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Serena and Jimmy Wiley are Topanga originals who embody the authentic spirit of the Canyon. Join TNT contributor Ivan Ka...
10/03/2025

Serena and Jimmy Wiley are Topanga originals who embody the authentic spirit of the Canyon. Join TNT contributor Ivan Kashinsky as he sits down with the Wileys for a heartfelt conversation about growing up and falling in love in Topanga in the wild and free 1970s and ’80s. This is the real Topanga, and it doesn’t matter if the people who experienced it still live here or not, they carry it with them always in their hearts. Photo of the Wileys by Ivan Kashinsky. Cover design by Urs Baur

Fresh off the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Stacie Burrows brings her critically-acclaimed solo musical drama, No Good Drun...
10/03/2025

Fresh off the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Stacie Burrows brings her critically-acclaimed solo musical drama, No Good Drunk, to Corazon Topanga for one night only, on October 19.

Get your tickets now to see No Good Drunk at Corazon Topanga on October 19 at 7pm. The show will run for 60 minutes with no interval.

Tickets are available for $20 at website www.stacieburrows.com

West Basin Municipal Water District invites the community to join in the celebration of a majorDistrict milestone at the...
10/03/2025

West Basin Municipal Water District invites the community to join in the celebration of a major

District milestone at the 2025 Water Harvest festival, commemorating 30 years of recycled water production. This year’s theme honors West Basin’s longstanding leadership in sustainable water solutions since opening its flagship water recycling facility in 1995. The annual festival blends fun and education to raise public awareness of local water sustainability solutions and promotes environmental stewardship.

This free, family-friendly event will take place on Saturday, October 25, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility, located at 1935 S. Hughes Way in El Segundo.

Joseph Rosendo’s Steppin’ Out was entered in the Tarzana International Film Festival, and the screening just took place ...
10/03/2025

Joseph Rosendo’s Steppin’ Out was entered in the Tarzana International Film Festival, and the screening just took place on Saturday the 6th. Along with the Regal Theater audience, the event included the Topanga Canyon Trash Warriors and Topangan Curtis Caddell In attendance was Ron Hanks, Steppin’ Out season 1 and 2 producer; Ashley Burgess, Season 3 producer; Elizabeth Hanks, and Director of Photography, Joseph Rosendo.

At the awards ceremony at the Braemar Country Club, Steppin’ Out won Festival Best Documentary!!! Kudos and congrats to all.

Repost from Hop on a free shuttle to ReadyFest!SAT, Oct 4th 10 AM - 4 PM° Topanga Community Center
09/29/2025

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Hop on a free shuttle to ReadyFest!
SAT, Oct 4th 10 AM - 4 PM
° Topanga Community Center

From devastating fires and relentless floods to daunting financial hurdles, Inn of the Seventh Ray has weathered it all ...
09/29/2025

From devastating fires and relentless floods to daunting financial hurdles, Inn of the Seventh Ray has weathered it all and is proudly celebrating 50 years of cooking and serving delicious, organic food. Find out more in Claire Fordham’s new feature, Celebrating 50 Years.
Photo courtesy of the Inn of the Seventh Ray

Lucile Yaney and her husband Dr Ralph Yaney established the Inn of the Seventh Ray in 1975. Celebrated for its beautiful...
09/21/2025

Lucile Yaney and her husband Dr Ralph Yaney established the Inn of the Seventh Ray in 1975. Celebrated for its beautiful, magical Topanga creekside setting and a menu that is sublime but also organic and healthy, the Inn is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year. Dr Ralph passed away ten years ago, but Lucile—Lucy—is still at the helm, now working with co-owner and chef Bradley Miller. Fifty years is an amazing milestone for any restaurant, and this one has faced more than its share of extraordinary challenges, but it has endured and become an integral part not only of Topanga but of Los Angeles, drawing visitors from all over Southern California and the world. Join us for a celebration of this legendary Topanga landmark’s history.
Cover design by Urs Baur

Find out how to make your own delicious homemade enchilada sauce with Nathalie Krull’s new recipe! as
09/21/2025

Find out how to make your own delicious homemade enchilada sauce with Nathalie Krull’s new recipe!
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Topanga Elementary Enters its Next Chapter! Find out more in Daphne Huffman’s new feature. Image: Principal Farish with ...
09/21/2025

Topanga Elementary Enters its Next Chapter! Find out more in Daphne Huffman’s new feature.
Image: Principal Farish with mascot Hawky.
Photo by Amrita Bessin

“I was surprised because she wasn’t tuning in to her own body’s wisdom for her answers. She was outsourcing, which was c...
09/21/2025

“I was surprised because she wasn’t tuning in to her own body’s wisdom for her answers. She was outsourcing, which was causing a lot of confusion of what was right and true for her.“ Find out more in Olivia Pool’s Work/Life Balance article, Are You Out-Sourcing Your Truth?
Photo by Elizabeth Guldimann

Have you ever driven past Topanga Creek Outpost at 1273 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd a thousand times and wondered what on ear...
09/14/2025

Have you ever driven past Topanga Creek Outpost at 1273 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd a thousand times and wondered what on earth goes on in there? Check out Claire Fordham’s feature, Mastering the Art of Leather, to find out!
Photo by Claire Fordham

“It was called “Maikura,” and it was home to as many as 500 people. It had a marketplace, shops, an inn, restaurants, a ...
09/14/2025

“It was called “Maikura,” and it was home to as many as 500 people. It had a marketplace, shops, an inn, restaurants, a church, and even a Japanese garden with a bridge and a pool and a miniature forest of banzai trees. Anyone who travels from Topanga to Santa Monica on Pacific Coast Highway drives right through the heart of Maikura, but nothing is left now, not even the name.” Check out TNT Editor Suzanne Guldimann’s Discover Feature Maikura, A Village by the Sea, to find out more about Los Angeles’ seaside Japanese village.
Image courtesy of the Ernest Marquez Collection, Huntington Library, San Marino, California

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