Sephardic Charoset a la Cali for Passover
For those not familiar with the Passover Seder, it’s a meal abundant with symbolism of the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt. Unfortunately, it’s [more…]
Larchmont Village Life
Homemade Matzah for Passover Again!
Holiday are all about tradition. In the Jewish tradition, celebrating Passover at home with family and friends is an annual favorite. Thanks to Deborah [more…]
Women’s History Happens Every Day at The Buzz
We’ve been meaning to write this all month, but we keep getting distracted by reporting the local news. But since it’s now the last day [more…]
Hummingbird Rescue
The recent rains are a welcome sight after years of persistent drought, but they have been hard on our local wildlife. Last week’s storm was very [more…]
Get Ready to VOTE in the GWNC Election!
Sponsored Post On April 30, 2023, the Greater Wilshire community will elect 21 board members and 21 alternates for 2-year terms on the Greater Wilshire [more…]
Theater Review: It’s Only a Play
Terrence McNally’s It’s Only a Play premiered in 1982, back when Broadway theater makers stayed up late opening night waiting for reviews in the [more…]
Theater Review: Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet has been staged countless times over more than four centuries. Adaptations have ranged from classic to wildly reimagined. The inevitable new [more…]
Banana Cake Squares with Chocolate Chips and Hazelnuts
If you’re like me and have had it with the cold and rain, may I suggest baking this super moist banana cake. It’s definitely [more…]
Meet This Tree: Magnolia x soulangeana – Saucer Magnolia
Editor’s Note: This week Emina Darakjy, a very knowledgeable tree enthusiast we are lucky to call a Buzz contributor, introduces us to another stunning climate-appropriate tree. When [more…]
Spring Theater Wrap-Up
Let’s hope March showers lead to April flowers, and a theater-filled springtime. Los Angeles has so many plays and musicals, classics and world premieres, [more…]
Theater Review: The Thin Place
No, Echo Theater Company’s The Thin Place has nothing to do with Ozempic. Playwright Lucas Hnath has created a world with supernatural elements, and [more…]
“Loot” is Filming on Larchmont
Despite the rain, the crew of the hit television show “Loot,” starring Maya Rudolph, is filming on Larchmont today. Filming is taking place inside [more…]
Theater Review: The Lonely Few
What if they threw a play and a concert broke out? That’s what’s happening at the Geffen Playhouse’s world premiere musical The Lonely Few, [more…]
LADWP Storm Tips
With yet another winter storm upon us today, LADWP offered residents these storm tips, which have been shared by the Windsor Square and Hancock [more…]
Stuffed Peppers With Lentils, Grains, Feta and Mint
Stuffed peppers, that classic casserole style dinner many of us associate with our moms, have a much more colorful and international history. Cultures from around [more…]
New GWNC and FoodCycle LA “Glean Team” Helps “Feed People, Not Landfills!”
“Feed people, not landfills!” is the mission of the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council’s new Glean Team, a cooperative effort with FoodCycle LA that has [more…]
Theater Review: The Human Comedy
In June 2018, Violet, produced by Actors Co-Op, was the subject of my first theater review for The Larchmont Buzz. Since then, it’s been [more…]
Two Must-See Programs at The Wallis
We have a lot to be grateful to Wallis Annenberg for the many contributions she has made to our city. One of them is [more…]
Local Teens Cope During the Recent Lengthy Power Outage
Following the big storm two weeks ago, many neighborhood families were left without power for up to three days. Thankfully, my family and I [more…]
Café Gratitude Latin Inspired Pop-Up Dinner
Restaurant pop-ups are popping up all over town. These one-night-only events are a fantastic way to experience new and exciting menu items, often prepared by [more…]