LA LIFE: Native Plant Sale, Art at The Braid, Historic Food
Hear ye, Hear ye. Grab your boxes, carts or wagons and head to Theodore Payne for their super-duper Winter Plant Sale, tomatoes. The Jewish Women’s Theatre has added an exciting new element to the mix since moving into their new home, The Braid. The Autry is getting in to the food scene ladies with California style history. Also, there’s a very special networking event to jump start 2017 coming up that you should consider attending tomatoes. Speaking of epic, I just feel I need to give CA tomatoes a ray of hope when it comes to our longest drought in history by sharing “Curbed LA’s” recent article. Just can’t help myself from throwing in this news tidbit.
Jan 26-28. Winter Plant Sale at Theodore Payne
Now is the absolutely, unequivocally, the perfect time to plant! With all the rain we’ve had and will continue to receive the soil is chock full of wonderful nutrients like nitrogen, so newly planted succulents and native plants will thrive and grow. It is also the perfect time to hit the plant sale at Theodore Payne that specializes in California Native Plants for your garden and Theodore Payne is always the “go to place” for ladies.
Members (and if you aren’t you can join at the door) get a 15% discount and non-members get 10%. And when you are browsing and purchasing be sure to get the expert advice of the TPF staff and volunteers. They know their stuff about native plants ladies and they also carry a variety of succulents. And don’t forget that Theodore Payne made our nonprofit resource guide. So what you purchase there is tax-deductible and of course helps the organization to thrive and grow.
The Braid Art Shows
I love the concept of The Gallery at The Braid. I’ve written about the JWT salon series theatre events before which I equally love but now in their new and permanent home The Braid they’ve added an inspired new element to the mix. Art. The Gallery at The Braid is a beautiful art space dedicated to showing works of beauty and depth illuminating the human condition, often through a Jewish lens. I highly recommend checking out all “The Braid” and all it has to offer tomatoes and it’s a lot gals.
Often, they curate their art shows to tie into the performances and events they present. Their art shows feature new, emerging and established artists using a variety of mediums as well. Their next exhibit, “Nourishing Traditions” illuminates what connections California artists make between traditions, home and food with paintings and sculpture that will feed your souls. Tomatoes, from any heritage, can enjoy this exhibit showing January 21st to March 5th.
January 27. Historic Flavors
We’re talking a lot about food this week tomatoes and here we go again. “Flavors: Historic California” is a new food series at the Autry featuring dinners that are not only historical but include environmentally sustainable ingredients. This innovative “pop-up” will present plates from 4 farm to table food stations that will take you back in time with tastes that would be familiar to Californians over the past centuries. Ain’t that something tomatoes?
Guests will also be able to meet and talk with chefs and other food experts as well and will get exclusive access to the Autry’s exhibition “California Continued” galleries and garden. Space is limited so you might want to make your reservations right away tomatoes.
Feb. 4. Epic Day
This very special networking event, at The Beverly Hills Women’s Club and hosted by Marcy Cole of First Tuesdays LA , is focused on helping you start 2017 with a spark and ground your New Year with all things good! Don’t you deserve a day of continuous inspiration, fabulous entertainment and mind blowing food for thought tomatoes?! I think you do. Onward to a brand-new year full of positive possibilities for you gals.
A plethora of top life mastery experts will be speaking and offering valuable information to help you through this year. It will be a great time for connecting, collaborating and celebrating with other fab women like yourself.
A portion of the proceeds will go to “CMom” a wonderful nonprofit that made The Three Tomatoes “Giving Back LA Style” donation resource guide . Epic Day might be a good way to spend your time and money ladies.
The Three Tomatoes LA Life editor, Debbie Zipp is your friendly guide to the best of everything in LA with a tomato style perspective. Debbie is an actor, producer, and writer. She is best known for her recurring role as Donna on the CBS series "Murder She Wrote" starring Angela Lansbury. She has had many other TV and stage roles and has starred in over 300 national TV commercials. As head of In The Trenches Productions, Debbie produced, directed, acted in many short films for her company. Her book, The Aspiring Actor's Handbook: What Seasoned Actors Wish They Had Known was recently published.
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