Live Entertainment for Corporate Events | Signal Mutual Annual Event Aug 2013 | Palos Verdes
Every year Signal Mutual gets Live Entertainment for Corporate Events and this year was no different….except they hired Undercover Live Entertainment! The theme was Hollywood Glam and everyone got into their glitzy gowns and suits. We had a great time with this crowd once the dancing started. We even caught a few dancing in their seats before their dinner tables were cleared! This company came to party and that they did! We can’t thank them enough for choosing to used live entertainment for corporate events! We look forward to seeing you next year Signal Mutual!
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About the Venue:
In 1827, Don Dolores Sepulveda received an original land grant to Rancho de los Palos Verdes which supported several thousand heads of cattle and a flourishing hacienda. In 1913, the founding father of the Peninsula, Frank Vanderlip, bought the 16,000-acre Palos Verdes Peninsula, and embarked on a grand vision to develop the “Palos Verdes Project” into the most fashionable and exclusive residential colony in the nation. The first homes appeared in the region in 1924, two years before the historic Point Vicente Lighthouse was built.
Then, nearly 30 years later, Marineland of the Pacific opened in Palos Verdes in 1954. Marineland was the world’s largest oceanarium featuring sea life, entertainment, and research facilities. Opening one year before Disneyland, many consider Marineland California’s first major theme park, and it remained a major attraction to the area until it closed in 1987.
One of the guiding principles in the creation of Terranea was to weave it into the cultural, historical and social fabric of the Peninsula. In addition to embracing the classic Mediterranean architecture that defines the area, Terranea pays homage to the rich heritage of the site through the names of many amenities, such as The Catalina Room, Marineland Ballroom and The Vanderlip Suite. Nelson’s was named after Mike Nelson, the character played by Lloyd Bridges in the television series Sea Hunt, which was filmed at Marineland in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
