Published since 2002, Malibu Magazine is one of the premiere lifestyle publications within the California Marketplace. Our magazine enjoys an affluent group of readers, including high profile celebrities, who possess the means and desire to make an impact on the marketplace. Malibu Magazine highlights the nuances that are the foundation of Malibu's distinctive nature, as it brings to life the people, places, and lifestyles of this unique community.
04/14/2020
Help us help them!
We're saying THANK YOU to frontline workers by donating 10 percent of every Malibu 2020 book sale to local restaurants feeding ER/ICU departments through the end of April.
This is our way to show our appreciation to the health care professionals and essential workers who are keeping us healthy and fed during this pandemic.
We hope this new addition to your coffee table will provide you with a relaxing distraction that's reminiscent of better days in the 'Bu. Tap below to purchase!
03/06/2020
Meet the Malibu man whose nonprofit is giving guns new life as musical instruments donated to students.
It’s Richard Gibbs’ mission to take the guns that threatened youths’ lives and place them in the hands of students—as musical instruments. Written by Barbara Burke; Photographed by Keegan Gibbs
03/04/2020
Broadstreet Oyster Co., a New England-inspired seafood restaurant, is making Malibu Village its permanent home.
The New England-inspired seafood restaurant originally opened in July 2019 as a pop-up, but founder Christopher Tompkins has decided to make his spot at Malibu Village a permanent location. Written by Alyssa Morlacci | Photographed by Hanna von Matérn
03/03/2020
In our weekly briefing, American travelers from areas where coronavirus is spreading may have taken a trip through Malibu To Mugu.
On Feb. 28, the VC Star reported that a second U.S. citizen who arrived at LAX after visiting China was taken to the naval base in Ventura County's Point Mugu that's being used as a quarantine site. The person didn't show symptoms of the virus and was transported as a precaution, likely passing th...
03/02/2020
Malibu residents are still fighting for the home they had before the devastating 2018 Woolsey Fire.
Malibu residents are still fighting for the home they had before the devastating 2018 Woolsey Fire. Written by Barbara Burke, Photographed by Kevin McDonald & Julie Wuellner
02/20/2020
From an animal adoption at Malibu Farmers Market to the Santa Monica, California wine fest, we have your weekend plans right here! 👇
American country singer and songwriter Travis Tritt will perform live at the Fred Kavli Theatre this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $41. (2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks) More info
02/13/2020
From The Genesis Invitational to Valentine's Day concerts, we have your weekend plans right here! 👇
L.A.’s party cover band, Through The Years, will be playing hits from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s at The Canyon Agoura Hills this Thursday at 9 p.m. Tickets range from $19 to $30. (28912 Roadside Drive, Agoura Hills) More info
02/11/2020
Friday is Valentine's Day! Skip the prefix dinner reservations and opt for one of these alternative Los Angeles experiences that will spice up your plans.
Skip the prefix dinner reservations and opt for one of these alternative Los Angeles experiences that will spice up your Valentine’s Day plans. By Bao Yi Tan and Alyssa Morlacci
02/06/2020
From circus performances at Pepperdine University to an undie run in Santa Monica, California, we have your weekend plans right here! 👇
A troupe of talented circus artists will be performing live in Cirque Flip Fabrique at the Smothers Theatre at Pepperdine University on Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $22. (24255 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu) More info
01/23/2020
From an antique market at the Santa Monica Airport to astrology readings at gorjana - Malibu, we have your weekend plans right here! 👇
David Foster is on his Hitman Tour with Katherine McPhee, and they will play at Fred Kavli Theatre on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $66. (2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks) More info
01/17/2020
Meet Hans Shahidi, owner of Malibu Chevron Auto Care, and seven other Malibu locals we love right now.
Written by Barbara Burke and Tammy Arlidge
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And just like that the holidays are upon us once again and we’re wrapping up another year.
This November marks the one-year anniversary of the Woolsey Fire, which is still impacting so many us every day. While our community is stronger than ever, many of our residents are still struggling to rebuild homes and coping with re-awakened trauma as we experience this year’s fire season. This issue, Malibu Magazine takes a look at the deep-seated psychological toll that our community has endured as we speak with local psychologists about how Malibu residents are dealing with PTSD from the Woolsey fire. October saw some of the strongest Santa Ana winds in recent history, inciting the first-ever extreme red flag warning and causing fires to break out across Southern California, with thousands of residents losing power due to SCE’s Public Safety Power Shutoffs. MALIBU MAGAZINE investigates why the city doesn’t underground powerlines in the face of such problems. We also speak with Jason Farhang, a local weather specialist about how Santa Ana winds are created.
Next we take a look at a problem that has had Malibuites up in arms for months now: the increasing amount of RVs, trailers and even tents camping overnight along PCH. MALIBU MAGAZINE examines the new signage being posted along PCH in light of the issue as well as some ideas on how to solve it.
Irene Dazzan Palmer, know as Malibu’s ‘Queen of Coastal Real Estate’, graces our cover this issue. One of the most well-known agents in the country, we sit down with Dazzan Palmer to hear more about her upbringing in the San Jouquin Valley, her career and precious family life and her abiding love for her Malibu community.
After a year of delays, Nicolas Eatery finally opens along PCH and we couldn’t be more excited. We got the chance to sit down with Nicolas himself in his beautiful new restaurant and meet the family that inspires many of the eatery’s favorite dishes. MALIBU MAGAZINE also sits down with Malibu Seaside Chef, Gina Clarke-Helm, to discuss her career as one of Southern California’s top caterers and how she juggles her professional life with new motherhood. Clarke-Helm also breaks down how to make the ultimate prime rib, a great recipe for the holiday season.
Next we travel halfway around the world to bring you the best of Bali, Indonesia for our special travel section. If you haven’t been, we couldn’t recommend the island more. Between age-old temples, towering rice fields and pristine beaches there is something for everyone. We also head to the travel favorite Hawaii to showcase the beautiful Montage Kapulua Bay, which offers the ultimate in relaxation.
Saving the best for last, we are incredibly excited to announce our first-ever coffee table book, MALIBU 2020 which will be available this January. It will feature our best articles and photos of Malibu across 400+ pages. The book will be available in stores around Malibu as well as for sale on Amazon.
Wherever you end up heading to this holiday season, we hope you enjoy this magical time of year.
