Countdown to Election Day 2024
- To vote, you must show up in person.
- To be eligible to vote, you must be a registered Democrat living in the 50th district (which includes Malibu).
- On-site voter registration is available for those not registered as Democrats.
- You get up to 14 votes for delegates: 7 for “self-identified females”, and 7 for “other than self-identified females”. Delegates declare what seat they are running for when they file their candidacy, and that will be clearly indicated on your ballot. If you vote for less than 14 people, your vote will still be counted. One of your votes must also be someone running for Executive Board Representative. Executive Board candidates will be clearly identified on the ballot. Volunteers on-site will be able to answer any questions you have.
This Oscar-nominee for Best Animated Feature tells the story of a young boy’s search for his pet after a group of politicians conspire to have all dogs exiled to a remote island off the coast of Japan.
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC with your confirmed reservations.
Starring Emma Stone, Rachel Weiss and Olivia Colman. Oscar nominations include Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography and many more. THE FAVOURITE is definitely one of the highlights of our Second Look Screening Series!
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
To purchase tickets: Click Here, or go to www.MalibuFilmSociety.org.
Day-of-show tickets must be purchased at the door.
Discounts not available for non-members.
Free on-site and on-street parking available.
It’s Malibu’s first-ever community-wide Super Bowl party, put on by the Malibu Film Society.
Where: MFS Screening Room at the Malibu Jewish Center & Synagogue, 24855 PCH, Malibu, CA 90254
FREE and open to everyone with your confirmed reservations below.
Food will be available for purchase on-site.
To Reserve: Click Here, or Email awelland@mjcs.orgin advance so that we know how much to prepare.
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC with your confirmed reservation.
The Malibu Film Society has continued to provide many films and great service to Malibu, despite hardship suffered during the Woolsey Fire and its aftermath. The Malibu Democratic Club encourages everyone to either join the MFS or consider making what contribution you can, large or small, to them.
Have fun!
Come mix and mingle with local business professionals at Terah Tidy’s Glamifornia Style Lounge!
“Love what you do and do what you love! Glamifornia lives for Beauty, Wellness, Art and Fashion, and we feel blessed to truly do what we love every single day! We also love our incredible home town of Malibu, our fellow Malibu Small Business owners, and a great party! We invite you to share the love with us Feb 5th as we host the Malibu Chamber of Commerce Mixer at the marvelous Glamifornia Style Lounge!
February is the month of love, and Glamifornia is passionate about parties, so this is going to be a Mixer to remember! We will be featuring Sassy Sangria, Sensual Chocolate, and Sizzling Spicy Tacos, YUM!
This is going to be a wonderful opportunity to meet your fellow local business owners and find out more about the Chamber of Commerce and how it can help your business. But, most of all, it is all about unwinding, mingling, and getting glam with likeminded entrepreneurs who live to do what they love, just like you!” – Terah Tidy, Owner, Glamifornia Style Lounge
Where: Glamifornia, 21323 Pacific Coast Hwy. #103, Malibu
(In the old La Costa Courthouse building).
$20/Members
$35/Non-Members
$0/First-Time Attendee
Free off-street or on-street parking.
Make a difference while making a difference and meeting cook, like-minded environmentalists. Join Heal the Bay, and our sister Club, the Pacific Palisades Democratic Club on Saturday, Feb., 9, 10 am – noon, to help clean up Will Rogers Beach.
Malibu High School Theatre Musical Production
“Spring Awakening“, the winner of eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical, is an angsty rock musical adaptation told by Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater based on the seminal play by Frank Wedekind. Set in late 19th century Germany, the story is about the trials and tribulations of growing up. It explores the journey from adolescence to adulthood with a poignancy and passion that is illuminating and unforgettable. This landmark musical is an electrifying fusion of morality, sexuality and rock and roll that has exhilarated audiences across the nation like no other musical in years.
*This show is PG14: Explicit Content and Language
Originally scheduled to take place on Nov. 15-17, 2018, the performance was postponed due to the Woolsey Fire. Finally rescheduled, the performances on Feb. 2 and 3 have been cancelled due to heavy rains forecasted in the weather.
However, the show must and will go on! Carry on, MHS! We’ll be there!
Ticket Prices:
General $25
Students/Senior $15
Show Times
(Please not discrepancy between poster and show times. Explanation above.)
Saturday, Feb. 1, 7 pm (sales ended)
Sunday, Feb. 10, 5pm
Malibu Mayor Pro Tem Karen Farrer and Councilmember Mikke Pierson, Chairs of the Council’s Disaster Response and Recovery Ad Hoc Committee, are holding their first public community meeting this Saturday, February 12, 6:30 PM at Malibu City Hall (23835 Stuart Ranch Rd., Malibu CA 90265). (This meeting was originally scheduled for Feb. 2, but was rescheduled due to heavy rain and road closures in Malibu on that day.) All are welcome to attend and share their stories, ideas and insights and ask questions with the goal of understanding the Woolsey Fire disaster and helping the community and the City be better prepared for future disasters.
Anyone unable to attend the meeting on February 2 may send stories, ideas, insights and questions to the Ad Hoc Committee by email to RecoveryAdHoc@MalibuCity.org. This new dedicated email address is exclusively accessible by the Committee Chairs. Farrer and Pierson invite all community members to use it to communicate with the Ad Hoc Committee at any time.
You have to register to be considered for eligibility for FEMA and SBA Programs, including Cal OAS Debris and Lot Clearance.
FEMA advises people to register if your home was destroyed, or in any way damaged (including smoke and ash damage), to be sure you are eligible for help if it turns out you need it. Better to register and not need it, than need it and not be registered. To be safe, register!