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Fun Things To Do in August!

While summer dwells on into September, August is really considered the end of the season. At least when it comes to the city’s best summer fun! That’s why you shouldn’t let the month pass you by without some necessary excitement! Read the list below of all the fun happening around town this month and make the most of your August adventures!!

LA Taco & Beer Festival returns on August 10 with unlimited tacos and craft beer from top restaurants around California and beyond. There will be live Lucha Libre wrestling every 30 minutes in addition to art, boutique vendors, games, food trucks, and DJ’s.

The Los Angeles Tea Festival brings together 45+ exhibitors, 20+ classes, and over 4,000 attendees to sip on quality tea and engage in in-depth discussions and presentations on teas from every region. Attendees will be able to try unique tea pairings and craft tea-infused cocktails and boba.

Beauty Con is a two-day beauty convention and featuring makeup tutorials,, fireside chats, tips on self-care, more than 150 top brands, 500 influencers and creators, plus plenty of Instagrammable photo opportunities.

Echo Park Rising celebrates the creativity, diversity, music and businesses of Echo Park with a four-day celebration featuring food, drink, and live music.

The world’s largest Korean culture convention stops in Los Angeles from August 15 to 18 (first year it’s been four days!) for a celebration of music, workshops, meet-and-greets, and more, plus two nights of concerts at Staples Center.

Pod Save America, a podcast hosted by former Obama staffers Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, Tommy Vietor, and Dan Pfeiffer, is going on tour for a live conversation about politics, the press, and the challenges posed by the Trump presidency. The tour will feature guest co-host Jemele Hill and performances by Maggie Rogers, Amanda Seale, Best Coast & My Morning Jacket’s Jim James.

The LA Taco Festival aims to bring the city together to eat tacos and support a good cause – helping homeless youth succeed. Jovenes, a nonprofit working to help homeless youth ages 18 to 25, created the festival in 2009 as a way to bring people together, support youth, and enjoy tacos. Admission is free for all ages, with tacos available for purchase.

CicLAvia presents Meet the Hollywoods, an event where West Hollywood, Hollywood, and East Hollywood will be turned into a public recreational space for the day. Attendees can walk, bike, roll, or stroll though some of LA’s most iconic streets from the Hollywood Walk to Fame to West Hollywood’s rainbow crosswalk.

L.A. Food & Wine 2019 kicks off on Thursday, August 22 with a selection of special dinners at restaurants across the city. August 23-25 the focus shifts to the Barker Hangar at Santa Monica Airport for three days of themed-out events hosted by top chefs.

DTLA PROUD Festival 2019 returns to celebrate the culture, history, and diversity of the LGBTQ+ community in DTLA. There will be a lineup of local stage talent, community booths, art installations, retail vendors and more.

LATINAFest returns to bring thousands of women together for a one-day event. Featuring 100 Latina entrepreneurial vendors, talk sessions and panels with thought leaders, a cocktail garden, workshops, and more.

Head down to Roxanne’s Cocktail Lounge in Long Beach for a Tiki Swapmeet and social. The fun event will feature live tiki bands and DJs, games, and selected tiki vendors from across SoCal.

Twilight Concerts return on August 21. This will be a kick off of six consecutive Wednesdays of free music on the Santa Monica Pier.

The Leimert Park Village Book Fair comes to Baldwin Hills Crenshaw on August 24 for an all-day literary extravaganza.

Brick Fest Live, the #1 LEGO event in the U.S., returns to the Pasadena Convention Center! The two day fest features insane builds, hands-on activities, and sets to buy.

The L.A. County Fair returns to Pomona for a enormous assortment of activities, musical performances, food and beverage offerings, and more. The fair runs through September 23.

The L.A. Times hosts its 10th Annual The Taste celebrating Southern California’s culinary scene. Curated by the Times’ Food Staff, there will be unlimited tastings from regional restaurants, wine, beer, and cocktails, plus access to cooking demonstrations. -> More information.

This August The Cure headlines and curates the Pasadena Daydream Festival. The summer headline event features their favorite artists such as Pixies, Deftones, Mogwai, and Throwing Muses. The festival takes place Saturday, August 31 from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Brookside at the Rose Bowl. -> More information

Golden Road Brewing hosts its third Made in LA Music and Arts Festival. Taking place on Labor Day Weekend, it’ll celebrate Los Angeles’ best art, music, food and California-inspired beer. The block party features live performances from Phantom Planet, Donavon Frankenreiter, Lematire, Pell, and Lauren Ruth Ward.

Check out this list above a number of free ongoing events series during August:

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Home Tips: Up Your Home’s Curb Appeal

Whether you are planning to list your home on the market or simply wish to give it a light spruce, we have the tips for you. Check out some of the ways you can give your home exterior some new appeal! We rounded up the best tips for your abode. 

Go For The Greens

There are few things in life that plants can’t help fix. Just as they can help purify the air in your home, they can also instantly add cheer to your curb appeal. Whether it’s a wreath or a planter full of greens, this bit of nature gives liveliness to your front door.

Upgrade Your Hardware

Something as simple as swapping out your doorknob for a handle or replacing those rusty, mismatched address numbers for a sleek new set can help make a stronger visual statement. Craving a bit of extra glam? Consider adding a knocker to your front door. “A brass knocker (like this one from Rejuvenation) can lend instant formality,” says Living’s home editor Lorna Aragon. “And this aged iron knocker would be perfect for a lake home in the country.”

Let Water Work Its Magic

Not everyone is blessed with a green thumb, but festive flora isn’t the only way to plant a dash of nature at your front door. Add an element of serenity to your front stoop with a soothing water feature.

Hone in on Your Hedges

Carefully curated hedgerows serve double duty as a privacy shield and a pristine, picturesque accent to your home. And while this front yard addition may require a bit more time to train and grow, the regal results are certainly worth the effort.

Don’t Forget a Doormat

It’s an easy way to both show off a bit of your personality while also helping guests to brush off dirt before stepping in. Consider this DIY to give your porch a nautical touch, or spring for Martha’s favorite: an understated yet ultra-durable mat from Cape Cod Doormats. For extra design points, McGee says you can layer up your doormat with an indoor or outdoor rug. “This really takes your front door up a level and makes it feel more collected.”

Wow With Window Boxes

Another easy way to add some extra charm to your abode: window boxes. Don’t be afraid to play around with textures, heights, and color palettes. By lining your ledge with the right assortment of blooms, you can instantly dress up your windows and even help complement your home’s exterior hues.

Play with Personal Touches

Just like you’d create a gallery wall of family photos or accent a bedroom with a reupholstered vintage chair, don’t forget to add your own personal pizazz to the exterior of your home. “Adding in personal touches like a ribbon to your wreath or using a favorite planter can make your home feel more like you and more intentional,” says McGee. Some other clever ideas? Accent outdoor seating with throw pillows, create a cozy vibe with this hand-stitched runner DIY, or color-block your mailbox for a fun pop of color.

Light the Way

Sufficient and stylish lighting can not only ensure you and your guests’ safety when heading to the front door, but it can also highlight some of your home’s best features. Opt for for landscape illumination, like stake and path lights, to cast a warm glow along footpaths, or brighten up the architectural details of your home with sconces and pendant fixtures.

Get a Step Ahead

Don’t muddy your home’s reputation with a path that’s past its prime. Wow guests from the moment they step foot in your yard with a clear cut walkway of rustic stone or brick pavers—small additions that can do wonders for your walkway.

 

Content Curated from: Martha Stewart Living
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Carol Wolfe Named Among SFVBJ 200 Most Influential List

The San Fernando Valley Business Journal publishes annual 200 Most Influential Leaders in the Valley Area for 2019.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif (August 6, 2019)- Rodeo Realty’s Carol Wolfe is among those listed as the SFVBJ’s Most Influential leaders. The list, compiled by the San Fernando Valley Business Journal, focuses on candidates who have served as a positive impact to the community through leadership roles. SFVBJ had this to say about it’s selection of leaders for 2019:

“A core group of top performing people help to make the Valley area function as an economy and a society. And the Business Journal lists categorizes them in the annual Valley 200 special edition…The individuals represent a wide swath, from real estate developers to educators to entrepreneurs. All are leaders whose influence extends beyond their own organization…”

For Carol Wolfe, and her 45 years in the industry, the impact is evident for the SFVBJ and the community. Among the Valley’s best known real estate agents, Carol is also one of the highest producing agents for Rodeo Realty with a reputation of commitment to excellence.

Carol has lamented herself, through years in the industry, as a trademark of incomparable service to her clients and the Valley as a whole. A long standing member of the Encino Chamber of Commerce, Carol remains a true leader of civic engagement.

Rodeo Realty congratulates Carol Wolfe on this deserving accomplishment.
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Weekend Events: August 2-4

Well it happened. Summer sped through and now August is here. And while we would like to bask in the summer sun forever, the time to enjoy the season is now. Don’t let the best activities to do this summer around town pass you by. Check out our round-up of fun things to do and make the most out of your weekend!

Friday, August 2

Brew at the Zoo

Location: The L.A. Zoo

The L.A. Zoo hosts Brew at the Zoo this Friday with 40 breweries, food, live music, pop-up zoo talks and animal discovery stations in an evening party setting.

Click here for more info.

Sierra Madre Shakespeare Festival 2019

Location: Sierra Madre Memorial Park

Sierra Madre Shakespeare Festival 2019 returns for its fifth year with the comedy “Much Ado About Nothing” at Sierra Madre Memorial Park this Friday and Saturday. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and picnics as they enjoy the show.

Click here for more info.

Movements at Union Station

Location: Union Station, DTLA

Metro Art Presents “Movements at Union Station,” an evening featuring special DJ guest Norio, owner of the famous Rare Groove record store in Osaka, Japan. He’ll be spinning tunes on the station’s South Patio. Guests can also enjoy visual projections, a photo booth, a silkscreen stencil workshop and food trucks.

Click here for more info.

Saturday, August 3

Midsummer Scream

Location: Long Beach

Midsummer Scream, the world’s largest Halloween and horror convention returns to Long Beach with over 350 vendors for all your horror needs plus panels and special presentations from Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights, Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, Zombie Joe’s Underground Theatre Group’s Urban Death plus numerous live entertainment experiences.

Click here for more info.

Nothing Cheezy

Location: Think Tank Gallery, Los Angeles

Think Tank Gallery is teaming up with Pizzaboyzzz and Future Fantasy Delight to present Nothing Cheezy a pizza-fueled, self-aware, selfie-themed pop-up thats a little bit satire and is intentionally too encompassing to be captured in a picture, thus forcing viewers to live inside the art. This is a ticketed experience that takes guests through the “craziest kitchen you’ve ever seen” and thirteen themed environments plus pizza of course. Open Thursday through Sunday.

Click here for more info.

Night Sky Festival

Location: Paramount Ranch, Agoura Hills

Celebrate Los Angeles’ unique celestial beauty when the National Park Service’s Night Sky Festival returns to Paramount Ranch in Agoura Hills this Saturday. The free event will allow guests to observe the planets of our Milky Way Galaxy through telescopes, search for bats with a Ranger, enjoy dinner, and listen to a lecture by Dr. Longcore. This event is open to all ages.

Click here for more info.

Sunday, August 2

21st Annual Taste of Ecuador Food Festival

Location: Placita Olvera

The 21st Annual TASTE OF ECUADOR Food Festival kicks off this weekend for a full experience of Ecuadorian cuisine and culture featuring crafts, musical groups, folklore customs, carnival games and more.

Click here for more info.

Jazz on the Lawn

Location: Santa Monica’s Gandara Park

Escape the summer heat during Jazz on the Lawn, a series of free summer concerts at Santa Monica’s Gandara Park every Sunday in August. In addition to live music there will be free dance lessons, food trucks and picnic games.

Click here for more info.

Concert in the Dome

Location: Mount Wilson Observatory

Mount Wilson Observatory launches its third season of Concert in the Dome special concerts inside its historic 100-inch telescope dome. There will be two musical performances: one at 3 p.m. and the other at 5 p.m. A reception for the artists will follow each performance.

Click here for more info. 

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House Plant Home Tips

To our inner indoor gardener, keeping you in-house plants alive can sometimes be a challenge. It starts out with a green thumbs up before a quick thumbs down and has us asking the question of whether we are meant for the indoor green scene. Since we’re all about positive planting vibes, we rounded up the best tips to keep you plants alive season to season.

Take Your Light Into Account

Maybe that huge, statement-making birds of paradise plant is all you’ve been dreaming of, but if it doesn’t make sense in your home, it won’t thrive in your space. “You want to set yourself up for success from the start,” says Erin Marino, director of brand marketing at The Sill. “If your space has huge floor-to-ceiling south-facing windows, don’t opt for a shade-loving fern that will fry. And visa versa—if you have smaller, west-facing windows that receive moderate light, don’t bring home a giant sun-loving cactus.”

Be Realistic About Your Time

If you have a specific plant in mind, make sure you understand how much maintenance is required before committing to it. “Think about your work and travel schedule. If you’re traveling for weeks at a time, you’ll want to pick drought tolerant plants that will only need watering once a month or so,” says Marino.  Furthermore, you should be realistic about the amount of effort you’re willing to put in.  If you know you’re going to forget to water a delicate and fussy maidenhair fern with ice cubes every day or so, then choose a plant that’s more your speed.

Fertilize

Although this can seem like an extra step, fertilizing your plant when it first gets home and then periodically after will help it thrive. If you’ve always skipped this because you assumed it was too daunting, you’ll be pleased to learn that there are so many ways to fertilize easily. Many plants just need fertilizer spikes that you simply embed a couple of inches into the soil and replenish every few months.

Don’t Be Afraid to Prune

If a leaf or flower is looking peaked, it’s probably time to cut it off. “As plants grow and mature, older foliage reaches its expiration date and starts to look lackluster. Don’t let yourself over prune—but you should definitely snip those mature leaves that are on their way out. Pruning your plants regularly can invite new, healthy, young growth,” says Marino.

Know the Signs of a Thirsty Plan

Instead of being by-the-book in terms of keeping a watering schedule, touch the soil (the top two inches should generally be moist), and take notice of how the plant is looking. “It’s important to remember factors both indoors and outside can impact your plant’s thirst so always check the potting mix before watering (to make sure it’s dry) and look for signs your plant could use a drink, like wrinkling or wilting leaves,” Marino says.

Choose the Right Container

When repotting a plant, make sure that the soil will be able to drain properly. There’s nothing worse for a potted plant than having its roots sitting in a puddle of water. To ensure proper drainage, choose a planter with holes on the bottom and add a layer of rocks to the pot before adding in the soil. Additionally, know what size container your plant needs, says Joe Ferrari of Tend Greenpoint in Brooklyn. “When it’s time to transplant your plant, only go up about one to two inches in planter diameter. If you go much bigger you’ll end up watering excess soil that the plant isn’t using,” he explains.

Rotate When Needed

Since your plant is most likely getting its light from one direction, it may start to lean towards the closest window. To make sure your plant is growing evenly, take the time to rotate it every week or so, which will ensure that it’s getting proper sun from every side.

When in Doubt, Leave Your Plant Alone

The answer as to why your plant is acting sad usually isn’t because you’re not doing enough, Ferrari says. “Chances are you’re showing it too much love. The answer is almost never ‘more water’ so just let be for a bit and see if it starts improving.”

 

Content Curated from: Martha Stewart Living
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Out & About: Staycation Destinations

For those of us that don’t have the leisure of taking a week or two away for holiday, no worries! Since California is such a travel destination the choices for staycations are truly endless. So treat yourself to a weekend away with our selection of resorts perfect for a 3-day sabbatical. You’ve earned a couple days away this summer season!

Four Seasons, Westlake Village

Location: WESTLAKE VILLAGE

The five-star Four Seasons, Westlake Village, is an oasis right outside of Los Angeles and feels like a nice break from the city. The resort boasts a full range of activities like a round of golf, wine tastings, an arcade room, a yoga class on the grass, a nap in a hammock, massage, and to top it all off a Champagne brunch!

Terranea Resort

Location: PALOS VERDES

The stretch of California coastline occupied by Terranea is one of the most beautiful within Los Angeles County, with a scenic championship golf course and panoramic views. Terranea Resort proper includes hiking trails, bird-watching areas, and spots to watch dolphins swim by which guests are encouraged to explore. There’s an award-winning spa, eight dining concepts, and multiple outdoor activities.

PELICAN HILL RESORT

Location: Newport Beach

The Resort at Pelican Hill is situated on the coastline between Newport and Laguna Beach. The resort boasts panoramic views from its 204 bungalow guest rooms and 128 villas tucked into a terraced hillside.  The resort has recently been awarded a Forbes five-star rating as well as having been voted the “No. 1 Resort in the United States” by luxury travel magazine, Condè Nast Traveler. The high rating may be because of The Spa at Pelican Hill Resort which offers relaxing treatments, the ocean-view golf course and the fine-dining cuisine and other seasonal activities.

Montage Laguna Beach

Location: Laguna Beach

Set on 30 acres of cliffside property overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Montage Laguna Beach sets the standard for five-star California dreamin’. From lounging by the Mosaic Pool, spa treatments, custom residences, and three dining concepts, there’s no need to step off the grounds until check-out. Guests of the Montage Laguna Beach can enjoy hiking trails, surfing, or sailing within a matter of minutes.

Ritz Carlton – Laguna Niguel

Location: Laguna Beach

Set atop a bluff overlooking the Pacific, The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel is modern luxury of relaxed coastal living. Savor regional cuisine against a backdrop of the ocean and pamper yourself in marine-inspired spa treatments. Come enjoy the view from this oceanfront resort.

La Quinta Resort

Location: Palm Springs

A golf mecca snugged up against the pink-hued Santa Rosa Mountains is La Quinta Resort. Best known for hosting the legendary PGA West Golf Club, the property boasts five championship courses. La Quinta is also ranked among the country’s top tennis resorts. It’s great for families and pets with hacienda-style rooms, a series of intimate swimming pools, and tranquil spa offers for you and the pooch with their much needed canine massages. The La Quinta area also has great hiking such as the Cove to Lake Trail or a strenuous tromp into spectacular desert, follow the 7.5-mile Boo Hoff Trail.

The Ritz Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara

Location: Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara is situated on 78 acres along the ocean bluffs of Gaviota Coast.  For total pampering in a dramatic oceanfront setting, the resort boasts a full-service spa, a 12,000-bottle wine cellar, Posh rooms with private balconies/ patios. Hotel staff can arrange guided tours into surrounding wine country, sailing excursions, horseback riding, or a round of golf on Sandpiper Golf Club. Another option is to do nothing more than watching the Pacific for passing dolphins and whales while lounging in the pool.

Four Seasons Santa Barbara

Location: Santa Barbara

Opened in 1927, Four Seasons Resort-The Biltmore Santa Barbara is a luxurious oceanfront property with manicured gardens. The property features Spanish Colonial design throughout with red roof tiles, elegant archways and wood-beamed ceilings. The accommodations here are the epitome of sophisticated California casual. Perfect for couples looking for a romantic getaway. On-site amenities include two restaurants, a poolside cafe and a lounge for tapas. There are also two swimming pools and a relaxing spa.

Rosewood Miramar Beach | Montecito

Location: Montecito

Rosewood Miramar Beach Montecito is the only five-star resort on the beach in Southern California, in Santa Barbara’s affluent Montecito community. The resort sits on the site of the former Miramar By The Sea Hotel, but newly constructed Rosewood Miramar Beach Montecito features 161 ultra-luxury guest-rooms, including Beachfront suites and multi-bedroom family bungalows. With a private beach right at your doorstep, enjoy early-morning yoga on the sand and sunset walks along the water; or step out from your bungalow to stroll through the gardens, lounge by the pools, and unwind at the spa and salon.

Monarch Beach Resort

Location: Dana Point

Monarch Beach Resort is a fabulous luxury choice for families. The top-end resort sits on a hill overlooking the beach in Dana Point, just above San Diego. The rooms and suites are spacious with a beach-house casual vibe and fully furnished balconies. On-site are seven restaurants serving a range of cuisine, from Mediterranean to modern Mexican/Californian fare. The resort has a spa with the usual assortment of treatments, a championship golf course, tennis courts, kids’ club, and a multi-level swimming pool, which features a family pool and an adults-only spa pool.

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The Best Summer Pop-Ups in L.A.

There are so many fun activities to do during the summer in L.A. From trips to the beach to backyard BBQ’s the options are endless. One of our favorite things to do in town is just as limited as summer. Meaning you’d better hurry. That’s right, we’re talking about L.A.’s best summer Pop-Ups! With the craze of last years Museum of Ice Cream why would we not be? Check out the list below of all the short-term pop-ups in town! Your Instagram will thank you.

Location: TBD

is a Harry Potter-themed pop-up bar that is combining magic and mixology in a 90-minute experience. Upon entry, you’ll be given a robe and wand so that you can truly immerse yourself into Hogwarts as you experiment in the ancient art of “potion-making”. Admission to this enchanting adventure includes a tasty hot mead and a boozy potion you’ll be concocting; additional drinks and food can be purchased at the bar. Currently there’s only a waiting list to be notified when this event becomes available, but you can sign up there now.

Location: DTLA

Refinery29’s signature pop-up experience features 29 individual rooms curated around the theme of “Turn It Into Art.” Created through a collaboration between the digital media company and global artists, pop-up guests can expect to find a funhouse of exhibits that blend fashion, art, and pop culture. Though the LA location closed in December 2017, the pop-up is opening in San Francisco June 21-24, and will hopefully be back to LA after that!

Location: DTLA

The Museum of Ice Cream was the pop-up that started a revolution, the OG installation that drove the social media world wild with its photogenic pink exhibits, rooms filled with sprinkles and ice cream samples. The museum now has additional locations in San Francisco and Miami. The LA location is currently relocating but should be back up and running soon.

Location: Glendale

Sure, each of these pop-ups is made for Instagram—but this Glendale installation isn’t just about getting that perfect shot but getting the shot yourself! Everyone loves selfies, but most don’t realize that the history of the self-taken photo goes back 40,000 years. At this interactive museum, attendees will learn about the origin of the selfie through the lens of art, history, technology, and culture, all while taking some of their own.

Location: 468 North Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills

An immersive journey through the Fashion House’s 160-year history of creative artistic collaborations. Discover over 180 items from Louis Vuitton’s archives and shop the 2nd floor pop-up shop for an exclusive product offering. The exhibit will also highlight the brand’s collaborations, featuring a variety of objects, accessories and ready-to-wear pieces by Marc Jacobs, Kim Jones, Nicolas Ghesquière, and Virgil Abloh. The Louis Vuitton X pop-up will be running until September 15th.

Location: 6751 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028

The Museum of Illusions has just announced their newest addition to their line-up of interactive installations, The Upside Down House. These exhibits feature fun rooms to explore and snap cool pictures.

Location: 8500 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048

Intended to break limitation of physical media, Museum of Dream Space provides the freedom to explore art inspired by designer, Yayoi Kusama. This immersive art experience is one of the first to display digital art in the United States.

Location: 400 S. Baldwin, Arcadia, CA 91007

This walk-through toyland will have families and young adults feel like they’re a kid again. Get lost in this instagrammable, emporium that contains over 24 large art installations weaved into a giant maze.

Location: 708 N. Croft Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90069

Founder Biubiu Xu created a shareable, multi-sensory experience for friends and family. This egg-themed pop-up is filled with multiple rooms of interactive experiences and immersive installations.

Location: 2020 E. 7th, Los Angeles, CA 90021

This pet-themed interactive aims to drive awareness for animal homelessness and empower pet adoption agencies. In addition to the photo-worthy art installations and immersive exhibits, PetPOP has partnered with animal organizations to host on-site adoptions for puppies in need.

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LA Eats: The Best Juice Bars In Town

If there is one thing us Angeleno’s know quite a bit abut it is Juice Bars. The cultural phenomenon pretty much broke ground in the city of stars. But with anything that becomes trendy in L.A., the options become plenty. That’s why we rounded up our picks of the best Juice Bars in town.

Juice Responsibly Los Angeles.

  • Beverly Hills Juice Club

Location: 8382 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048

Not new to the scene is Beverly Hills Juice Club. The local juicery has maintained their old-school themed bar since the late seventies! The founder of BHJC, David Otto has a mission to create fresh juice that is alkalizing and healing.

  • Earth Bar

 

Location: 8365 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069

Earthbar is a vitamin supplier/juice and smoothie café that creates nourishing products to satisfy your wellness needs. This one-stop-shop is on the brink of nutritional innovation and committed to your overall health and well-being.

 

  • Juice Crafters

 

Location: 11682 San Vicente Blvd., Brentwood, CA 90049

Juice Crafters’ freshly pressed juices introduces a new, healthy lifestyle and better body performance. Their signature powerhouse smoothies are perfect for an energy boost while the immunization juices are extracted with nature’s medicine to provide natural holistic wellness.

 

  • Kreation Juicery

Location: 9609 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90210

What’s cool about Kreation Juicery is there fully equipped juice ATM at their Beverly Hills location. For the best quality, each beverages is created with 100% organic fruits and vegetables from the Farmer’s Market.

 

  • Pressed Juicery

Location: 8714 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069

At Pressed Juicery, you can guarantee a healthy, affordable, cold-pressed juice sourced from California’s Central Valley. Their farm-to-bottle promise makes it easy and accessible for everyone to enjoy!

 

  • Sustain Juicery

Location: 548 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90013

Sustain’s made-to-order cold-pressed organic juices feature season and certified produce for great taste!  Located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles, this juice bar is working towards providing a healthy standard in this area.

 

  • The Juice

Location: 3145 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90039

This juice haven prides themselves on using fresh, raw, organic produce to help fight against diseases like cancer. From their antioxidant-rich drinks to their smoothies mixed with their signature vegan ice cream, you can never go wrong at The Juice.

 

  • The Punch Bowl

Location: 4645 Melbourne Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027

To ensure 100% organic ingredients, The Punch Bowl changes their cold pressed juice menu regularly. A popular, off-the-menu drink is The Super Persimmon Pom, which aids customers in hangovers!

 

  • Beaming Organic

Location: 605 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 90069

Beaming was created to bring awareness to the power of food and drinks and the effect they have on the human body. Their food cleanse program is what helped expand and create food, smoothies and drinks every day.

 

  • Chomp

Location: 1612 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90404

Chomp Eatery & Juice Station strongly believes you should be able to have your cake and eat it too! They’re focused on educating customers about nutrition. This is why Chomp creates juices and meals you can feel good about afterwards.

 

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