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Free jazz nights aren't the only shows LACMA is hosting this summer! Hancock Park, the grassy area next to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's Tar Pits, is also hosting a free show every Saturday,...
Anaheim's enormous $4 billion OCVIBE entertainment district project is overhauling the area around Honda Center, creating a new 100-acre gathering space with public parks, a state-of-the-art concert hall,...
Culver City, famously known as "The Heart of Screenland", is making a big play to bring film and television production back to its historic streets. To lower financial barriers for both independent and la...
No cell phones in sight, just people fully in the moment. That meme comes to life at the city’s most original event, which is celebrating its final two nights this weekend. Brassroots District: LA ’74...
It's concert season! As spring turns to summer and L.A.'s iconic outdoor venues begin opening their doors, The Hollywood Bowl is celebrating with $1 tickets to select shows. You read that right. You c...
History enthusiasts, this is your last chance! The Original Renaissance Pleasure Faire wraps up in Irwindale this weekend, bringing its final days of artisans, costumed performers, hearty fare, and joustin...
No cell phones in sight, just people fully in the moment. That meme comes to life at the city’s most original event, which is celebrating its last two nights this weekend. Brassroots District: LA ’74 i...
Some Pride weekends are built around parties, but others remind you that queer art has always been one of the most powerful ways LGBTQ+ communities tell their stories, preserve their history, and imagine...
After plenty of neighborhood curiosity and years of eager anticipation, Laurel Supply Market officially opened its doors last Friday in West Hollywood. And opening day crowds showed up fast! Word of mo...
In July 1988, FIFA made a decision that surprised the world: the United States would host the 1994 World Cup. No top-tier professional soccer league. No deep football culture. No real infrastructure for t...