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Saturday, June 22

1450 Ocean: Ceramics with Creative Fire (Saturdays, 11:30am-1:30pm)

1450 Ocean

1450 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, 90401

4:30am to 6:30am

Students will learn coiling, pinching, slab construction, glazing and surface design. Whether it’s vases, dinner plates, or a working clock, anything goes in this creative environment! No class ...

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NIGHT BOATS (NOCNI BRODOVI)/ VEGETARIAN CANNIBAL (LJUDODER VEGETARIJANAC)

Aero Theatre

1328 Montana Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90403

12:30pm

NIGHT BOATS (NOCNI BRODOVI). 2012, Studio Dim, 101 min. Dir. Igor Mirković. Anna Karic plays Helena and Radko Polic plays Jakov, both residents of a dull retirement facility. When they fall head ...

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Sunday, June 23

THE MYSTERIOUS BOY (ZAGONETNI DJEČAK)/ KOTLOVINA/ Q&A w/ actresses Melita Juriić and Suzana Nikolić

Aero Theatre

1328 Montana Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90403

10:00am

THE MYSTERIOUS BOY (ZAGONETNI DJEČAK), 2013, 2i Film, 88 min. Dir. Draen arković. 14-year-old Koko (Antonio Parač) and his friends Tomo (Karlo Maloča) and Marijana (Vanja Markovino...

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THE MYSTERIOUS BOY / KOTLOVINA

Aero Theatre

1328 Montana Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90403

5:00pm

This year's Kino Croatia series closes with the hit family adventure THE MYSTERIOUS BOY, in which 14-year-old friends discover a disturbing secret about one of their classmates. Then, as three sisters and their families reunite for the first time in many years in festival award winner KOTLOVINA, tensions, unspoken hurts and political and moral disagreements bubble to the surface. Both films are screening in the U.S. for the first time!

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Wednesday, June 26

SMMoA Book Club: The Hypocrisy of Disco by Clane Hayward, Led by Kristine McKenna

Santa Monica Museum of Art

2525 Michigan Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90404

12:00pm to 12:45pm

Acclaimed journalist Kristine McKenna leads a discussion around Haywards poignant memoir, which chronicles the authors experiences growing up on hippie communes in the 1960s, and connects it to the wo...

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The Hungry Cat Santa Monica Pacific Coast Seafood Fest

The Hungry Cat Santa Monica Canyon

100 W. Channel Road, Santa Monica, CA

3:00pm to 8:00pm

David Lentz’s Santa Monica Canyon Outpost Serves an All Day Feast with Thirsty Cat Cocktails and Live Music

David Lentz’s seaside restaurant in Santa Monica Canyon announces its

Pacific Coast Seafood Fest with a menu of family-style, just-caught ocean dishes, on Sunday, June 23, 2013. After a starter, everyone at the table will share platters of Lentz’s picks, laden with sides and completed with a market fresh cobbler for dessert. As always, you can rely on The Hungry Cat’s spirited cocktails specially created to match the freshest seafood and fish in town.

The Hungry Cat will have Live Music all day to enjoy during the Fest. 

The Hungry Cat Santa Monica Pacific Coast Seafood Fest 

starter

pacific coast ceviche, sun gold tomato

gazpacho, lime, cilantro 

for the table

chorizo stuffed squid, shaved fennel, arugula

ale steamed clams & mussels, smoked

andouille, braised greens, grilled bread, aioli

ridgeback shrimp with chimichurri 

steamed santa barbara rock crabs with grain mustard butter

sides

fried green tomatoes, burrata cheese, basil pistou

grilled corn, lime, chili salt

loaded fingerling potatoes, bacon, chive, crème fraiche

dessert

stone fruit cobbler 

the thirsty cat selections

thc bloody mary blue ice vodka: regular or spicy

dorian grey: earl grey-infused gin, lemon, blood orange, mescal

the clash: fresno-infused reposado tequila, calisaya, fresh lime juice, cilantro

luke’s lemonade: blue ice vodka & mint, house-made lemonade

pimlico: early times whisky, lime & orange juice, fresh mint

greyhound proper: broker's gin, grapefruit juice, candied grapefruit

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Thursday, June 27

A SAFE PLACE/ SOMEONE TO LOVE

Aero Theatre

1328 Montana Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90403

7:30pm

Henry Jaglom’s 1971 directorial debut A SAFE PLACE stars Tuesday Weld as a troubled flower child in New York City and Orson Welles as a magician she meets in Central Park; then, Welles give his final onscreen performance in Jaglom's largely improvised SOMEONE TO LOVE, costarring Sally Kellerman and singer Stephen Bishop.

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