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Jun 18, 2024 · Whether you’re looking to scope out the latest museum exhibitions or watch a movie outdoors, you’ll find plenty of things to do in L.A. this weekend.
Looking for things to do in Los Angeles this Weekend? Our exciting list for this week includes Santa Monica Pier 360 Festival, Pawlympics, National Ceviche Day, The Godfrey Hollywood’s Drag Brunch, The Benjamin Hollywood, Hip Hop Concert at The Bowl, Mrs. Doubtfire at the Pantages Theatre and more…
- Fill the new month with these plans around L.A. March has arrived! Which means a new month brings on new plans. From flower blooms to a vintage art carnival — you have plenty of options.
- Discover the best artists across the city at Frieze Los Angeles. The popular art festival Los Angeles Frieze is back for its 5th edition this year. Adding to the current art boom, this acclaimed fair will bring top established and emerging artists to the West Coast.
- Cruise in luxury with California Adventure’s E-Boat Cruise. All aboard the Duffy — a fully electrical boat that will take you around Marina del Rey! Guests along this journey can indulge in a charcuterie board and your choice of red or sparkling wine as you sail along the marina’s main channel.
- Bask in nostalgia at the Care Bears Forever Exhibition. This is one art event that will heal your inner child. Corey Helford Gallery is hosting the Care Bear Forever exhibition — a group show showcasing brand-new creations by more than 75 of the leading figures in the New Contemporary art scene, all inspired by the cherished iconic Care Bears characters that we know and love.
But we all know that’s not true; it takes till mid-June for everything to open up, get to the weeks where it’s warm enough to wear shorts at night, and enjoy Southern California at its most ...
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Nite Jewel Zebulon 2478 Fletcher Dr., Atwater Village Singer, songwriter, producer and music scholar Ramona Gonzalez (Nite Jewel) performs in support of her fifth studio album, No Sun. Also on the bill are Jay Israelson, Anenon + DJ Harriet Brown. Proof of vaccination or proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of the show are required to ...
UCLAxFilmFest The sixth annual festival takes place virtually, screening a selection of shorts. The weekend also features industry panels and networking opportunities. Official film selections include A Poem from YiQing (China), Airway (U.S.), Ayesha (India), Bathroom Window (Brazil), Beauty and the East (India), Don’t Leave Me (Venezuela), Hello, ...
Toxic Vampire Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group 4850 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood The horror theater group presents a 20-minute, contactless walk-through experience. Hungry vampires guide people through their phantasmagoria while promising everlasting life. The experience features partial nudity and dark/mature themes. May contain brief st...
Miné Okubo’s Masterpiece: The Art of Citizen 13660 Japanese American National Museum 100 North Central Ave., downtown L.A. JANM opens a new exhibition dedicated to the 75th anniversary of Miné Okubo’s groundbreaking graphic memoir. Published in 1946, Citizen 13660 featured nearly 200 illustrations by Okubo, who was born in Riverside, about her time...
Silent Disco Julianne and George Argyros Plaza Segerstrom Center for the Arts 600 Town Center Dr., Costa Mesa Groove the night away on an outdoor stage with tunes provided via wireless headphones by DJs over three channels. Dance to the classics or EDM or whatever else they decide to spin. Check-in will be contactless and hand sanitizer stations wi...
Comedy InvAsian 2.0 Japanese American National Museum's Tateuchi Democracy Forum 100 North Central Ave., downtown L.A. Attend live tapings of the show that spotlights fresh Pan-Asian/AAPI standup comedians including Aidan Park, Vinayak Pal, Eli Nicolas, Jiaoying Summers, Lin Sun, Rosie Tran, George Wang Jr. and Nishy XL. Four shows are scheduled th...
A Garden of Words: The Calligraphy of Liu Fang Yuan The Huntington’s Chinese Garden 1151 Oxford Rd., San Marino Since 2007, the Huntington has commissioned contemporary artists to create original works of calligraphy. A selection of these works (including Bai Qianshen, Michael Cherney, Grace Chu, Fu Shen, Lo Ch’ing) are on view at the Studio for Lo...
Unique Markets: L.A. Row DTLA 777 S. Alameda St., downtown L.A. Browse and shop the wares of Unique’s first full-scale market (120 vendors) since 2019. Family activities also include DIY jewelry making, a photo booth and a Shake Shack pop-up. A VIP rooftop lounge also offers a place to chill with a cocktail in hand. After the market, guests can con...
Grand Park's Sunday Sessions: All Vinyl Set Grand Park Performance Lawn Between Grand Ave. and Hill St., downtown L.A. It’s the final Sunday Session of the summer. Hosted by KG Superstar and dedicated to the sounds that preceded house and dance music, the afternoon features northern soul, funk and disco spun by Deejay Clifton, Liz O., Riley More an...
Curling Open House Southern California Curling Center 4545 Pacific Blvd., Vernon If you were inspired by the recent Olympics, it’s never too early to get excited about the Winter Games, coming to Beijing next February, by trying your hand at curling. It’s part of the Southern California Curling Center's opening weekend festivities. Learn the basics...
Jun 20, 2024 · Start things off with a musical treat ahead of the Paris Olympics, then eat your weight in watermelon at the Watermelon Fest and you’ll be well hydrated for Sunday’s CicLAvia event in South L.A.
Apr 4, 2024 · Corgis frolicking on the beach, Japanese movies, music and whiskey, Funny Girl at the Ahmanson, and 80 breweries on tap at the L.A. Beer Festival.
