The City of Venice was designed in 1926 by John Nolan, a noted urban planner and landscape architect and his plan still works well nearly 100 years later. Venice’s historic downtown district boasts streets lined with towering palms, a gazebo that features live entertainment, cobblestone paths, art and antique galleries, charming restaurants and sidewalk cafes, specialty shops. The city is punctuated by parks and welcomes visitors to spectacular Casperson beach and the North and South Jettys. The Venice Symphony performs orchestral, pops and chamber concerts and Venice Theatre offers award-winning mainstage and cabaret productions. The new Venice Center for the Performing Arts provides a venue for a wide variety of events that fill the winter and spring months. In addition you will find outdoor concerts, art fairs, the Book Fair and Writers Festival, the Venice’s Sharks Tooth Festival, the Chalk Festival featuring 3D street art and much more.

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