Immerse yourself in Los Angeles’ rich culture with these guides about museums and galleries, plays and musicals, pop-up art exhibitions, and everything in between.
In celebration of the opening of the David Geffen Galleries, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is hosting a Very LACMA Block Party this summer! The event is set to take place on June 20, 2026, and will feat...
Southern California’s Glen Helen Amphitheater, known as North America’s largest amphitheater, has officially confirmed dates for the 2026 edition of Nocturnal Wonderland, the country’s longest̴...
Today, March 25, 2026, Airbnb announced that guests now have an opportunity to stay for FREE in the real Malibu beach home from Hannah Montana in honor of the Disney show’s 20th anniversary. This is the firs...
There are countless things to do in Los Angeles, but some experiences stand out for being truly special, small moments that capture the essence of the city in a simple, memorable way. As part of Secret...
You don’t need to fly to Giza, wander through London, or elbow your way around the Louvre in Paris to experience ancient Egypt. Tucked into a quiet neighborhood in San Jose, this unassuming museum delivers a s...
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Hannah Montana, the pop culture phenomenon that dominated the 2000s, captivating fans worldwide with unforgettable songs and iconic fashion, launching Miley Cyrus straight...
A new outdoor theater experience is headed to parks in Altadena and Pasadena – and it’s free for families! Pasadena Playhouse has announced its production of The Lizard & El Sol, a 20 – 25 minute...
South Los Angeles has long been a center for Black art, culture, and business. From the jazz clubs of Central Avenue in the 1920s to today’s creative spaces and businesses, the area has shaped much of the city...
For most Angelenos, the Los Angeles Aqueduct is little more than a fleeting blur of concrete glimpsed from the I-5, which looks more like a forbidden waterslide than a vital organ of the city. While the enormous,...
If there’s something we all know and love about L.A., it’s that art can pop up in every shape and form all around us. From struggling artists to A-list celebrities, from indie screenwriters to trailblazi...