Weekend Events | May 30 – June 1

As May turns to June, it’s time to dive into a weekend filled with local fun! From wine fests to art walks, there are plenty of activities happening locally for all to enjoy. Check out the top events in your neighbourhood taking place May 30 through June 1.

Los Angeles Weekend Events | May 30 – June 1 

GAME ON! Science, Sports & Play

When: Until August 31 

Where: California Science Museum | USC/Exposition Park

What: The California Science Center debuts a new 17,000-square-foot exhibition on May 15 that explores the science of sports and movement. Kids can take on interactive challenges and get tips from L.A.-based athletes like Debbie Allen and Freddie Freeman. The free exhibit also features public art for the first time, including a Dodgers mural by Gustavo Zermeño Jr., and will remain on display through the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Cinespia Cemetery Screenings

When: Until June 28 

Where: Hollywood 

What: Cinespia returns to Hollywood Forever Cemetery for another season of iconic outdoor movie nights—an L.A. summer staple. Pack a picnic, bring your favorite drinks (yes, alcohol is allowed), and enjoy cult classics under the stars with DJ sets, photo booths, and festive vibes. Enjoy Blue Velvet this Saturday, May 31.

Jazz @ LACMA

When: Until June 20 

Where: Mid-City

What: A beloved L.A. tradition, Jazz at LACMA brings free live jazz to the museum’s welcome plaza every Friday evening throughout the summer. Grab a seat in the plaza (first-come, first-served) or picnic on the lawn and enjoy performances from jazz greats past and present, just behind the iconic Urban Light installation.

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | May 30 – June 1 

Off the 405

When: Until June 20 

Where: Mid-City

What: Enjoy sunset views and live music at the Getty’s beloved free Saturday-night concert series, set against the stunning hilltop backdrop. This year’s lineup includes performances by SML (May 31), Madi Diaz (July 12), Empress Of (July 26), and Emile Mosseri (Aug 23). Arrive after 3pm for discounted parking and time to explore the exhibits before the show.

Garden Party at the Culver Hotel

When: Until June 7 

Where: Culver City

What: The historic Culver Hotel is launching weekly floral-forward garden parties, kicking off on Memorial Day weekend and running through Labor Day. At the furry-friend-friendly Saturday series, your pup can enjoy a “barcuterie” board of snacks while you sip summer spritzes, yuzu-spiked Arnold Palmers, and punch. Meanwhile, canapés like coconut ceviche, avocado tartine, and tuna on crispy rice will be presented in vintage birdcages. A live DJ will provide an ambient soundtrack, and a pop-up flower bar will be on hand offering bespoke bouquets.

LAWineFest

When: May 31 – June 1 

Where: Long Beach

What: Celebrating its 20th year, this women-led wine festival returns to Long Beach’s Harry Bridges Memorial Park with hundreds of wines, brews, and spirits from around the globe. Enjoy unlimited tastings, live music, food trucks, and local artisan vendors—all included with your GA ticket and souvenir wine glass. Plan ahead and consider using ride-share or public transit.

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | May 30 – June 1 

Downtown Burbank Arts Festival

When: May 31 – June 1 

Where: Van Nuys

What: Downtown Burbank shuts down its main thoroughfare to car traffic for this biannual arts festival, curated by indie artisan marketplace Jackalope. Over 170 local hand-selected artisans will fill San Fernando Boulevard from Magnolia Boulevard to Angeleno Avenue. Shop art and photography, original fashion and jewelry, paper goods, home decor, food, and more. You’ll also find live art and activities for kids like terrarium- and slime-making workshop,s and face painting. And unlike some artisan markets, Jackalope offers free admission.

Let’s Go Glendale

When: May 31 

Where: Theodore Payne Foundation | 10459 Tuxford Street

What: On May 31, South Glendale Avenue will turn into a vibrant, car-free zone for Let’s Go Glendale, a new open-streets event inspired by CicLAvia. Stroll, bike, or roll through the neighborhood while enjoying live music, local shops, and tasty eats. The event is free and pet-friendly—just make sure your pup is on a leash!

Fluffology Presents: Puppy Yoga with Pawsitive Beginnings

When: June 1 

Where: Theodore Payne Foundation | 10459 Tuxford St. | Sun Valley

What: Join us at Love Always Sanctuary on Saturday, May 24, for a special event dedicated to keeping your pets safe during emergencies. Led by renowned fitness trainer and emergency preparedness expert Jean Pierre, this 3 p.m. class will cover how to build a pet emergency kit, identify hazards, and create a safety plan for all kinds of animals—from cats and dogs to birds and beyond.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | May 30 – June 1 

Ventura Spring Wine Walk & Vendor Fair

When: May 31

Where: Topanga

What: The Wine Walk takes place in Downtown Ventura from the Museum of Ventura County through the 600 block of Main Street with vendors and live entertainment. Shop artists, crafters, non-profit organizations, commercial, and food vendors. The street fair and entertainment are free and open to the public!

Conejo Orchid Society Annual Show and Sale

When: May 30  

Where: 2331 Borchard Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320

What: The Conejo Orchid Society presents its annual Orchid Show and Sale on May 30 and 31 at the Newbury Park Library, 2331 Borchard Road. This free event features a stunning exhibit of members’ orchids, educational displays, and a wide selection of orchids and companion plants for sale—many perfect for Southern California gardens. Learn orchid care tips, shop for unique plants, and support a local gardening community.

Ojai Valley Century Bike Rides

When: May 31 

Where: Libbey Park, 210 S Signal St, Ojai

What: The 2025 Ojai Valley Century bike ride returns on Saturday, May 31, offering five scenic route options ranging from 31 to 134 miles. Riders will journey through Ojai, past Lake Casitas, over the double Casitas Pass, and down the coast to Ventura. All participants can enjoy a post-ride BBQ—more details available online.