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Antonia is an amazing mom of three who has taken all of her passions and crafted a career that is both successful and meaningful. After receiving her BA in Film & Television from USC, she went on to become a notable producer for major entertainment companies such as Pixar, Disney, Fox, Sony, and MTV. Since childhood, Antonia has had a strong affinity for dance and performance, which she honed through ballet, contemporary dance, musicals, and television. Her interests in health and wellness have led her to build Zooga Yoga, a studio and brand that provides books, music, yoga cards, and yoga gear. She is dedicated to bringing the Zooga YogaPlay® interactive experience to children and families across the US, while managing her LA-based studio with her partner Chris and their three kids. Antonia has skillfully blended her creativity, passion, and business acumen to create a career that brings joy and health to people of all ages.

Looking for a fun and exciting way to get the whole family involved? Look no further than the Beverly Hills Fencers' Club (BHFC). Founded by Margo Miller, the BHFC has been providing quality fencing instruction and open fencing for 30 years. With well-equipped facilities and internationally certified coaches, the BHFC is the perfect place to get started. Whether your family wants to learn foil, epee, or saber, the BHFC has everything you need to get a safe and positive experience. Bring your family together with the Beverly Hills Fencers' Club (BHFC). With 30 years of experience, the BHFC is the perfect place to get involved with a new and exciting sport. Equipped with quality facilities and certified coaches, your family will feel safe and supported as they learn the ropes. Plus, the BHFC offers instruction and open fencing in foil, saber, and epee, making this the ideal setting for your family to take up a new sport. Founded by Margo Miller, the Beverly Hills Fencers' Club (BHFC) provides an opportunity for your family to take up a new and exciting sport. With well-equipped facilities and internationally certified coaches, your family will have the support they need to get started and succeed. With instruction and open fencing in foil, saber, and epee, the BHFC is the perfect place for the whole family to get involved.

At Sylvan Learning of Culver City, we believe in the power of education to unlock a child’s potential and build academic confidence. We create a learning environment that ignites intellectual curiosity and inspires a love for learning. Our caring teachers are experts at encouraging and motivating kids to succeed and reach their goals. This school year, you don’t have to go it alone. With expert tutoring support from Sylvan, you can help your child learn more effectively and with less pressure. We’ll help them gain better understanding of the material, improve self-esteem, and develop a genuine enthusiasm for learning. With our support, your child can reach their full potential and achieve success in school and in life.

The YMCA is the perfect place for families to come together and get healthy! With a wide range of activities for all ages and interests, the Y has something for everyone. From sports teams and educational classes to social events and special programs, there’s always something to do. Trusted instructors, trainers, and staff are available to provide expert support and guidance to help you and your family reach your health and wellness goals. When you make a donation to the YMCA’s Annual Campaign, you’re helping the Y ensure that its programs remain accessible to the whole community. Your contribution helps children, families, teens, seniors, and so many more benefit from the Y’s amazing resources and activities. So join the YMCA today and start on the path to a healthier, happier life!

The city's first Freeholder Charter, adopted in 1889, included a Department of Parks. This department was given control of parks and public land that had been set aside for the community's perpetual use, as part of the original Spanish land grants. The 1889 Freeholder Charter was the first of its kind for the City, and it included a Department of Parks. This department was responsible for parks and public land that were given to the community by the original Spanish land grants, to be enjoyed by the public in perpetuity. The City's Freeholder Charter, adopted in 1889, included a Department of Parks. This department was in charge of the parks and public land that had been allocated to the community in the original Spanish land grants, to be used and enjoyed by the public for all time.