Ah, it’s finally the weekend! Let’s celebrate this long week with some plans. With so many stuff to do in Los Angeles, finding something to do can be quite a task. Luckily, you have us. If you need plans or things to do this weekend — March 21-23, 2025 — we’ve got you covered. (With some bonuses!) These are the best things to do in Los Angeles this weekend! đ
1. Start cheering for March Madness
March Madness is almost here, and thereâs no better place to experience the excitement than in Los Angeles. L.A. is home to some of the most successful NCAA programs, legendary arenas, and passionate fans. So of course it stands out as the ultimate city for college basketball lovers. Selection Sunday is this March 16th, and the First Four is March 18th – 19th.
đ When: March 16 through April 7
2. Experience the future of experiential dining at The Gallery
The Gallery, a new entertainment venue, revolutionizes âdinner and a showâ in downtown L.A. this month. This interactive sensory journey is one of the best things to do in L.A. this weekend! It goes far beyond the traditional restaurant experience, guiding guests through a thrilling five-course meal inspired by the elementsâEarth, Water, Air, Fire, and Aether. You can learn more about the experience here. Tickets are $200 for the 5-course dinner & show with a special 12% off promotion from Feb 28-March 22.
đˇAll ages welcome, but 18+ recommended
đď¸ Get your tickets
đLocation: 330 W. Olympic Blvd Los Angeles, C.A. 90015
3. Eat + Drink West Hollywood
Eat + Drink West Hollywood returns this month from March 7 through 31. Eat + Drink WeHo gives diners the opportunity to sample custom menus and special offers. And even better, every reservation at any participating West Hollywood restaurant supports L.A.âs food and beverage workers affected by the recent wildfires.
đ Where:Â Participating West Hollywood restaurants
đ When:Â March 7 through 31
4. Experience an enchanting Candlelight Concert at an exquisite L.A. venue
Experience an Enchanting Candlelight Concert at an exquisite L.A. venue. This dreamy Candlelight concert series is ever-evolving and never ceases to dazzle audiences. This spring, youâll find incredible performances happening at stunning locations around the city, bathed in flickering candlelight. From Prince to Hans Zimmer, youâll get to listen to top talent performing curated pieces across a range of genres.
đď¸ Tickets: See Candlelight’s upcoming schedule and get tickets here
5. Watch a movie in theaters with the whole family
Sometimes you just need to sit in a dark theatre and chow down on popcorn. While Netflix has great movies, going to a cinema is a special and fun outing. Here are the must-see movies you need to catch in L.A. theaters this month.
đď¸ Get your tickets
6. Spring into a magnificent March
March is a wonderful time of year! Gorgeous blossoms add pops of color to the city as spring begins to trickle in and we turn our focus to the inspiring women that have shaped the city in honor of Womenâs History Month. Plus, Saint Patrickâs Day can be celebrated with an overflow of luminous green libations. Read our full list of magnificent March activities!
7. Get tickets for the opening weekend of The Last Supper
This Friday, historical epic The Last Supper kicks off its opening weekend at three L.A. movie theaters. Robert Knepper and Randyll Taryl star in this dramatic presentation about the story of Jesus of Nazareth.
đ When: Opening March 14th, 2025
đď¸ Tickets: See showtimes and get tickets here.
đ Where:
- Glendale:Â AMC The Americana at Brand 18 (322 Americana Way)
- Burbank:Â AMC Burbank 16 (125 E. Palm Ave.)
- Universal City:Â Universal Cinema AMC at CityWalk Hollywood (100 Universal City Plaza)
8. See 35,000+ tulips in bloom at Descanso Gardens
Every spring we eagerly anticipate Descanso Gardens’ spectacular tulip field, which is set to bloom beautifully this season. With over 35,000 tulip bulbs set to bloom in March, we can’t wait to witness the vivid ocean of colorful flowers. Read our article about the tulip bloom to learn more.
9. Give, volunteer, and help those affected by the L.A. wildfires
The devastating L.A. wildfires have affected all of us, but of course some more than others. Find out more here on how you can help the City of Los Angeles and all those directly impacted during the wildfires. From donating to the LAFD to supporting mutual aid groups, there is so much our local community can do to help each other recover. Stay strong, Angelenos. đ
10. Find ways to relax and unwind this week
It’s been a rough month for all of us here in L.A., and it’s important to find ways to unwind and relax even if only for a moment. Recharging your batteries is so important not only for you, but also for your family and entire community. As they say, put on your own oxygen mask before helping others put on theirs. Take care of yourselves, Angelenos. đ
11. Watch it all play out on the ice at a Kings game
Whether you’re a sports fan or not, the buzz of a full crowd in the City of Champions cannot be missed. It’s fall after all, which means catching a Kings game is a must! Go Kings, Go — check out the 2025 Los Angeles Kings schedule here.
đLocation: Crypto Arena, 1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
12. Catch the Lakers in action at Crypto.com Arena
Los Angeles, it’s time to see the Lakers in their 2024-2025 season as they take the court at Crypto.com Arena! With LeBron James leading the charge, this season’s match ups are set to deliver high-intensity action. Donât miss your chance to witness this star-studded team as they gear up for another playoff run.
đLocation:Â 1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
13. Football meets philanthropy at the RX3 Charity Flag Football Tournament
đLocation: Saddleback College Stadium (28000 Marguerite Pkwy, Mission Viejo, CA 92692)
14. Check out these free things to do around Los Angeles
The best things in life are free — and Los Angeles is home to many of them. Whether youâre a frugal wanderer or just like to save a few bucks each week, hereâs our list of the best free things to do in Los Angeles.
15. Embark on a weekend getaway to Catalina Island
There are so many beautiful places within a a 3-hour drive from Los Angeles, and Catalina is one of those magic spots. From beaches to enchanted lakes, there are endless spots you can visit by car in the span of two days! Find out more here.
16. Get your read on at one of the West Hollywood Library
Escape the chaos and dive into a world of tranquility at the West Hollywood Library. Â This weekend in Los Angeles is the perfect excuse to unwind, explore, and let your imagination run wild with a good book. Get the full list of the best libraries around Los Angeles here.
đLocation:Â 625 N San Vicente Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
17. Tour the iconic Warner Bros. studios
A visit to the iconic Warner Bros., movie studio, is a must for any Angelino, tourist or movie buff. The city not only hosts that studio but also many other big names like Universal, and Paramount. All of them offer a behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood magic. You can explore movie sets, soundstages, and even meet the stars of your favorite films. These tours let you step into the heart of the entertainment industry and experience the world where blockbuster movies are made.
đLocation:Â 3400 Warner Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
Edited by SofĂa Delpueche.