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Caramel Cake ~Daring Bakers’ Nov. Challenge

November 29th, 2008

What We’re Eating for Dinner: Nov. 24-30

November 23rd, 2008

If you love cars and ice skating, boy have I got a planned out for you! Check out all the new cars and auto gadgets at the LA Auto Show that starts this . Then after your done, head on over to Downtown on Ice, Ice at Santa Monica, or Seaside Ice for some ice skating under the stars. If you like fake snow and fake people, check out the tree lighting ceremony at The Grove. Vote for your favorite play at Sacred Fools Theater or start your shopping early and buy someone something the earth could really use.

7 - Jan 19 - Ice at Santa Monica
Santa Monica (Times vary)
Brush the dust off those ice skates (what you don’t have your own pair?) and check out Winterlit in Santa Monica. Shopping along the promenade with Holiday events till the New Year with a snow hill, carolers, a Menorah lighting ceremony and Ice at Santa Monica presented by Starbucks. The rink is located at 5th Street and Arizona Avenue two blocks from the Promenade. Admission is and includes skate rentals.

18 - Jan 11 - Seaside Ice
Redondo Beach (Times vary)
Enjoy some cool beach skating at King Harbor in Redondo Beach. Seaside Ice will transform the Seaside Lagoon’s scenic beach area into a holiday wonderland. Included in the festivities will be live DJ music, movie nights, 50’s nights and more. Price is for adults, for kids. For event listings and more info check out their web site.

20 - Jan 9 - Downtown on Ice
Pershing Square, Downtown LA (Times vary)
Head on down to Pershing Square for a little ice-skating under the stars and sky scrapers. Skating sessions are in hr increments and cost , plus skate rental. Every Thu starting Dec 6th, Spaceland starts their live music series. Skate to alternative, hip-hop, and world music. Parking located underneath the square is or take the subway to the Pershing Square stop.

*Downtown on Ice photo by Angelenic, used under Creative Commons License

21-30 - LA Auto Show
LA Convention Center (Times vary)
There is no doubting that people in LA are in love with the automobile. Now’s your chance to go car shopping without driving all over town. Ironic isn’t it? Take a seat in a new Porche, BMW, Toyota, Ford, Smart Car, Nissan, Audi, Mazda, Maybach, Saturn, VW, you name it. Plus, tons of accessories and car gadgets. Admission is and tickets can be purchased online.

22 - Serial Killers at Sacred Fools
Sacred Fools Theater, Hollywood (11pm)
The concept is familiar. 5 short plays, the audience votes for 3 of them to move on next , where they get paired up against two new plays. This weeks challengers Good Cops Don’t Cry and MyFaceDotCom are up against last weeks champs Vatos in Space, Fresshhh, and The Mysterious Affair at Mr. Bendernagle’s Laua. Admission is only , for more info check out the web site.

23 - 7th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at The Grove
The Grove, Los Angeles (7:30 - 9pm)
Tis the season to spend money, falalala lalalala. If you find yourself in need of a xmas jump start check out the 7th Annual Grove Tree Lighting Spectacular at the Grove. There will be musical performances, celebrity hosts, the Top Hats, Snow, Santa, fireworks and more. Admission is free, get their early, it’s sure to be packed to the gills with strollers.

21 - Dec 9 - TreePeople Tree Dedication
Los Angeles
OK, so not really an event, but it makes a great Holiday gift. As opposed to spending cash to get something they will most likely return or re-gift, dedicate a tree in someones name. For they will send a card with a customized message with a note that you have planted a tree in their name. You can even participate in the tree planting. For more info check out their web site.

Dig Weekend Guide - Nov 21-23

November 21st, 2008

What We’re Eating For Dinner: Nov. 17-23

November 19th, 2008

Maybe you want to relax this as the Holiday season approaches. More than likely, soon you’ll be running around like a Turkey with it’s head cut off. But some of you will be looking to get out of the house. Unfortunately, I’ve been quite busy this , and I couldn’t find a whole lot to do this in the little amount of time I took to write the up. So it is what it is this , hopefully you find something that floats your boat.

12-16 - San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival
San Diego (Times vary)
The largest luxury wine and food festival in Southern California, the San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival features 160 of the world’s top wine and spirits producers, 60 of San Diego’s award-winning fine dining restaurants, celebrity chefs, legendary winemakers, wine tasting and cooking classes, olive oil tasting and competition, a Reserve & New Release wine tasting, Embarcadero Bay Park Grand Tasting, ,000 “Chef of the Fest” Competition, and an AIWF Celebrity Chef Luncheon and Live Auction. Prices for the different events vary, so check their web site for more info.

14 - L.A. Earthquake: Get Ready Rally
Nokia Plaza L.A. Live, Downtown Los Angeles (4-9pm)
They tell us it’s coming, but they don’t know when. Sounds like the MTA doesn’t it? But better to be ready for the big one I guess. Get Ready Rally, features earthquake preparedness information, presentations by state and city government leaders, vendors (to stock up on Earthquake kits) and live entertainment. Admission is free!

14-16 - Greystone Mansion Tour
Greystone Park and Mansion, Beverly Hills (10am-3pm)
This is the final of the Greystone Mansion tour until it closes it’s doors until this time next year. The Mansion was built in 1927 for the Doheny family by architect Gordon B. Kaufmann in an English Gothic Revival style. Enjoy the mansion and the 17 acres of surrounding landscaped gardens on guided tours every half hour for the steep price of . Advance purchase is recommended. More info on their web site.

15 - SouthPas ArtsFest
South Pasadena, along Mission Street (12pm-11pm)
The South Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and area businesses will host a day of world-class art, live entertainment, shopping and dining at SouthPas ArtsFest 2008. Spend the day strolling along historic Mission Street as South Pasadena transforms itself into an art lover’s village. Admission is free, take the Gold Line to the Mission Street exit. For more info, check out the web site.

15 - Wings over Long Beach
Long Beach Airport (9am-4pm)
A broad array of military and civil aircraft will be on display and available for tours, including the C-17, F-16, B-52, MQ- Predator, and more. The AF band of the Golden West and the AF Honor Guard Drill Team will be on stage to showcase their extraordinary performances. There will be many attractions at the Kids Zone like riding in a mini F-16 or climbing aboard the LA law enforcement Humvee. Tickets are only 5 bucks. More info here.

16 - The Ellis Marsalis Quintet
The Greek Theater (7:30pm)
This is where I will be this , enjoying a beautiful Los Angeles autumn night under the stars, listening to some Jazz greats. Enjoy music from The Ellis Marsalis Quintet featuring Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis, The McCoy Tyner trio featuring Gerald Cannon, Eric Kamau Gravatt and special guest Marc Ribot and Brad Mehldau(solo). Tickets start at and can be purchased online.

Dig Weekend Guide - Nov 14-16

November 14th, 2008

What We’re Eating This Week: Nov. 10-16

November 13th, 2008

Hyderabad Chocolate Workshop - 8th Nov

November 9th, 2008

Registrations for workshop on 1st Nov at Hyderabad

October 30th, 2008

What We’re Eating This Week: Oct. 26- Nov. 1

October 27th, 2008