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First Annual Girls Night OutMore than 500 guests turned out for Southbay’s First Annual Girls Night Out. Terranea Resort provided the dramatic back drop for a fashion show highlighting eight South Bay boutiques. Guests sipped wine by Uncorked and Pavan Liqueur de France cocktails and browsed items at a summer boutique with proceeds benefitting local charity Walk With Sally. A big thank you to Choura Events for producing on such a amazing event! |
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Locals Club Mixer at Studio PulseSouthbay magazine kicked off 2013 with a health-inspired evening at Studio Pulse in Redondo Beach. Our partners at South Bay Plastic Surgeons offered beauty and anti-aging tips while Paradise Bowls served hearty and wholesome acai fruit bowls. |
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Locals Club Mixer at Spa BellaSouthbay magazine and plastic surgeon Christine Petti, M.D. gathered in February for a beauty-inspired evening at Spa Bella in Torrance. More than $3,000 in raffle prizes were given and all were delighted with delicious appetizers by Chef Bert S. Agor of Kincaid's. |
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Walk With Sally's Bowl-A-PromWalk With Sally raised nearly $30,000 at their 6th annual bowling fundraiser. Money raised will support their Mentoring, Temporary Family Support and HeART to Home programs all of which benefit children of parents (or siblings) with cancer. |
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Issue Release EventIn February, Southbay magazine celebrated the release of their first issue of the year in conjunction with Abigaile's one year anniversary. Tastebuds were pleased with Chef Tin Vuong's featured dishes, most never before seen on the menu, and craft beer tastings from the Brewery at Abigaile. |
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310YP DebutIntroducing 310YP, the Newest Young Professionals Group in Los Angeles that is 100% for charity. More than 400 young professionals attended this inaugural event at Shade Hotel. |
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Valentine BallThere was plenty of love in the air at the 24th annual Valentine Ball, a fundraising gala benefiting the Norris Center for the Performing Arts. This year’s event, “A String of Pearls,” celebrated the 30th anniversary season of the Norris Theatre and honored supporters Chuck and Carol Drexel. |
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The Locals ClubSouthbay magazine kicked off 2013 with a health-inspired evening at Studio Pulse in Redondo Beach. Our partners at South Bay Plastic Surgeons offered beauty and anti-aging tips while Paradise Bowls served hearty and wholesome acai fruit bowls. |
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Family Nature & Art HikeObserving the winter landscape and wildlife while on a guided nature hike down the Discovery Trail to the Terranea Resort, parents and their children connected to the natural beauty of the peninsula’s coastline habitat restored by the Conservancy and used it as artistic inspiration for creating their own impressionist masterpieces at this event hosted by the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy and Art to Grow On, Inc. |
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Network Your Heart Out … It MattersLA Networking Matters raised more than $17,000 for Toberman Neighborhood Center, Peninsula Seniors and Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce’s high school scholarship fund at their fourth annual networking for a cause event. |
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Las Madrecitas’ Evergreen BallLas Niñas de Las Madrecitas’ senior class of 2013 was honored at the 48th annual Evergreen Ball. This year’s presentees have volunteered more than 14,000 hours collectively in both the community and at Los Angeles Orthopædic Hospital during their four years in high school. |
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Holiday FestivalTorrance Memorial Medical Center’s 29th annual event raised $2 million toward the hospital’s $200 million capital campaign to fund construction of the new Patient Tower. More than 5,000 community members enjoyed the six-day event hosted under a 22,000-square-foot white tent on the Torrance Memorial campus. |
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Los Angeles Guitar FestivalWorld-renowned guitarist Tommy Emmanuel and other amazing artists gathered in Redondo Beach for a celebration of music and the guitar. |
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Southbay Businesses Give Back Holiday PartyMore than 300 guests turned out for Southbay's Businesses Give Back event produced in conjunction with Choura Events. Morgan's Jewelers provided the dramatic back drop for the Holiday party highlighting local businesses and the philanthropic causes they support. Guests sipped Ultimat Vodka cocktails, fine wine courtesy of Uncorked Wine Shop, brews by Firestone Walker Brewing Co and indulged on delicious food by Choura Events. |
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Sandpipers' Holiday Homes Tour Wine TastingNew this year to the Sandpipers' Holiday Homes Tour, Southbay Magazine hosting a wine tasting event in conjunction with Bank of Manhattan and Uncorked Wine Shop. The event was complete with live music by Paul Lemire and food served by Kincaid's Redondo Beach, Andiamo's and Mama D's. 100% of food and wine sales benefitted the Sandpipers'. |
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Medawar Fine Jewelers Welcomes Dubey & SchaldenbrandMedawar Fine Jewelers hosted an exclusive one-day event with Dubey & Schaldenbrand, a prestigious Swiss watchmaker. Their stunning timepieces were on display and available for guests to try on while enjoying wine by Eberle Winery. |
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Locals Club Mixer at Shark's CoveAfter a much successful first year, The Locals Club members and friends celebrated the Holiday's on the rooftop deck of Shark's Cove in Manhattan Beach. All enjoyed live music by local guitarist Jonny Perdue and food and beverages courtesy of Shark's Cove. |
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Locals Club Mixer at Elegance Boutique SpaIn October, The Locals Club gathered in the beautiful garden at Elegance Boutique Spa for its' monthly networking mixer. Guests enjoyed delicious gourmet food compliments of Kincaid's Redondo Beach - the clam chowder was a hit! |
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ART90266Close to 200 guests attended this LA25 event at Shade Hotel in Manhattan Beach. The event raised $23,000 for the Redondo Beach Education Foundation, who will use the funds to send more than 1,400 children in the Redondo Beach Unified School District on field trips to LACMA. Southbay magazine was a proud media sponsor. |
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Monte Carlo NightLas Madrecitas welcomed guests to Trump National Golf Club and raised more than $85,000 to help Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital (LAOH) provide outstanding care for children with musculoskeletal disorders, regardless of their ability to pay. |
