Highlight's from the 11th Annual Santa Monica Airport ArtWalk on Saturday, March 18, 2017. More than 60 local artists and performers had their private studios and works on view at the Santa Monica Airport ArtWalk, including Santa Monica Art Studios, Santa Monica College Art Mentor Program and Ceramic Arts and the Ruskin Group Theatre. The airport arts community is a unique, cultural resource located in one of L.A. County’s oldest operating airfields. Painting, sculpture, ceramics, and mixed media were represented. Galleries participating in the program’s converted airplane hangars are ARENA 1 and the Sherry Frumkin Gallery. Throughout the day there was firing demonstrations of Raku Japanese pottery, highlights from the Ruskin Group Theatre’s popular monthly offering L.A. Café Plays, theater and art workshops for kids. The Santa Monica Airport Art Walk was presented by Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Division, Santa Monica Airport and Santa Monica College .

Revelors celebrate St. Patrick's Day at Finn McCools on Friday, March 17, 2017.

Santa Monica Pier Maintenance Employee Eric Broeske repairs a boat at the Santa Monica Pier on Thursday, March 16, 2017. The boat is installed there for safety reasons of separating vehicles from pedestrians.

Melanie Magnier plays the harp at Ocean Front Walk on Thursday, March 16, 2017.

"Beach Day" a 32 ft mural at 631 Wilshire Blvd by Artist Bumblebee Loves You, March 2, 2017.

HAPPY PARKS DAY! Check out the fitness equipment at the new Ishihara Park! The park is located at 2909 Exposition Blvd. #SaMoParks#SaMoWellbeing

GOT STRESS? 1 in 3 Santa Monicans Feel Stressed All Or Most Of The Time ~ As part of the Santa Monica Wellbeing Project, students from Art Center College of Design install a message on the sidewalk on Second Street, Thursday, February 23, 2017. The Wellbeing Project is a groundbreaking effort to improve the way a community understands itself and its needs through the wellbeing of people. By creating a new tool that will provide a data-driven, multidimensional picture of wellbeing in our community, local government, residents, and agents of change will be able to work together to strengthen our community. The Wellbeing Project is Santa Monica's winning entry in Bloomberg Philanthropies first-ever Mayors Challenge, a contest to inspire and ignite innovation in local government.

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