Catalina Island has long been synonymous with intriguing boat adventures, from the beloved glass-bottomed experiences, the ones that make you feel as though you're communing with dense kelp forests, ...

Santa Catalina Island, though just a roughly one hour boat ride from Long Beach, has always been somewhat of a mystery for me — despite my being a lifelong resident of the South Bay. It’s always been ...

If you're planning a trip to Catalina Island, the tiny Catalina Museum for Art & History is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in learning about the island's past and experiencing its ...

When William Wrigley Jr. bought Catalina Island from its owner Phineas Banning in 1919, he immediately set about to strengthen its already strong appeal as a tourist attraction. Sam Gnerre In 1921, ...

For the past seven decades the Catalina Museum for Art & History has been celebrating the island’s unique history and art with a variety of exhibitions in the heart of Avalon. Since opening in 1953, ...

The Wrigley family built Catalina Island into a major tourist destination before World War II. But the war’s outbreak changed everything, radically altering life on Catalina. After the Dec. 7, 1941, ...

The exhibition brings the beauty and biodiversity of Catalina Island’s underwater ecosystems to life—allowing visitors to explore the island’s iconic kelp forests without ever getting wet. “Oriana’s ...

While hula is typically associated with a vacation getaway to the Hawaiian islands, Southern Californians can take the much shorter trip over to Catalina Island to discover more about the culturally ...

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The Catalina Museum for Art & History has announced the upcoming exhibition, Catalina Clay: Unveiling the Island’s Artistic ...