Weekend Events | February 7 – February 9

Super Bowl weekend is here and with it comes a bevy of local activities. Whether you are opting for gameday events or something more relaxed, there is plenty of fun to be found. Check out this week’s blog of neighborhood happenings taking place February 7 through February 9.

Los Angeles Weekend Events | February 7 – February 9 

The Music Center Presents: The Gift

When: February 8

Where: Downtown

What: This one-night-only installation at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion blends contemporary astrophysics with themes of grief, loss, and human connection. Part of PST ART, the experience remains mysterious but promises to be impactful. A special draw for millennials: an afternoon talk with Reading Rainbow’s LeVar Burton (4:30–6:30pm), which is at capacity, though a standby line will be available.

Big Game Day Viewing Party at Skybar

When: February 9

Where: Skybar | West Hollywood

What: Elevate your Super Bowl Sunday at Skybar’s second annual watch party. Lounge poolside with a craft cocktail, enjoy Doughbrik’s pizza, and catch the game on a projector and multiple TVs. The EC Twins set the vibe, with festivities starting at 11am before kickoff at 3:30pm. Cabana seating is available.

Never Stop Planting—Social Forest Community Celebration

When: February 8

Where: Elysian Park | Downtown

What: Join a free outdoor celebration in Elysian Park, where you can plant native oaks, explore Indigenous Tongva culture, and enjoy nature walks and games. Kicking off the Broad’s reforestation project, Social Forest: Oaks of Tovaangar, the event is only accessible via free shuttles from the museum. Tickets include same-day Broad admission, making it a perfect afternoon outing.

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | February 7 – February 9 

‘Alice Coltrane, Monument Eternal’ Opening Celebration with Flying Lotus

When: February 8

Where: Westwood

What: The Hammer Museum kicks off its new exhibition, Alice Coltrane, Monument Eternal, with a lively opening party. Explore the life and legacy of the jazz icon through an artistic lens while enjoying a DJ set by her grand-nephew, Flying Lotus. Free admission, first-come, first-served.

Black History Month Art Pop-Up Experience

When: February 9 – February 23

Where: Westfield Culver City

What: Westfield Culver City honors Black History Month with free art, culture, and community events from February 8–23. The first floor will showcase works by local Black artists, including Christen Austin, Mike Norice, and Tyris Winter. Highlights include a Community Kickoff Celebration (Feb 8, 1–3pm) with performances and book signings, and Creative Expressions Day (Feb 15, 1–3pm) featuring arts and crafts for kids. Free entry; online registration is recommended.

Pixar Putt

When: February 7 – June 1

Where: Anaheim

What: After stops at D23 and 2nd & PCH, Pixar Putt has found its perfect home at the Pixar Place Hotel, near California Adventure. This 18-hole mini-golf course brings Pixar classics like Toy Story, The Incredibles, and Coco to life. Opening weekend is sold out, but the course runs through June 1.

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | February 7 – February 9 

“I Love L.A.” Eaton Fire Relief Benefit

When: February 8

Where: Glendale

What: L.A.’s top folk and indie rock artists come together for a wildfire relief show at Glendale Presbyterian Church. The lineup features Andrew Bird, Bright Eyes, Jim James, Madison Cunningham, Kevin Morby, Ty Segall, and more, with recent additions Dawes, Jeff Parker, Katie Gavin (MUNA), and John C. Reilly. Proceeds support Sweet Relief’s Musicians Fund, aiding those impacted by the Eaton Fire.

Lunar New Year at the Americana at Brand

When: February 8

Where: Glendale

What: The Grove and Americana at Brand celebrate Lunar New Year with elegant displays, special promotions, and exclusive perks for Caruso Signature members, including red envelopes and a collectible tote on January 29. Earn double Caruso Coins at select stores like Gucci and David Yurman through February 12. For free festivities, catch a parade with lion and dragon dances at the Americana on February 8 (1–4pm).

California Native Plant Maintenance

When: February 7 

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

What: Learn how to care for your native garden year-round with TPF Director of Horticulture, Tim Becker. This outdoor class covers seasonal maintenance, irrigation schedules, and pruning techniques, with practical examples from TPF’s demonstration gardens. Be prepared for an hour of walking on steep, uneven terrain by wearing closed-toe shoes, long pants, and bringing water and warm layers.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | February 7 – February 9 

Westlake Village Discovers “Sports” Program

When: February 8

Where: 31200 Oak Crest Dr, Westlake Village, CA 91361, USA

What: Join the City of Westlake Village and Westlake Village Library for Westlake Village Discovers 2025, a free, all-ages event celebrating this year’s theme: Sports. Enjoy interactive activities and educational presentations designed to inspire learning and exploration. The event takes place on Saturday, February 8, 2025, from 11 AM to 3 PM at the Westlake Village Civic Center (31200 Oak Crest Drive).

David Mann Chopper Fest

When: February 9 

Where: Ventura County Fairgrounds

What: The 21st Annual David Mann Chopperfest returns on Sunday, February 9, 2025, from 8 AM to 4 PM at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. Celebrate motorcycle culture with a bike show, swap meet, vendors, live music, an art exhibit, and a tribute to David Mann. Tickets are $15 pre-sale, $20 at the door (military with ID $15, kids 12 and under free).

Calabasas Lake: Acrylic Painting & Meditation Experience

When: February 9

Where: Calabasas Lake | Park Granada Calabasas, CA 91302

What: Immerse yourself in a day of creativity and mindfulness at the exclusive private Calabasas Lake on February 9, 2025. This intimate workshop, limited to just 10 participants, features guided meditation, an acrylic painting session, and breathtaking lake views to inspire your artistic expression. All levels are welcome, and all supplies are provided.