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Put on your virtual headset and step into the heart of a spontaneous ritual of rhythm, joy, and unity, captured in full 360° on the sands of Venice Beach, California.

Every Sunday, strangers become collaborators in this iconic open drum circle, an improvised, facilitator-free gathering where harmony emerges naturally through listening, presence, and play. In this 4-minute clip filmed during golden hour on July 13th, 2025, you’ll witness the magnetic pull of this phenomenon as passersby are drawn in by the rising energy, joining the circle with dance, drums, and uninhibited spirit.

This isn’t just music. It’s a living, breathing experience, an organic collective ritual that modern society rarely makes space for. Yet here, on this stretch of beach, people of all walks of life find rhythm together.


July 27, 2025 from 12-6pm, a day of live music, art, dance, storytelling, food, drinks, and more at Oakwood Park, 767 California Ave, Venice, CA 90291.

Venice Artbeat is a not-for-profit festival series that seeks to connect our community’s past and future through storytelling, music, and art. We believe in uplifting stories and artists from underrepresented backgrounds and finding collaborative ways to address housing injustice in historically marginalized communities.

Proceeds from Venice Artbeat will support affordable housing and community-focused projects in Venice as well as wildfire recovery and anti-displacement efforts across LA County via California Community Foundation's Wildfire Recovery Fund and LA Forward Institute.

Venice Artbeat will donate $1 to these organizations for every RSVP received. Those who RSVP will also be entered to win gifts like merch, signed artwork, VIP access, and more! Admittance is FREE and donations of any size are appreciated.

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Mikey February and the Venice Beach Boys

Mikey February and the Venice Beach Boys, Live from the boardwalk.


Sarcastic Paul gives a tour of the surfboard swap event at Little Lunch Coffee in Venice Beach hosted by Fahrenheit/Celsius wetsuits and Molusk Surf Shop.


Fight Club Mexico was at Venice Beach, where anyone can put on the gloves and box. Here's a couple of the matches of people that decided they wanted to box.


The annual 4th of July Flag Run up the coast starts of in Venice Beach and rolls down Lincoln Blvd through Santa Monica before heading on to Pacific Coast Highway.


A fast-paced 5K and 1 Mile Race/Walk on the iconic Venice Beach Pier. Experience a unique event featuring a fitness expo, sampling booths, and festivities in a world-famous setting.

The Race to the Pier 1 Mile is open to both youth and adults, offering an exciting opportunity for those who are speed-oriented and eager to test themselves at this popular distance.communities.

Proceeds from this event benefit the Los Angeles Parks Foundation to support the Venice Beach Recreation Center — every dollar donated helps preserve and improve one of LA’s most iconic beachside parks.

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Daisy the Venice Healer's music show where shesings several of her new songs, including one about her haters.


July 26th at Venice Beach.

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Dale Dwight Henderson (January 8, 1966 – May 13, 2025) was an American musician. He is best known as the frontman and guitarist of the crossover thrash band Beowülf where he was the only constant member. He composed the music and wrote the lyrics on all of Beowülf's albums.

On Saturday, June 28th, Hoagies Presents A Day Of Music, Food, & Fun in his remembrance, from 12pm-5pm.


1720 Lincoln blvd
Venice Ca, 90291

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Kick off Summer at the Venice Summer Fest

The Venice Summer Fest is your go-to celebration for the first day of summer — a free, all-ages community event that brings together the best of the Westside in one unforgettable day! Enjoy live music, outdoor yoga, wellness experiences, local artisan vendors, delicious eats, and good vibes under the sun.

We’re dog-friendly, offering free water all day, and creating a fun, inclusive space for the whole community to come together. Whether you're shopping, stretching, dancing, or just soaking it all in, Venice Summer Fest is the perfect way to welcome summer in true SoCal style.

Get ready for an incredible lineup of the most amazing local bands and musicians performing throughout the day — a true celebration of the Westside's vibrant creative spirit.

Saturday, June 21st, 2025
12 PM – 7 PM
12257 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066

Explore the Fest Grounds as you enjoy a day filled with Local Bands, Activities for the Entire Family, Shop Local Artists & Designers, Dog Adoptions, Yoga, Games, Food trucks, Beer Gardens, Classic Cars & so much more! ☮️🎶

The Fest will be located in between Centinela & Inglewood Blvd. The city has closed Venice Blvd. for this event. The event will be held in the street. This is a free community event.



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More problems with the Venice Boardwalk safety barricades as one of the poles will not lower down to allow the emergency vehicle to pass through as they are supposed to. And they were having trouble trying to unlock the second barricade, so they have to go down the neaby alley and walk a block to reach the person needing emergency medical aid.


4 rehabilitated sea lion pups, named Peachick, Spiderling, Sprinkles, and Brownie, who were affected by the recent algal bloom were released back to the ocean by the Marine Mammal Care Center this morming during a huige press conference at the Venice Pier.

Officials say sea lions have been affect by Red Tides and Domoic Acid Toxicity.

The Marine Mammal Center states "Domoic acid is produced during certain harmful algal bloom events by a type of algae called Pseudo-nitzschia australis. This neurotoxin accumulates in small fish, like sardines and anchovies, which are then eaten by marine mammals like sea lions in large quantities.

Domoic acid attacks the brain and the heart causing seizures and heart failure. If left untreated, it usually causes permanent brain damage. The toxin will naturally flush from an animal’s system over time, but sea lions repeatedly exposed to the toxin will suffer longer-lasting and more serious effects."


LA’s beloved grassroots LGBTQ+ Pride celebration returns with *FREE* party in the street!

Be who you are at the Venice Pride Block Party presented by L.A. County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath on Saturday, June 7, 2025 from 4 PM to 11 PM at the Venice sign. Featuring DJ Victor Rodriguez & Friends, community booths, food trucks, queer market, and more! Celebrate Pride at the beach, it’s open to the public—and ALL ages!

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The raper's Marathon Burger joint, located at 1827 Ocean Front Walk on the Venice Beach Boardwalk, held its official grand opening on Saturday, May 31. Long lines, crowds, traffic jams, and a lot of police.


Super Patch, the wellness tech company is rewriting how performance energy works, announces the launch of SUPER PATCH REVOLUTION SKATE SERIES, a two-city, skater-led competition and cultural uprising that kicks off in Venice Beach, CA on June 14, 2025, and continues in New York City on August 9, 2025.

Backed by $40,000 in total prize money, this isn't just a skate contest—it's a statement. Competing is free, and the public can attend at no cost.

The Mission: Skaters take back the culture Super Patch Revolution is a movement created by skaters, for skaters, to reclaim skateboarding for the culture and community. It’s a shift away from the large corporate monopoly on the skate scene and community and a return to the park and the people who live, bleed and die for skate.

Built from the ground up: A community-led event

This competition has been organized entirely by skaters, with support from Venice locals and NYC underground crews. It includes contributions from:

* Skate Supporters

* Local and nonprofits

* Community art walls, youth demos, and wellness tents

Super Patch has also made a direct financial contribution to LA Parks & Recreation to improve local skate infrastructure and support youth programs beyond the event.

Featured Community Supporters

Backing the movement on the ground are local brands, artists, and organizations that live and breathe skate culture and community:

• 2 Live and Die in LA – Skater-rooted apparel & lifestyle brand • Aim High Sober Living (Nonprofit) – Supporting recovery through community • OG Family – Authentic LA culture and streetwear • Raised By Latinos – Uplifting the culture through fashion and empowerment • Still Alive Project – Creative mental health awareness collective • 360 Picksi Rentals – Event support and mobile rentals • Sincerely Yours – Richy Valley – Original art and storytelling for the streets.

Event location & dates

* Venice Beach Skatepark | June 14, 2025
Presented in partnership with the City of Los Angeles and the Office of the Mayor

* New York City (location TBA) | August 9, 2025

* Cash Prizes: 1st Place – $25,000 2nd Place – $10,000 3rd Place – $5,000

The Energy Behind the event: Boost Super Patch

No pills. No sugar. No caffeine. Just 12+ hours of clean, drug-free energy—through a wearable patch backed by neuroscience. BOOST Super Patch uses vibrotactile tech to activate your body's energy systems via skin receptors. No side effects. No chemicals. Just real results.

Free & open to the public

This isn’t a brand activation—it’s a cultural reset. One where skateboarding speaks for itself, and the community decides what comes next.
VENICE BEACH SKATEPARK – JUNE 14, 2025
NEW YORK CITY – AUGUST 9, 2025



Join Saba Surf on Saturday June 7th, 5-9pm, to celebrate the launch of Emocean Issue 08—The Infinite.

At 232 pages, it's our largest issue yet. Kick off the start of summer with mags, merch, a few drinks, a custom wetsuit fitting with 7TILL8, and a live performance by Casino Breakfast.

20% of all sales will go to our friends at Surfrider LA to support their efforts in the wake of the fires — specifically water quality testing and beach cleanups.

Saba Surf Cafe
12912 Venice Boulevard L
Los Angeles, CA 90066





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Hop on the free BEACH SHUTTLE to major points of interest around Marina del Rey, such as Playa Vista, Fisherman’s Village, Mother’s Beach, and Venice Beach – and all your favorite restaurants and shops in between!

Ride the free BEACH SHUTTLE and enjoy all that the Westside offers in a hassle-free and relaxing way.

2025 SERVICE:
MAY 24 – SEPTEMBER 28 | Weekends & Holidays
Saturdays: 10 AM – 10 PM
Sundays: 10 AM – 8 PM
Holidays: 10 AM – 8 PM
Memorial Day: Monday, May 26, 2025
Independence Day: Friday, July 4, 2025
Labor Day: Monday, September 1, 2025

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Eric Britton discusses where his nickname "Tuma" come from, getting sponsored at 12 years old, leaving Dogtown for SMA, Kareem Campbell telling Skip Engblom to turn him pro for SMA, ending up in a coma from a mosquito bite, what it was like skating the Venice Pavilion in the 80's, starting "Tuma Skateboard Academy" teaching kids how to skate, his re-issue SMA board coming soon and much more!


May 12, 2025

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued a statement claiming "No beaches are currently under an advisory". No mention at all about fire debris at any beaches.