The 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles are still a whole presidential term away, but already the city’s artistic community is gearing up for its global showcase.
The 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles are still a whole presidential term away, but already the city’s artistic community is gearing up for its global showcase.
As families in Wyoming head out for a summer holiday, historians are encouraging people to explore a range of historic lodging options, such as the Chambers House Bed and Breakfast in Pinedale. The core of the pine-log building is actually the town s first one-room schoolhouse, built in 1904. Ann Chambers Noble, owner of Chambers House Bed and Breakfast in Pinedale and an author and historian, said local owners take a lot of pride in their historic buildings. .
By Whitney Bauck for The Guardian.Broadcast version by Edwin J. Viera for New York News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration Chef Joseph Yoon is used to people reacting negatively to his creations: he’s watched a child cry when she realized the pumpkin cake in her mouth was made with cricket powder, seen a grown adult spit out his bug-laden bite of food, and endured racist online comments aimed at him for suggesting that scorpions or mealworms are worth eating. But none of that seems to faze Yoon. .
April is the fifth annual Arts, Culture and Creativity Month in California, and advocates for the arts are promoting diversity in the arts workforce and celebrating recent policy wins. In Los Angeles, the County Board of Supervisors just voted to join Arts for LA s Creative Jobs Collective Impact Initiative, which aims to create 10,000 living-wage jobs in the state s creative sector by the year 2030. Gustavo Herrera, CEO of Arts for LA, said the idea is to rebuild the arts economy after COVID. .