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Labor Day

Labor Day, celebrated on the first Monday of September, marks the end of summer and the acknowledgment of American workers’ contributions to the country’s prosperity. Originating in the late 19th century, Labor Day’s inception is tied to the labor movement’s fight for better working conditions, fair wages, and reasonable working hours. The earliest Labor Day celebrations can be traced back to 1... Read More

Pat Benatar Tribute Band Coming to Calabasas

Live From Earth a Pat Benatar tribute band is coming to Calabasas this Sunday, July 20th, 2025, from 6-8pm as part of the City’s Summer Concert Series. Come see the Premier Pat Benatar tribute band Live From Earth thrills with their covers of Pat Benatar’s numerous smash hits. Co-sponsored with the Calabasas Park Homeowners Association, Calabasas summer concerts begin at 6:00pm and are free to ... Read More

Agoura Hills Movie Nights

Once again Agoura Hills Movie Nights in the park will feature free movies over the summer starting at sundown. The picturesque city of Agoura Hills, nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains, is known for its beautiful landscapes, vibrant community, and family-friendly events. One of the highlights of the summer season is the beloved “Movie Nights in the Park” series, a cherished tradition that bri... Read More

Understanding June Gloom

June Gloom is a meteorological phenomenon that affects coastal regions of Southern California, particularly during the early summer months. Characterized by overcast skies, cooler temperatures, and occasional drizzle, it typically begins in late May and continues into June. While it might seem counterintuitive for summer to start with such dreary weather, understanding the causes of June Gloom ... Read More

AbbaFab is coming to Calabasas

AbbaFab, the Abba Tribute band is coming to Calabasas on June 8, 2025, from 6-8pm as part of the City’s Summer Concert Series. Come see the Premier Abba Experience as AbbaFab thrills with their covers of ABBA’s record breaking string of hits. Co-sponsored with the Calabasas Park Homeowners Association, Calabasas summer concerts begin at 6:00pm and are free to the public. Join us at the Calabasa... Read More

Memorial Day

Memorial Day, this coming Monday the 26th, of May, is a federal holiday observed in the United States with deep roots dating back to the aftermath of the Civil War. Initially known as Decoration Day, it was established to honor the Union soldiers who died in the Civil War. The first official observance of Memorial Day took place on May 30, 1868, when General John A. Logan, leader of a veterans’... Read More

Five Great Hikes in Thousand Oaks, California

Here are five great hikes in Thousand Oaks, California. With its picturesque landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and moderate climate, hiking enthusiasts will find a variety of trails that cater to all skill levels. These are five great hikes you won’t want to miss in Thousand Oaks. 1. Paradise Falls Trail Paradise Falls Trail is a gem for both novice and experienced hikers. This 1.5-mile rou... Read More

The Origins of Mother’s Day

This Sunday, May 11th, is Mother’s Day. It is a special occasion that honors the incredible women who have nurtured and guided us throughout our lives. The origins of Mother’s Day can be traced back to ancient civilizations. The ancient Greeks held festivals in honor of Rhea, the mother of the gods, while the Romans celebrated Hilaria, a day of rejoicing in honor of Cybele, the mother of the go... Read More

National Salad Month

Today, the first day of May, marks the start of National Salad Month, an ideal time to celebrate the versatility and vibrancy of salads. They are an essential part of healthy eating, but it’s important to recognize that not all salads are equally nutritious. According to insights from WebMD, understanding the healthiest and least healthy salad options can enhance our meal choices this month. Th... Read More

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National Picnic Day

Celebrate National Picnic Day: A Blend of History and Delicious Dishes National Picnic Day, celebrated tomorrow on April 23rd, invites us to embrace the arrival of spring and the joy of dining outdoors. But did you know that the tradition of picnicking dates back centuries? The term “picnic” is believed to have originated from the French word “pique-nique,” referring to a meal where everyone co... Read More

Welcome Our Calabasas Neighbors

Hello and welcome to our Calabasas Neighbors. We’ve settled into our newest location off the Mulholland Highway next to Gelson's and have been so fortunate to meet so many of you. We also want to thank you for the nice reception and your online comments. Mia S. said, “AMAZING SOUP! Stopped in for the first time this week and had a great experience. We got to sample several of the delicious hot ... Read More

National Grilled Cheese Day

Celebrate National Grilled Cheese Day with SoLe’s SoupS Foundational Flavor Tomato Soup April 12th marks a delicious occasion: National Grilled Cheese Day! This beloved sandwich has captured the hearts and taste buds of many, making it a staple comfort food across the globe. The history of grilled cheese sandwiches can be traced back to ancient times, but it wasn’t until the 1920s that they gai... Read More

International Carrot Day

Carrots, those vibrant, crunchy root vegetables that have graced tables for centuries, are celebrated worldwide today, April 4th, on International Carrot Day, dedicated to appreciating the humble carrot for its nutritional value, versatility in cooking, and its long-standing cultural significance. International Carrot Day is celebrated every year on April 4th. The origins of this commemorative ... Read More

National Carrot Day

National Carrot Day is a delightful occasion devoted to honoring one of the most popular and nutritious vegetables: carrots. Celebrated annually today on April 4th, National Carrot Day was established as a way to raise awareness of the health benefits of carrots and to encourage everyone to incorporate this vibrant vegetable into their diets. While there isn’t a single individual credited with ... Read More

Health Benefits of Bone Broths

The Health Benefits of Bone Broths Bone broth has garnered significant attention in recent years, and for good reason. It’s packed with nutrients and boasts a variety of health benefits that can enhance your overall well-being. Rich in collagen, amino acids, and essential minerals, this nourishing elixir is a staple in many traditional diets around the world. One of the standout benefits of bon... Read More

The Importance of Potatoes in an Irish Diet

St. Patrick’s Day, coming up on Monday, the 17th of March, is a celebration of Irish culture and heritage, and you can’t discuss Irish traditions without mentioning the humble potato. The importance of potatoes in an Irish diet can’t be underestimated. This versatile vegetable has been a staple in Ireland for centuries, playing a crucial role in the diet and history of the nation. Introduced in... Read More

When is March Madness

The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, affectionately known as March Madness, is one of the most thrilling events in American sports. Every spring, this single-elimination tournament features 68 college basketball teams competing for the coveted national championship. The tournament kicks off this weekend with Selection Sunday, where teams are announced and seeded based on their performance thro... Read More

Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14th, has a rich history that dates back to ancient Roman times. One of the most popular legends revolves around St. Valentine, a priest who defied Emperor Claudius II by performing secret marriages for young couples. The emperor believed that single men made better soldiers. As a result, Valentine was imprisoned and ultimately executed. His sacrifice is ... Read More

The Most Popular Foods for The Big Game

The Most Popular Foods for The Big Game The Big Game (sorry we can’t say Sup** Bo**), is not just about the thrilling plays and halftime performances; it’s also a culinary celebration! We’ll all gather around the screen to enjoy a variety of delicious foods that can make the event even more memorable. Here’s a rundown of some of the most popular foods that everyone loves to indulge in during th... Read More

American Heart Month

February is recognized as American Heart Month, a nationwide campaign aimed at promoting heart health and raising awareness about cardiovascular diseases. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), heart disease remains one of the leading health issues in the United States, making it crucial for individuals to adopt heart-healthy habits. Simple lifestyle changes, including eating a b... Read More

The History of Groundhog Day

The History of Groundhog Day and Groundhog Diet Groundhog Day, celebrated on February 2nd each year, has origins that trace back centuries, combining folklore and tradition. This quirky holiday began with the ancient European celebration of Candlemas Day, where clergy would bless candles to ward off the remaining winter. It’s said that if the weather was fair, it would signal a longer winter ah... Read More

Rock, Paper, Scissors Day

Today is World Rock, Paper, Scissors Day. Rock, Paper, Scissors (RPS), also known as roshambo, is a simple yet fascinating game enjoyed by people across the globe. Its origins offer a glimpse into ancient cultures and traditions, showing us that even a basic hand game can have rich and diverse roots. The History of Rock Paper Scissors The origins of Rock, Paper, Scissors can be traced back to a... Read More

The Importance of Greens and Vegetables

The Importance of Greens and Vegetables in Your Diet Including an abundance of greens and vegetables in your diet is one of the healthiest choices you can make. These nutrient-dense foods are packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that support overall well-being. From improved digestion to bolstered immunity, the benefits of consuming vegetables are vast and well-documented.... Read More

Why Hot Soup is Ideal for a Hot Day

When the weather heats up, many of us instinctively reach for chilled drinks and light salads. However, there’s a compelling case for enjoying a steaming bowl of hot soup even on the warmest days. Contrary to popular belief, hot soup can provide surprising benefits in warmer weather. Here’s why you might consider embracing this unexpected culinary delight. The Science of Sipping Soup in the Hea... Read More

The Best Family Beaches in LA and Ventura Counties

Southern California’s LA and Ventura counties are home to some of the best family-friendly beaches in the world. The region’s stunning coastline offers a variety of clean, safe, and fun-filled spots where families can create lasting memories. Here are some of the top family beaches in these counties and why each deserves a visit. Santa Monica State Beach Santa Monica State Beach is a quintessen... Read More

Health Benefits of Blueberries and Mangoes

When thinking about refreshing and nutritious meals, SoLe’ SoupS offers an array of fresh fruit-based vegan selections that stand out, including their Vegan Chilled Blueberry and Vegan Chilled Gazpacho, Mango seasonal selections. Packed with the goodness of blueberries and mangoes, these soups are both delicious and beneficial to your health. Blueberries: Small but Mighty Blueberries may be tin... Read More

Independence Day

Independence Day is a cherished national holiday in the United States, celebrated annually on July 4th. This date holds great historical significance as it marks the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, a pivotal event that led to the birth of the United States of America. Understanding the origins and evolution of July 4th celebrations offers a glimpse into the patriotic fervor ... Read More

Enjoy Vegan Soups

Enjoy Vegan Soups at SoLe’ SoupS In a world increasingly aware of dietary needs and ethical choices, enjoy vegan soups which stand out as nourishing bowls of comfort that align with gentle living. Vegan soups are made without any animal products, which means they do not contain meat, dairy, or eggs. Instead, they rely on the rich flavors of vegetables, legumes, grains, and spices to create a sa... Read More

National Chickpea Day

Celebrating the Humble Chickpea: National Chickpea Day Origins and Benefits National Chickpea Day, coming up on April 21st, is a day dedicated to celebrating the versatile and nutritious legume, is a relatively new addition to the food-themed calendar. It’s clear that food enthusiasts and health-conscious individuals alike wanted to spotlight the chickpea due to its incredible health benefits a... Read More

All About Celery

Celery, scientifically known as Apium graveolens, is a plant that belongs to the Apiaceae family, which also includes carrots, parsley, and parsnips. Its history traces back to antiquity, where it was first cultivated in the Mediterranean region and parts of Europe. The ancient Greeks used celery leaves as garlands, and the Romans valued it for its medicinal properties. It wasn’t until the 16th... Read More

National Healthy Fats Day

Today is National Healthy Fats Day, marked annually on March 21s. National Healthy Fats Day is a relatively new observance that shines a spotlight on the benefits of healthy fats. This special day was established by the Healthy Fats Coalition—a partnership of chefs, dieticians, nutritionists, and educators—and is aimed at debunking the myths surrounding dietary fat. The coalition encourages peo... Read More

March is National Frozen Food Month

Celebrate National Frozen Food Month with SoLe’ SoupS – Your Ticket to Easy and Healthy Eating! March is National Frozen Food Month, a time to recognize and appreciate the innovation and convenience that frozen foods bring to our busy lives. And what better way to celebrate than with the fresh frozen entrees and soups from SoLe’ SoupS? Their commitment to using only the finest ingredients ensur... Read More

Fennel Flavor and Benefits

Fennel Flavor and Health Benefits Fennel, with its distinct anise-like flavor, is a culinary herb that belongs to the Umbelliferae family, sharing the stage with parsley, carrots, and coriander. This versatile vegetable isn’t just known for its unique taste; it’s also packed with a variety of health benefits that make it a valuable addition to any diet. Fennel’s Unique Flavor Profile When delv... Read More

Benefits of Free Range Turkey

When it comes to selecting the best meat for your health, free range turkey stands out as a superior choice. Renowned for its high protein content and low-fat profile, free range turkey is an excellent addition to any health-conscious diet. In this article, we’ll delve into the reasons why free range turkey is not simply a festive centerpiece but a year-round nutritional gem. High Protein Conte... Read More