The Malibu Movie Colony
The Malibu Beach Colony got its start in 1926 as a tiny strip of bungalows by the side of the sea. It quickly became the Malibu Movie Colony, a refuge from Hollywood for Hollywood names and faces. By 1928...
Looking for Volunteers for Adamson House DocentTraining
Volunteers are needed for the docent program at the Adamson House in Malibu. Adamson House docents are trained volunteers who share the history, art and architecture of the historic house and gardens through guided tours. They also staff the...
On the Track of Malibu’s Ghost Train
Suzanne Guldimann is an author, artist, and musician who lives in Malibu and loves the Santa Monica Mountains. She has worked as a journalist reporting on local news and issues for more than a decade, and is the editor...
Holiday Activity Roundup
Good tidings to you at this season of merriment! The holiday season is a great time to slow down and spend time with loved ones, whether you’re spending these moments near or far. For those spending the season near,...
Backyard Adventures: Malibu Lagoon State Beach
Malibu Lagoon State Beach encompasses just 110 acres, but it’s a distillation of the California dream and it’s one of our favorite winter destinations in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. It’s easy to spend an entire day...
Malibu Lagoon State Beach Attractions
The Malibu Pier The Malibu Pier was built in 1905 to help the Rindge family bring in supplies to build the Hueneme, Malibu, Port Los Angeles railroad, and to transport ranch products like cow hides and grain to Los...
Historic Malibu Potteries Transformed Clay into Gold
When the first wave of California’s oil boon swept over the state in the early years of the 20th century, May Knight Rindge hoped to strike black gold beneath the sea cliffs of Rancho Topanga Malibu Sequit. Instead, she...
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