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Happenings Around Town
Posted Friday June 25, 2010 - 1.45pm
• The Estate of Jack Haley: The Tin Man from The Wizard of Oz
The grandson and granddaughter of Jack Haley present 'The End of the Rainbow - A Chance to Stroll Down The Yellow Brick Road Where This Giant Hollywood Legend Lived!' this Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm.
This estate sale features an eclectic collection from the Hollywood Giant, in the Spanish style house that has been in the family since 1942.
This estate sale has something for everyone.
Items include fine art, including bronzes, marble, sculpture, oil paintings, etchings, lithographs, china, glass, silver, collectibles, fireplace equipment, stained glass windows and decorative accessories.
Movie star memorabilia includes awards and photographs are also up for grabs.
The variety is large - there everything from antique furniture to a mid-century custom made steel coffee table that was once in Jack Haley Jr's House.
Cash and personal checks with ID will be accepted - no early birds.
It will be held at 600 North Walden Dr, Beverly Hills, on Saturday June 26 from 10am to 5pm.
• The Peninsula Launches Hollywood Bowl Picnic
This summer, The Peninsula Beverly Hills invites guests and locals to coordinate their Hollywood Bowl Picnics with the evening’s entertainment.
With two days notice, Executive Chef James Overbaugh will create a three-course picnic menu that complements a specific concert program.
In addition, The Peninsula Beverly Hills offers a variety of three-course Hollywood Bowl picnic menus along with signature Peninsula snacks such as truffle popcorn, perfect with pre-concert cocktails, and caramel popcorn, for a post-dessert treat.
Three-course picnic dinners range from $39 per person and come with freshly baked breads and butter. Customized themed menus require two days notice.
Diners also can order snacks including: Imported and domestic cheese with breads, $18 per person; vegetable crudité, $14 per person; marinated olives, $8 per person; Pistachios or mixed Nuts, $8 per person; taro chips, $8 per person; and The Peninsula’s caramel popcorn, $8 per person.
Bottled wines from The Peninsula Beverly Hills’ award-winning cellars, along with beers and soft drinks are also available.
To place an order for a Hollywood Bowl picnic basket, call 310-788-2333. En route to the bowl, concertgoers can save time by calling for a drive-by pick-up.
When you pull into the driveway of The Peninsula Beverly Hills, a member of the staff will whisk their picnic basket, complete with plastic utensils, paper plates, napkins and, on request, a blanket, directly to their car.
• Bellacures Opens New Montana Ave.
Bellacures is a stylish, hygienic, and highly acclaimed nail salon with locations in Beverly Hills and Brentwood, and now expanding to the trendy streets of Santa Monica.
To celebrate the new location, Bellacures will be hosting a week-long event June 29-July 2.
June 29: I Pink I LOVE Bellacures–sip on watermelon martinis while getting a manicure at a discounted price of $15.
June 30:Bellacures BLUE My Mind–Enjoy blueberry scones and blue Hawaiians while getting your pedicure at a discounted price of $20.
July 1: Orange You Glad You Got YOUR Bellacure – munch on carrot cake and mimosas and enjoy a complimentary 5 min massage add on to any service.
July 2: Kids BRIGHTEN?Our Day–taste lemonade and chomp on fresh fruit from I HEART FRUIT CUP while the kids get Kid-i-cures at a discounted price of $5.
July 3: Grand opening event–complimentary Pinkberry will be on hand while you enter to win a mani a month for a whole year. Bellacures Santa Monica is located at 1609B?Montana Ave., Santa Monica. Call 310-584-4584 for appointments.
• The Paley Center Presents ‘I Want My Gay TV’!
The Paley Center for Media with SIRIUS XM Radio celebrates 2010 Pride Weekend in New York with the launch of “I Want My Gay TV!”—an interactive paleycenter.org web exclusive featuring classic clips from the Paley Center’s extensive collection combined with audio excerpts from SIRIUS XM’s audio documentary I Want My Gay TV: The LGBT History Of Television.
The Paley Center offers this unique web experience that combines excerpts from the documentary’s interviews matched up with clips from the programs they discussed.
The commentators include comedienne-talk show host Rosie O'Donnell, writer Bruce Vilanch, actor Dan Butler, actress Lucy Lawless, writer Marc Cherry and entertainer RuPaul.
SIRIUS XM will also air encore presentations of I Want My Gay TV: The LGBT History Of Television on June 26 from 7-10 p.m. ET and June 27 from 6- 9 p.m. ET on OutQ, SIRIUS channel 109 and XM channel 98.
• L.A. Philharmonic Launches Free Hollywood Bowl App
The Los Angeles Philharmonic Association announces the launch of a brand new application, “Hollywood Bowl,” now available for Android and iPhone (compatible with the new operating system iOS4), and coming in July for Blackberry and the mobile web.
The first venue application of its kind, the “Hollywood Bowl” app acts as the user’s personal guide.
The app gives users detailed concert information, including bios, photos and show times, sorted by date or genre, and the ability to add concerts to a favorites list in order to receive reminders and special announcements concerning their favorite shows.
Have a “Happening” that belongs on The Courier’s Page 10 feature or Friday e-blast?
Email Amanda Peabody at apeabody@bhcourier.com.
• The Estate of Jack Haley: The Tin Man from The Wizard of Oz
The grandson and granddaughter of Jack Haley present 'The End of the Rainbow - A Chance to Stroll Down The Yellow Brick Road Where This Giant Hollywood Legend Lived!' this Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm.
This estate sale features an eclectic collection from the Hollywood Giant, in the Spanish style house that has been in the family since 1942.
This estate sale has something for everyone.
Items include fine art, including bronzes, marble, sculpture, oil paintings, etchings, lithographs, china, glass, silver, collectibles, fireplace equipment, stained glass windows and decorative accessories.
Movie star memorabilia includes awards and photographs are also up for grabs.
The variety is large - there everything from antique furniture to a mid-century custom made steel coffee table that was once in Jack Haley Jr's House.
Cash and personal checks with ID will be accepted - no early birds.
It will be held at 600 North Walden Dr, Beverly Hills, on Saturday June 26 from 10am to 5pm.
• The Peninsula Launches Hollywood Bowl Picnic
This summer, The Peninsula Beverly Hills invites guests and locals to coordinate their Hollywood Bowl Picnics with the evening’s entertainment.
With two days notice, Executive Chef James Overbaugh will create a three-course picnic menu that complements a specific concert program.
In addition, The Peninsula Beverly Hills offers a variety of three-course Hollywood Bowl picnic menus along with signature Peninsula snacks such as truffle popcorn, perfect with pre-concert cocktails, and caramel popcorn, for a post-dessert treat.
Three-course picnic dinners range from $39 per person and come with freshly baked breads and butter. Customized themed menus require two days notice.
Diners also can order snacks including: Imported and domestic cheese with breads, $18 per person; vegetable crudité, $14 per person; marinated olives, $8 per person; Pistachios or mixed Nuts, $8 per person; taro chips, $8 per person; and The Peninsula’s caramel popcorn, $8 per person.
Bottled wines from The Peninsula Beverly Hills’ award-winning cellars, along with beers and soft drinks are also available.
To place an order for a Hollywood Bowl picnic basket, call 310-788-2333. En route to the bowl, concertgoers can save time by calling for a drive-by pick-up.
When you pull into the driveway of The Peninsula Beverly Hills, a member of the staff will whisk their picnic basket, complete with plastic utensils, paper plates, napkins and, on request, a blanket, directly to their car.
• Bellacures Opens New Montana Ave.
Bellacures is a stylish, hygienic, and highly acclaimed nail salon with locations in Beverly Hills and Brentwood, and now expanding to the trendy streets of Santa Monica.
To celebrate the new location, Bellacures will be hosting a week-long event June 29-July 2.
June 29: I Pink I LOVE Bellacures–sip on watermelon martinis while getting a manicure at a discounted price of $15.
June 30:Bellacures BLUE My Mind–Enjoy blueberry scones and blue Hawaiians while getting your pedicure at a discounted price of $20.
July 1: Orange You Glad You Got YOUR Bellacure – munch on carrot cake and mimosas and enjoy a complimentary 5 min massage add on to any service.
July 2: Kids BRIGHTEN?Our Day–taste lemonade and chomp on fresh fruit from I HEART FRUIT CUP while the kids get Kid-i-cures at a discounted price of $5.
July 3: Grand opening event–complimentary Pinkberry will be on hand while you enter to win a mani a month for a whole year. Bellacures Santa Monica is located at 1609B?Montana Ave., Santa Monica. Call 310-584-4584 for appointments.
• The Paley Center Presents ‘I Want My Gay TV’!
The Paley Center for Media with SIRIUS XM Radio celebrates 2010 Pride Weekend in New York with the launch of “I Want My Gay TV!”—an interactive paleycenter.org web exclusive featuring classic clips from the Paley Center’s extensive collection combined with audio excerpts from SIRIUS XM’s audio documentary I Want My Gay TV: The LGBT History Of Television.
The Paley Center offers this unique web experience that combines excerpts from the documentary’s interviews matched up with clips from the programs they discussed.
The commentators include comedienne-talk show host Rosie O'Donnell, writer Bruce Vilanch, actor Dan Butler, actress Lucy Lawless, writer Marc Cherry and entertainer RuPaul.
SIRIUS XM will also air encore presentations of I Want My Gay TV: The LGBT History Of Television on June 26 from 7-10 p.m. ET and June 27 from 6- 9 p.m. ET on OutQ, SIRIUS channel 109 and XM channel 98.
• L.A. Philharmonic Launches Free Hollywood Bowl App
The Los Angeles Philharmonic Association announces the launch of a brand new application, “Hollywood Bowl,” now available for Android and iPhone (compatible with the new operating system iOS4), and coming in July for Blackberry and the mobile web.
The first venue application of its kind, the “Hollywood Bowl” app acts as the user’s personal guide.
The app gives users detailed concert information, including bios, photos and show times, sorted by date or genre, and the ability to add concerts to a favorites list in order to receive reminders and special announcements concerning their favorite shows.
Have a “Happening” that belongs on The Courier’s Page 10 feature or Friday e-blast?
Email Amanda Peabody at apeabody@bhcourier.com.
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