Magnolia Park Draws Large Crowds for Holiday in the Park
Sounds of Christmas Carols, jazz, blues, and folk singers delighted hundreds of residents and visitors in the Magnolia Park district of Burbank on Friday evening.
Holiday in the Park Storefront Winner Announced
Honorary Mayor Tim Conway Jr. broadcasted his show live from the UMe Parking lot from 5 to 9 pm along with the staff of myBurbank, who gave out some great prizes.
Wax Poetic Offers Free Movember Men’s Grooming With Donation
Free grooming keeps those moustaches and beards looking stylish for the month of Movember.
Holiday In The Park Preps For Big Annual Bash
Get your Holiday shopping done early and enjoy a fun night out for all tastes and ages at Magnolia Park's annual Holiday in the Park event.
Local Ceramic Artist’s Award Winning Work On Display In Magnolia Park
The award winning, unique, and unusual ceramic works of art by Burbank artist Patti Hallowes are now on display in Magnolia Park.
“Creative Visions Of Magnolia Park” Opens At Towns Burr Gallery
Artworks inspired by Magnolia Park shops on display at Towns Burr Gallery with public opening reception tonight.
Temple Emanu El, Magnolia Park’s Luna Vine Host Cocktails Under The Stars
Temple Emanu El & Luna Vine team up for preschool fundraiser.
Yummy Cupcakes Sweetens Magnolia Park
Magnolia Park cupcake shop debuts fun Halloween-themed cupcakes along with usual rotating daily variety.
Magnolia Park’s Ladies Night Out Shakes It Up Friday Evening
It's the final Friday of the month and time for the biggest block party in town.
Burning Bonzai Rolls Out Pan-Asian Delights
Burbank's Burning Bonzai restaurant serves up delicious Asian food greatest hits, from sushi to pad thai to dim sum and beyond.
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Bread and Beats
The first thing you notice is the counter. Randall Michael Tobin will casually mention that he built that counter himself—skills he picked up in junior high school shop class half a century ago and still uses every day.