feel balanced and energized, have the courage to take your leap of faith. Burbank. Time, cost: 818-415-3479.
FRIDAY, JUNE 1
Linda Howe’s Your Extra-Ordinary Life – 7-10pm. Day 1 of this 3-day class. In this remarkable weekend course, explore the challenge of being spiritually awake, aware and aligned with your soul’s purposes while engaging effectively in the material/physical world. For more information, visit
SourceOfMichael.com/events or to register contact Michael Burke at 323-952-4833; email: Michael@
SourceOfMichael.com.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2
Linda Howe’s Your Extra-Ordinary Life – 10am- 5pm. Day 2 of this 3-day class. In this remarkable weekend course, explore the challenge of being spiritually awake, aware and aligned with your soul’s purposes while engaging effectively in the material/physical world. For more information, visit
SourceOfMichael.com/events or to register contact Michael Burke at 323-952-4833; email: Michael@
SourceOfMichael.com.
SUNDAY, JUNE 3
Linda Howe’s Your Extra-Ordinary Life – 10am- 5pm. Day 3 of this 3-day class. In this remarkable weekend course, explore the challenge of being spiritually awake, aware and aligned with your soul’s purposes while engaging effectively in the material/physical world. For more information, visit
SourceOfMichael.com/events or to register contact Michael Burke at 323-952-4833; email: Michael@
SourceOfMichael.com.
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