As January continues on, the weekend arrives with a fresh pick of fun events. From Lunar New Year celebrations to Wine Festivals, and more, we have you covered. Check out what’s happening in your neighborhood from January 23 through January 25.
Los Angeles Weekend Events | January 23 – January 25
UCB’s 20th Anniversary Celebration
When: January 25, 2026
Where: Franklin Village
What: Upright Citizens Brigade celebrates 20 years in L.A. with a day-long comedy bash featuring improv shows, panels, and workshops in partnership with the Groundlings, the Pack Theater, and the World’s Greatest Improv School. From free performances and trivia to a flagship ASSSSCAT show and a finale improv showdown, it’s a can’t-miss event for comedy lovers.
Uncorked Wine Festival
When: January 24
Where: DTLA
What: Uncorked Wine Fest is back at Union Station for its 11th year, pouring over 100 wines alongside live music, food trucks, and a classic L.A. backdrop. Guests can enjoy global varietals, a zero-proof lounge for Dry January participants, and VIP perks like early entry and exclusive lounge access. All tastings are included with your ticket—just bring an appetite for the food trucks.
Dine L.A. Restaurant Week
Where: Various locations
When: January 23 – February 6
What: Dine L.A.’s winter edition returns January 23 through February 6, bringing two weeks of special prix-fixe menus from hundreds of restaurants across the city. It’s the perfect excuse to revisit local favorites or finally snag a table at some of L.A.’s most buzzed-about spots, all at more wallet-friendly prices. This season shines a spotlight on the San Fernando Valley and welcomes exciting newcomers from across the county.
Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | January 23 – January 25
One Year Later: Community & Science Day
When: January 24
Where: Downtown Santa Monica
What: Join Heal the Bay Aquarium for a free afternoon of hands-on marine education, a year after the Palisades Fire. Explore an 18-foot map of the fire’s impact, learn about post-fire coastal health, meet baby sea stars, and enjoy music and meditation with DJ Heidi Lawden—all set against the Aquarium’s lively marine exhibits.
Lunar New Year Celebration at Disney California Adventure
When: January 23 – February 22
Where: Anaheim
What: Celebrate the Year of the Horse at Disney California Adventure with a month-long Lunar New Year festival filled with flavor, folklore, and fanfare. Kids can snap pics with Mulan, Mushu, and the Disney crew in their festive best, while grown-ups can graze through market stalls offering Asian-inspired bites from China, Korea, and Vietnam. Don’t miss the vibrant daytime procession led by Mulan or the evening’s “Hurry Home” water show that brings Lunar New Year wishes to life just before World of Color begins.
Happy Birthday, Marion!
When: January 25
Where: Santa Monica
What: Step into Old Hollywood glam at the Annenberg Community Beach House during a free open house honoring Marion Davies’ birthday. Guests can enjoy live swing music, dance lessons, an Art Deco fashion show, and guided tours of the historic Marion Davies Guest House—all while channeling 1920s and ’30s style. Vintage attire is encouraged, and RSVPs are requested to attend this nod to Santa Monica’s storied past.
San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | January 23 – January 25
Trivial Comedy @ The New Deal
Where: 3501 Magnolia Boulevard | Burbank
When: January 23
What: Head to The New Deal Restaurant & Wine Bar in Burbank for Trivial Comedy—a lively mash-up of stand-up and trivia. Five comedians take the mic while your team tackles five rounds of laugh-out-loud trivia in between sets. There’s a two-drink minimum, happy hour pricing, and prizes for the top two teams, so bring your brainpower and your best punchlines.
Fruit Tree Workshop
When: January 24
Where: 10538 Topanga Canyon Blvd | Chatsworth
What: Dig into the fundamentals of fruit tree care with this hands-on gardening class, perfect for beginners and seasoned green thumbs alike. Learn how to choose the right tree for your yard, plant it properly, nurture it through its early years, and avoid common pitfalls—plus, get the scoop on when to expect your first harvest. From grafting know-how to tips on handling a fruit overload, this class covers everything you need to grow your own backyard bounty.
DIY Herbal Salve Workshop
When: January 24
Where: 2120 West Magnolia Boulevard | Burbank
What: In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create your own healing herbal salve and 4oz tincture using medicinal herbs, guided by herbalist Emily Gogol. Learn the “why” and “how” behind different salve recipes, get tips for making more at home, and take home recipe printouts for future DIY projects. All materials are included, and you’ll walk away with your own salve, tincture, and the confidence to keep crafting.
Conejo Valley Weekend Events | January 23 – January 25
Native Plant Fest in Oxnard
When: January 24
Where: 800 Hobson Way | Oxnard
What: Celebrate local flora at Native Plant Fest on Saturday, January 26, from 11am to 4pm at Community Park East in Oxnard. This free, family-friendly event features educational workshops, speakers, food trucks, vendors, and interactive activities—all focused on native plants and sustainable gardening. Hosted next to the Oxnard Performing Arts Center, it’s a great way to dig into local ecology.
New West Symphony “Rachmaninoff & Gershwin”
When: January 24 – January 25
Where: Civic Arts Plaza Theatres | 2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks
What: New West Symphony kicks off its season with Rachmaninoff & Gershwin, a stirring concert that celebrates the music that shaped American culture. From Sousa’s iconic marches to Gershwin’s jazz-infused genius, the program honors our nation’s creative spirit and its power to uplift and unite through sound.
Phatback, Earl & Me!
When: January 25
Where: Louie’s | 32001 Agoura Road, Westlake Village
What: Catch Phatback, Earl & Me! live on Sunday, January 25, 2026, for a soulful night of rhythm, blues, groove, and jazzy Southern flair at 7pm. The show is led by iconic drummer Herman Matthews and an all-star band of touring legends. Think featured alumni from Stevie Wonder to Snoop Dogg. Tickets are $25–$40 with a two-drink minimum, and reserved seating is available via the interactive map.