‘How to Write Your Own Book’ | The Village
Join community members at Palisades Branch Library from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday, February 26, for a free talk with author, editor and writing coach Jasmyne Boswell as she discusses how to write and publish your own book.
“Come get inspired and learn important tips of the trade,” Boswell shared ahead of the talk.
For more information, call 310-459-2754.
—JAMES GAGE
Stolen Vehicles | Pacific Palisades
Between February 13 and 16, three stolen vehicles were reported in Pacific Palisades, according to Senior Lead Officer Michael Moore.
Two cars were stolen from the victims’ driveways and one was taken from the street.
“Detectives have noticed that, in most cases, vehicles are stolen because the key fob has been left inside the car,” Moore warned. “Please make sure you are not leaving key fobs anywhere near your vehicle.”
—SARAH SHMERLING
Black History Month Concert | Via Mesa
Archivist Marc Wanamaker and Pacific Palisades Historical Society President Eric Dugdale are bringing the history of the silent film era back into focus with a special lecture, “Inceville’s Native American Community and Its Hollywood Legacy,” Tuesday, February 26, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Pierson Playhouse.
Before the founding of the Palisades, Inceville was a tiny film colony where Native Americans lived and worked helping filmmaker Thomas Ince pioneer modern cinema.
The program will feature rare images from Wanamaker’s Bison Archives. The event is free, and includes free parking in the theater lot and refreshments. No RSVP required.
For more information, visit pacificpalisadeshistory.org.
—JAMES GAGE
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