With day after day of being stuck inside the home, we’re all looking for something to do. Now is the perfect time to pick up that book you’ve been wanting to read, or to start a new book to help you get lost in another world.
With schools shutting down, restaurants closing, concerts being canceled and the world going on lockdown, it is hard not to become a little panicked.
With quick and easy coffee options like Starbucks and Coffee Bean, it’s easy to get into a routine and never explore the great coffee shops Calabasas has to offer.
As 2019 has finally come to a close, we can’t help but reflect and feel nostalgic for all the great experiences of the past year.
It’s that time of year again. Time to break out the old classics to watch in front of a warm fire, curled up on the sofa, surrounded by loved ones.
What are you doing for this 4th of July? With the holiday right around the corner, it’s time for Calabasas High School to host its annual Fireworks Spectacular.
Have you ever wished you could travel all the way back to the 1980’s? The 1980’s was, and still is often considered the coolest decade in music, ushering a rebirth of classic rock and heavy metal.
The 70’s and 80’s genres of disco, soft rock, and especially classic rock don’t seem to have faded away at all in the recent years. It still seems to brilliantly gain new fans, as well as continue to bring back the original fans who grew up on it.
As summer draws to a close, so does this year’s Sun Sets Concert Series, held annually at Calabasas Lake.
For tourists and residents alike, here is a top 10 family friendly list of things to do in Calabasas.