Find fresh produce, local products, meat and eggs, flowers and breads, good food and lots of fun at the Torrance Certified Farmers' Market! Year 'round, rain or shine, in the parking lot of Wilson Park, adjacent to the Dee Hardison Sports Center. Learn More... 

Want a new book or audiovisual but can't because all the libraries around you are closed on Sunday? Well you are in luck, the Katy Geissert Civic Center Library is open Sunday, January 12, 2013 for all regular business hour operations! Read More...

Remember when CitiCABLE 3's This Week in Torrance took you to the Katy Geissert Civic Center Library for a tech savvy experience? If you missed it, watch episode 46.13 for a preview of the fun event. Watch Here...

If you would like to join the fun learning experience, the Torrance Public Library invites you to try out this exciting new service that aims to expose you to the latest technologies, featuring hands-on demonstrations. Come learn about the newest trends in technology, and participate in one-on-one conversations with our knowledgeable tech savy teens. Recommended for ages 40+ or anyone interested in learning a new skill. Space is limited. Learn Something New...

The Mercury Manned Space Program was a triumph of technological and political determination, that launched the United States onto the path to world leadership in space exploration. In addition to the original seven American astronauts, the program required the talents, skills, and determination of thousands of other Americans, working in dozens of companies, educational institutions, and government agencies. One of the most talented, skilled, and determined Americans who produced these spectacular successes was Jim McCurry. Jim has agreed to share some of his experiences, and to describe the daunting challenges that had to be overcome, in creating this massive success story. So, come to the Western Museum of Flight, and bring your questions. Learn Something New...

Talk about having an office with a window seat. For 37 years, Goodyear Blimp Pilot, John Crayton, had a bird's eye view of the South Bay and its ever-changing landscape. On Sunday, January 19, John Crayton will share is memories of events, adventures and the transformation of the Southland's landscape from open fields to industrial complexes. Seating is limited and will be available on a first-come first-served basis. Explore through Time...