National Beer Day in LA

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Cheers! Did you know that it is National Beer Day? April 7th, 1933 was the first day in 13 years that people could buy, sell and drink beer. President Roosevelt signed the bill legalizing beer consumption and sales on March 22nd, and then on April 7th the new law went into effect. This unofficial holiday is celebrated all over the United States.

Now that you know the history, it is time to celebrate. Obviously, you need to drink a beer, but lets find out where the best places to celebrate are in Los Angeles.

Anchor Brewing might be from San Francisco, but you can still sample their delicious brews in Los Angeles. It was one of the few breweries to survive the 13 years of Prohibition, and it is also the only local San Francisco brewery that is still in existence from that time.You can find Anchor Brewing beers at Hotel Palomar & Blvd 16 ,10740 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90024. This is also close to your home at The Glendon. 

If you don’t mind the drive, head to Father’s Office in Santa Monica. They have a delicious burger, but there is more to this delicious establishment than their food. They now have a huge selection of international and rare beers to choose from with your dinner. Use this holiday to expand your tastes and try a new beer that you cannot get anywhere else. 

You can also head outside to Verdugo Bar to enjoy your drink in their awesome beer garden. They offer 22 regularly rotating tap beers along with happy hour and day-of-the-week specials. If you use this day to do a beer tour, this is a must-have on your tour list. 

Finally, if you want to celebrate National Beer Day with more of the brewery side of things. You can head to Thrillist best brewery at Beachwood Brewery in Long Beach. Beachwood Brewery has won more awards than any other brewery in the Los Angeles Area. 

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Make A Few Friends At The Glendon

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Living in apartments can be trying at times. Being in such close proximity to other people can cause a lot of problems for everyone involved. There’s loud noises, there’s interesting food smells and there’s other strange things you need to deal with. When you live so closely with other people they can begin to grate on your nerves a bit. Sometimes you just need to go the extra mile and go out of your way for your neighbors. It can really make a difference!

Start small! Being cognizant of yourself and the noise you’re putting out into the apartment, is a great place to start. When you turn your iPod on to rock out to some tunes while cooking dinner, think about how high the volume is. If you would be annoyed by someone playing loud music at that hour of the day, then you should turn it down a few notches. Be respectful of your neighbors and they’ll return the favor.

Are you a coffee drinker? When you’re standing in line at Garlo’s Aussie Pie Shop, isn’t it frustrating to look ahead of you and see a long line stretching to the counter when you’re late or in a rush? Now imagine being someone even farther behind you in line! The next time you look behind you and see one of your neighbors, grab them their coffee too. We guarantee you that they’ll pay you back for it in the future. The next time the positions will be reversed and you’ll be at the back of the line with only 15 minutes to take a 20 minute journey to work. You’ll be thankful you grabbed your neighbor their coffee then! Luckily for us, Garlo's is super close to your home at The Glendon.

Have you recently picked up a new hobby that you want to share with others? Convince your neighbor to join and they’ll thank you for sure! CorePower Yoga has a studio right next to The Glendon, so you don’t have to go far to get there. Yoga is a great way to not only stretch and exercise your body but to silently bond with your neighbor. You never know, a few yoga classes could end in a budding friendship!