Built in 1922 by famed architect Rudolph Schindler, this West Hollywood home was originally designed as a communal space for two couples. Schindler himself lived here until his death in 1953, with his wife Pauline remaining through the 1970s.story
Volleyball players are invited to Community Meetings to discuss and solicit feedback regarding proposed changes to open volleyball. The city is also seeking Volleyball Ambassadors (18+) to act as liaisons between players and City staff.
Venice-based curator, filmmaker, and interviewer Gerry Fialka hosts a series of Venice Culture Salons at VHM. These free, public events are billed as “live oral history,” where guests discuss varied topics on Venice’s past and present.