Here, There, and Everywhere is a free, monthly newsletter by The Ambrose, featuring updates here at the hotel, as well as interesting events around town.

The summer night is like a perfection of thought.

Wallace Stevens

The Ambrose
Over the past few weeks we have had the great pleasure of working with the folks at Big Red Sun in Venice. BRS offers full service architectural, environmentally concious landscaping design for commercial and residentatial spaces, offering custom vessels and arrangements that incorporate other worldly natural elements and living accents. They also offer exotic and innovative design schemes for private events and weddings. For more information please visit www.bigredsun.com.


Los Angeles
  • Ray LaMontagne & Jenny Lewis
  • July 12
  • Hollywood Bowl
  • 2301 North Highland
  • Hollywood, CA
  • 323 850 2000
  • www.hollywoodbowl.com

Singer-songwriters Jenny Lewis and Ray LaMontagne take the stage this summer at LA’s Hollywood Bowl. For more information and ticket sales please visit www.hollywoodbowl.com.


  • Journeys/Recorridos
  • Now Through April 2010
  • Los Angeles County Museum of Art/Charles White Elementary School Gallery
  • 2401 Wilshire
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • www.lacma.org

As part of Art Programs with the Community: LACMA On-site, LACMA commissioned London-based artist Marysa Dowling to work with students to explore their neighborhoods, the journeys they make on a regular basis, and how they choose to express themselves. A space for artmaking is also part of the exhibition. For more information please visit www.lacma.org.


  • Barkley L. Hendricks: Birth of the Cool, paintings
  • 1964-2007
  • Now through August 2009
  • Santa Monica Museum of Art
  • Bergamot Station G1
  • 2525 Michigan Avenue
  • Santa Monica, CA
  • 310.586.6488
  • www.smmoa.org

The renowned artist’s first career retrospective highlights his paintings from 1964 to 2007. While Hendricks has worked in a variety of media throughout his career, and has explored diverse subject matter, he is best known for his striking and provocative life-sized portraits of everyday African-American people from the urban northeast. For more information please visit www.smmoa.org.


The World

"Ciné Institute provides Haitian youth with film education and edutainment, technical training, and media related micro enterprise opportunities. They integrate educational film screenings into classrooms of public schools, train aspiring filmmakers in all aspects of production, and develop and produce films of all kinds in partnership with our students and graduates. The Institute also promotes excellence in Haitian cinema domestically and abroad and holds weekly entertainment screenings of films from around the world at its theater.

Based in Jacmel, on Haiti's southern coast, Ciné Institute began as a film festival. Held for three years, Festival Film Jakmèl showed hundreds of international films free of charge to tens of thousands of Haitians."

For more information on how you can help please visit www.cineinstitute.com.