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All About AugustIn This Issue4 Town of the Arts6 Calendar of Events10 Best Dining Around SanPedro & the Peninsula11 The DirectoryPhineas Banning Birthday CelebrationCome celebrate the birthday of the “Father of Los Angeles Harbor,” Phineas Banning, at the historic Banning Museum from 5to 8 p.m. on Saturday, August 20.There will be live country and classic rock music by localband, JB and The Big Circle Riders, line dance lessons by CarrieWojo and barbecue.VIP Admission is 45 and includes the buffet dinner, reservedseating, lemonade, and other amenities.General Admission is 10 and children younger than 12 arefree. Bring your own picnic and enjoy the concert and dancing.Attendees may also bring their own beverages, but hard liquoris not allowed. Advance reservations are required for all attendees.The Banning Museum is at 401 E. M Street in Wilmington. Forinformation and to register, go to www.BanningMuseum.org.Lots of Art to See & BuyEnjoy a Free Performance of‘Romeo & Juliet’ in the ParkShakespeare by the Sea will present a performance of “Romeo & Juliet” on Friday, August 5beginning at 8 p.m. in Pt. Fermin Park, located at807 Paseo del Mar at the foot of Gaffey Streeton the Peninsula.As with all Shakespeare by the Sea’s performances, this one is free.It’s recommended you bring a blanketbecause the play is presented outdoors and thenight ocean air can get pretty cold.For information and to support this local professional company, visitwww.ShakespeareByTheSea.org.The Malaga Cove Art on the Lawn Show will feature a fullweekend of paintings, ceramics, photography, wearable art,and prints from artists of the eight art groups affiliated with thePalos Verdes Art Center.The show will be held Saturday and Sunday, August 20 and 21from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.The artists have been presenting their works for more than 40years at this location and the diverse array of media and stylesgrows every year.It’s at.Malaga Cove Plaza, located at the entrance to the City ofPalos Verdes Estates on scenic Palos Verdes Drive Westbetween Via Chico and Via Corta. There is plenty of free parking.For more information, check at www.PVArtCenter.org.Be sure to check for the latest information onmodified operating hours and any specialrequirements for admission as the HealthDepartment works to control COVID-19 outbreaks.Special information for travelers is available traveladvisory.htmVolume 8 Number 8August 2022San Pedro & Peninsula Visitor is published monthly with combined issuesin July & August and November & December by Visit San Pedro, theindependent tourism authority serving San Pedro, the Los Angeles Harborand Palos Verdes Peninsula communities, and Catalina Island. Visit SanPedro is a division of SoCal ETC.2Offices and Visitor Center479 W. 6th Street, Suite 101, Downtown San Pedro310-729-9828 www.VisitSanPedro.orgEnd the Summer with a SailSail on a tall ship to top off the summer season on Saturday,August 27 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. You’ll sail on one of Los Angeles’official tall ships and maritime ambassadors with Los AngelesMaritime Institute. It will include lots of great sites around LosAngeles Harbor and San Pedro’s inimitable sunset. Cost is 60for adults and 30 for children. Get information at 310-833-6055or www.LAMITopSail.org.San Pedro & Peninsula VisitorAugust 2022
The End ofSummer Is thePerfect Time toVisit CatalinaThe end of summer is a perfecttime to visit Catalina Island. Fewervisitors but still great weather.There’s plenty of nature andadventure. And plenty of relaxingand good times.Although the largest number ofvisitors come in the summermonths, it’s really a year-round getaway destination.Catalina Express offers fast andcomfortable boats with daily departures from San Pedro, Long Beach,and Dana Point.The boats feature main deckswith comfortable airline-style seating, overhead storage compartments, large viewing windows, andaccommodations for disabled passengers.Catalina Express boats arrive atthe line’s dedicated terminal righton the edge of Avalon, the city onthe island. So it’s just a convenientwalk or golf cart ride into Avalonand all the hotels, dining, and activities. Only a very few cars areallowed on Catalina Island, so trafficis not an issue.Its schedule changes with the seasons, so you always need to checkits website(www.CatalinaExpress.com) for thecurrent sailings.And did you know that CatalinaIsland is a great place for groupsand meetings?Get all the information you needfrom Love Catalina Island, thetourism authority atwww.LoveCatalina.com.San Pedro Visitor Center479 W. 6th StreetDowntown San Pedro310-729-9828
All Arts All the TimeFine art, crafts, San Pedro has it allSan Pedro is known as Los Angeles’ arts district. In fact, its Waterfront Arts District was designated by California as one of thestate’s initial 14 cultural districts.And once you’re here, it’s easy to understand why.Block after block of the town is home to galleries and working artists’ studios. And they’ve made adaptive reuse of any numberof buildings, preserving the town’s character while transforming it from industrial to artistic.The Loft at 401 S. Mesa Street is anexample of how artists have transformedSan Pedro. The Loft is housed in a building that was once a laundry and later awarehouse. Nowadays, it is the workingspace for a wide range of artists in big studios with two galleries to show theirworks and those of guest artists.Another big spot for artists’ work is CRAFTED at the Portof Los Angeles. It opened 10 years ago in a space that wasformerly a warehouse for cargo coming into and out of theport.Today it hosts nearly 50 artists in stalls where they displaytheir works that range from painting and photography towoodwork.It is located in Warehouse 10 at 122 E. 22nd Street on theWaterfront and is open Fridays and Sundays Noon to 6 p.m.The biggest exhibitor at CRAFTED is the San Pedro ArtAssociation. And it’s really the pioneer of art in San Pedro,having been founded 85 years ago.Its area at CRAFTED has the works of 36 member artistson display and available for sale. These include art, illustration, and photography, clothing and apparel, ceramics andsculpture, home décor and accessories, stationery and papergoods, and toys and games. Steve Magee offers expert pictureframing on site and Debbie Sue Stinson offers personal shopper services for all art- and home-related items.4Pat Woolley is a noted acrylic and watercolor artist/illustratorwhose work is available at the San Pedro Art Association atCRAFTED gallerySan Pedro & Peninsula Visitor—Photo courtesy of the San Pedro Art AssociationAugust 2022
Every 1ThursdaystSan Pedro celebrates art in all its forms every month with its big First ThursdayArtWalk.The studios and galleries are open and invite in guests to see where art is made anddisplayed.The ArtWalk begins at 6 p.m. and takes place between 4th and 9th Streets and PalosVerdes Street to Pacific Avenue, most all of Downtown San Pedro.There’s live entertainment in many of the venues and at the corner of 6th and MesaStreets. Many restaurants offer specials for the evening.And a guided art walk begins at 5:30 p.m. at Sirens Java and Tea, 402 W. 7thStreet. This month the guided art walk will feature Menduina Schneider Art Galleryat 366 W. 7th Street, Cherry Wood at the Back Door Studios, 368-378 W. 7th Street,and Megan Mickeal Photography at 347 W. 7th Street.Literally, everywhere you look in San Pedro you’ll see art. The San Pedro Waterfront Arts District has commissioned a number of public art projects. These include seven murals and 25 paintings on department of transportation utility boxes. The boxesfollow the theme “unexpected Pedro.”9th and Grand–This box entitled, “Crane Transforming,” waspainted by Zahra Bejaune and was inspired by the industrialcranes operating in the Port of Los Angeles and the birds who flyaround San Pedro. “When Zahra looks at the beautiful views ofthe harbor and sees the birds, she often imagines the metalcranes are yearning to transform from their repetitious existenceinto Japanese ‘floating world’ style cranes and fly away,” according to the description by the San Pedro Waterfront Arts District,which sponsored her work.—Photo courtesy San Pedro Waterfront Arts DistrictHarbor and 1st Street—This box on the southwest corner, waspainted by Erick Sanchez. He said his “art art consists of an expression of sensations, emotions, ideas and vibrant imagery that isexpressed through figures, implicit and representative. This conceptpermits me to focus on the different cultures that make up the city.One is able to identify with the reflections I paint as they are takenfrom everyday life. Of course, to give it some flavor, I always add abit of satire and sarcasm to the mundanity that surrounds us;whether these are scenes from the community, home, music, workor urban life.”—Photo courtesy San Pedro Waterfront Arts DistrictAugust 2022San Pedro & Peninsula Visitor5
Tuesday, August 2Wilmington Certified Farmers MarketNoon-6 p.m.Hometown style farmers market with certified California-grownfruits, vegetables, assorted plants, and flowers. Fresh cooked foodvendors along with arts, crafts, and jewelry. On L Street betweenAvalon Blvd. and Marine Avenue, health/WilmingtonCertified-Farmers-MarketAlso, Tuesdays, August 9, 16, 23, & 30Thursday, August 4First Thursday Artwalk11 a.m.-3 p.m.Fruits and vegetables from certified, small family farms. Get ahead start on weekend meals with fresh options. Beacon Street6Mariners Night at the Goose & Gridiron6:30-10 p.m.Casual event open to the public with dinner and cocktails served.Goose & Gridiron Pub, LA Harbor Masonic Lodge, 1640 W. 9thStreet, San Pedro. www.SanPedroMasons.org. Suggesteddonation 10Also, Friday, August 19Romeo & Juliet6-9 p.m.Downtown San Pedro’s arts night out. Galleries and studios open,dining specials, entertainment. Between 4th & 9th Streets and PalosVerdes Street and Pacific Avenue, Downtown San Pedro.www.1stThursday.comFriday, August 5Farmers Marketbetween 6th and 7th Streets. 310-732-4545,www.SanPedroChamber.comAlso, Fridays, August 12, 19, & 268 p.m.Shakespeare by the Sea’s local repertory company presents thetragedy. Pt. Fermin Park, 807 Paseo Del Mar, Peninsula.www.ShakespeareByTheSea.org. FreeGame Night10 p.m.-1 a.m.Pick out a board game and have fun with friends and new friends.Kitchen open until 10 p.m. San Pedro Brewing Company, 331 W.6th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-831-5663,www.SanPedroBrewing.comAlso, Fridays, August 12, 19, & 26San Pedro & Peninsula VisitorAugust 2022
Saturday, August 6Saturday, August 13Peninsula Cars and Coffee—The Place to Be9 a.m.Have coffee and walk around hotrod, vintage, custom, muscle,antique, and classic cars and talk with people who loveautomobiles. Promenade on the Peninsula, 550 Deep Valley Drive,Rolling Hills Estates, Peninsula. Entrance off Indian Peak Road.www.PVConcours.orgGuided Coastal Hike10 a.m.Stops at a variety of spectacular viewing points including the Pt.Vicente Lighthouse and the Terranea Sea Salt Conservatory.Reservations required 48 hours in advance. Terranea Resort, 100Terranea Drive, Rancho Palos Verdes, Peninsula. 310-265-2861,www.Terranea.com. 75 per person. Reservations required 48hours in advanceAlso, Saturdays, August 13, 20, & 27Irish Music7 p.m.Ken O'Malley Irish Music and Padraic Conroy perform live at SanPedro’s Irish pub. The Whale & Sale, 327 W. 7th Street, DowntownSan Pedro. 310-832-0363, www.TheWhaleAndAle.comMuch Ado About Nothing8 p.m.Shakespeare by the Sea presents the comedy. Pt. Fermin Park, 807Paseo Del Mar, Peninsula. www.ShakespeareByTheSea.org. FreeGuided Nature Walk9 a.m.A walk through restored habitat on top of an ancient slide areawith bluff-top views presented by the Palos Verdes PeninsulaLand Conservancy. Ocean Trails Reserve, 1 Oceanaire Dr, RanchoPalos Verdes, Peninsula. www.PVPLC.orgFlannel Nation FestivalNoonMusic festival headlined by Sugar Ray and performances byEverclear, Soul Asylum, and others. Port of Los Angeles, Berth 46,3011 Miner Street, San Pedro Waterfront. www.FlannelNation.com. 55- 2000Walk Cabrillo2:15-4:15 p.m.A walk guided by Cabrillo Marine Aquarium’s education staff tosee the native garden, salt marsh, beaches, and tidepools. Meet infront of the aquarium. Masks are required at all times.www.CabrilloMarineAquarium.orgIrish Music7 p.m.Ken O'Malley Irish Music and Padraic Conroy perform live at SanPedro’s Irish pub. The Whale & Sale, 327 W. 7th Street, DowntownSan Pedro. 310-832-0363, www.TheWhaleAndAle.comContinued on page 8 Sunday, August 7See the Sea9 a.m.-NoonSail on a marine vessel to see nearshore animals upclose, learn about plankton and marine animals thatcall the soft bottom their home, identify marine birds,and watch for sea lions and dolphins. Presented byCabrillo Marine Aquarium. Reservations required. 310548-7562 for information and reservations. 50/ 45for Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium membersSalt Marsh Open House2:15-4:15 p.m.Learn about the Salinas de San Pedro wetlandshabitat at Cabrillo Beach. Cabrillo Marine Aquarium,3720 Stephen M. White Drive, Cabrillo Beach, SanPedro Waterfront. 310-548-7562,www.CabrilloMarineAquarium.orgAugust 2022San Pedro & Peninsula Visitor7
Continued from page 7Saturday, August 20Guided Nature WalkFriday, August 19-Sunday, September 4EurydiceTimes varyA play exploring the Orpheus myth reimagined through the eyes ofits heroine. Little Fish Theatre, 777 S. Centre Street, Downtown SanPedro. 424-203-4707, www.LittleFishTheatre.org. 430/ 28/ 20Performances Friday, August 19, 8 p.m.; Saturday, August 20, 8p.m.; Sunday, August 21, 2 p.m.; Friday, August 26, 8 p.m.; Saturday,August 27, 8 p.m.; Sunday, August 28, 2 p.m.; Friday, September 2, 8p.m.; Saturday, September 3, 8 p.m.; Sunday, September 4, 2 p.m.Thursday, August 18Open Mic Night7-9 p.m.Acoustic singers, singer-songwriters, poets perform. To performsign up at 6:30 p.m. Grand Annex, 434 W. 6th Street, DowntownSan Pedro. 310-833-4813, www.GrandVision.orgFriday, August 19A Hard Day’s Night8 p.m.Beatles tribute show by The Hard Day’s Night Band, regarded asthe best Beatles tribute group in Southern California. WarnerGrand Theatre, 478 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro.www.GrandVision.org. 105/ 65/ 55/ 35/ 27.5010:30 a.m.Naturalists lead a walk to discover wildlife in their coastal sagescrub habitat presented by the Palos Verdes Peninsula LandConservancy. White Point Nature Center, parking at dead end of1600 Paseo del Mar, San Pedro, Peninsula. www.PVPLC.orgPhineas Banning Birthday Celebration5-8 p.m.Celebrating the “Father of the Los Angeles Harbor” with livecountry and classic rock music, line dance lessons and barbeque.Banning Museum, 401 E. M Street, Wilmington.www.BanningMuseum.org. Advance reservations required. 45/ 10 general admission (bring your own picnic)Irish Music7 p.m.Ken O'Malley Irish Music and Padraic Conroy perform live at SanPedro’s Irish pub. The Whale & Sale, 327 W. 7th Street, DowntownSan Pedro. 310-832-0363, www.TheWhaleAndAle.comThe Highwayman Show8-10 p.m.Family friendly tribute show to the music of Johnny Cash, WillieNelson, Waylon Jennings, & Kris Kristofferson. Wrigley Stage,Crescent Avenue, Avalon, Catalina Island.www.LoveCatalina.com. FreeSaturday, August 27End of Summer Sail6-8:30 p.m.Celebrate the end of summer on one of the Cityof Los Angeles’ Official Tall Ships & MaritimeAmbassadors with a sail around the Harbor. LosAngeles Maritime Institute, Berth 73, San PedroWaterfront. 310-833-6055, www.LAMITopSail.org. 60/ 30Irish Music7 p.m.Ken O'Malley Irish Music and Padraic Conroyperform live at San Pedro’s Irish pub. The Whale& Sale, 327 W. 7th Street, Downtown San Pedro.310-832-0363, www.TheWhaleAndAle.comSunday, August 28Esencia Flamenca presents2 p.m.Flamenco dance recital featuring companymembers and students of Esencia Flamenca.Featuring over 30 flamenco dancersaccompanied with live music. Warner GrandTheatre, 478 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro.www.GrandVision.org. 45/ 25/ 15Saturday, August 20 & Sunday, August 21Malaga Cove Art on the Lawn Show10 a.m.-5 p.m.Art show featuring paintings, jewelry, ceramics,photography, wearable art, and prints fromartists from the eight art groups affiliated withPalos Verdes Art Center. Malaga Cove Plaza,entrance on Palos Verdes Drive West, PalosVerdes Estates, Peninsula. www.PVArtCenter.orgThe information in this calendar comes from a wide range of sources and may notnecessarily have the most current details. Please contact the producers for thelatest status on their eventsFor updated event information, go towww.VisitSanPedro.org8San Pedro & Peninsula VisitorAugust 2022
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Art/Galleries/MuseumsThe Banning Museum, 401 E. M Street, Wilmington. 310-548-2005,www.TheBanningMuseum.orgCabrillo Marine Aquarium, 3720 Stephen M. White Drive, Cabrillo Beach.310-548-7562, www.CabrilloMarineAquarium.orgCatalina Island Museum, 217 Metropole Avenue, Avalon, Catalina Island.310-510-2414, www.CatalinaMuseum.orgDowntown Books & Gallery, 414 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 818731-1158, www.DTBooksArt.comLittle Fish Theatre, 777 S. Centre Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-5126030, www.LittleFishTheatre.orgMario’s Art Gallery, 2438 S. Western Avenue, Peninsula. 310-548-9077,www.MarioMirkovichFineArt.comSan Pedro Art Association at CRAFTED, 112 E. 22nd Street, Waterfront. 310831-2928, www.SanPedroArt.orgWarner Grand Theatre, 478 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-5487672, www.WarnerGrand.orgFood/Dining/NightlifeWhale & Ale British Restaurant & Pub, 327 W. 7th Street, Downtown SanPedro. 310-832-0363 www.WhaleAndAle.comBabouch Moroccan Restaurant & Lounge, 810 S. Gaffey Street, San Pedro.310-831-0246, www.BabouchMoroccan.comBig Nick’s Pizza, 1110 N. Gaffey Street, Suite G, Northwest San Pedro. 310732-5800, www.BigNicksPizza.com22nd Street Landing Seafood Grill and Bar, 141-A W. 22nd Street, CabrilloMarina, San Pedro Waterfront. nrad’s Mexican Grill, 376 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro 424-2645452, www.ConradsMexicanGrill.comThe Corner Store, 1118 W. 37th Street, Pt. Fermin, Peninsula. 310-832-2424Godmothers Saloon, 302 W. 7th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-833-1589Happy Deli, 530 S. Gaffey Street, Downtown San Pedro. 424-364-0319,www.HappyDeliSP.comHappy Diner American diner and Mexican, 617 S. Centre Street, DowntownSan Pedro. 310-833-6799, www.HappyDinerSP.comHappy Diner #2, 1931 N. Gaffey Street, NW San Pedro. 310-935-2933Harborview Event Center at Ft. MacArthur LA AFB. Hayley Strozier, 310653-8341, Hayley.Strozier@us.af.mil or Patti Orbeck 310-653-8255,www.LAFSS.com/HarborviewNiko’s Pizzeria, 399 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-241-1400,www.NikosPizzeria.comRaffaello Ristorante, 457 w. 7th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-514-0900,www.RaffaelloRistorante.comSacred Grounds coffee house, salads, sandwiches, 468 W. 6th Street,Downtown San Pedro 310-514-0080San Pedro Brewing Company, 331 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310831-5663, www.SanPedroBrewing.comSan Pedro Café, 605 S. Pacific Avenue Suite 103, Downtown San Pedro.310-547-0961, www.WeLoveSPC.comTerranea Resort eight dining venues, 100 Terranea Way, Rancho PalosVerdes. 866-802-8000, www.Terranea.comUtro's at the Wharf great hamburgers and more, Berth 73, San PedroWaterfront. 310-547-5022, www.facebook.com/UtrosVons Grocery Store food, liquor, wine, beer sundries, 1221 S. Gaffey Street,San Pedro. 310-832-7063, www.Vons.comWest Coast Philly’s cheesesteaks & hoagies 1902 S. Pacific Avenue, SanPedro. 424-264-5322, www.WestCoastPhillys.comWienerschnitzel, 230 N. Gaffey Street, San Pedro. ngLos Angeles Yacht Club, 285 Whalers Walk, Cabrillo Marina. 310-831-1203,www.LAYC.orgCabrillo Way Marina, 2293 Miner Street, Cabrillo Way Marina. 310-5144985, www.CabrilloWay.comLos Angeles Maritime Institute—Official LA Tall Ships, Berth 73, Suite 2,San Pedro Waterfront. 310-833-6055, www.LAMITopSail.orgRecommended HotelsAugust 2022Best Western Plus San Pedro Hotel & Suites, 111 S. Gaffey Street, SanPedro. 310-514-1414Terranea Resort, 100 Terranea Way, Rancho Palos Verdes. 866-802-8000,www.Terranea.comDoubleTree by Hilton, 2800 Via Cabrillo Marina San Pedro Waterfront. 310514-3344.Shopping & ServicesAlexander Felix Insurance Agency, 807 S. Gaffey Street, San Pedro. 424536-3091, www.afia.agencyBlack Knight Patrol, 505 S. Pacific Avenue, Downtown San Pedro. 213-9856499, www.BlackKnightPatrol.comBringelson Jewelers, 461 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-8325482, www.FaceBook.com/BringelsonJewelersInternational Motors quality used cars and service, 1600 S Pacific Avenue,San Pedro. 310-519-3687, www.SanPedroCars.netRok ‘n’ Ell Baby Boutique & More, 1438 W 8th Street, Weymouth Corners.310-832-4145, www.RoknEllBaby.comRound Trip Collective, 617 S. Mesa Street, Downtown. 310-935-8295,www.RoundTripCollective.comUrban Feet & Skate, 329 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro 310-832-9364,www.UrbanFeetAndSkate.netHealth, Fitness, & RecreationCatalina Express, Berth 95, San Pedro Waterfront; Catalina Landing, LongBeach. 800-481-3470, www.CatalinaExpress.comBelmont Shore Railroad Club, Angels Gate Park, 3601 S. Gaffey Street,Peninsula .310-831-6262, www.BelmontShoreRR.comDr. Ja’nae Brown, PT, DPT physical therapy. 310-548-5984,www.DRJanaeBrownPT.comLanta Salon, 300 E. 4th Street, Suite A111, Long Beach. 310-521-0828,www.LantaSalon.netSpirit Cruises, Dock 9, Shoreline Village, Long Beach. 310-548-8080,www.SpiritMarine.comReal EstateGinger DearbornManhattan Premier Realty, 810 W. 9th Street, San Pedro310-872-0178, matherine@gmail.comTours & TransportationSunseeker Tours, sightseeing Hollywood/Los Angeles. 877-416-5460,tours@sunseekertours.com, www.SunseekerTours.comOur CommunityChrist Lutheran Church & School, 28850 S. Western Avenue, Rancho PalosVerdes, Peninsula310-831-0848, www.ChristRPV.comCommunity Christian Church, 1903 W. Summerland Drive, Rancho PalosVerdes. 318-832-7304, www.CCCRPV.orgThe Garden Church, 429 W. 6th Street, Downtown San Pedro. 310-929-0547,www.GardenChurchSP.orgHoly Trinity School & Preschool, 1226 W. Santa Cruz Street, San Pedro310-833-0703, www.School.HolyTrinitySP.orgMinisterios Torrente De Besor 1491 W. O’Farrell Street, San Pedro. 310350-7892, 310-901-5490 , 64268506055/postsSan Pedro United Methodist Church, 580 W 6th Street. 310-548-1001,www.SanPedroUMC.orgRandom Lengths News, 1300 S. Pacific Avenue 310- 519-1016,www.RandomLengthsNews.comSan Pedro Chamber of Commerce, 390 West 7th Street, Downtown SanPedro 310-832-7272, www.SanPedroChamber.comTemple Heights Southern Baptist Church, 888 W. Hamilton Avenue, SanPedro 310-831-5446, www.Facebook.com/TempleHeightsSanPedroThe Vue Apartments, 255 W. 5th Street, Downtown San Pedro 866-5851972, www.TheVueResidences.comSan Pedro Visitor Center479 W. 6th Street, Suite 101, Downtown San Pedro424-364-6865www.VisitSanPedro.orgSan Pedro & Peninsula Visitor11
weekend of paintings, ceramics, photography, wearable art, . its Waterfront Arts District was designated by California as one of the state's initial 14 cultural districts. And once you're here, it's easy to understand why. . Angeles Maritime Institute, Berth 73, San Pedro Waterfront. 310-833-6055, www.LAMITopSail.org. 60/ 30 Irish Music
