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Weekend Events | June 19 – June 21

The weekend of June 19 through June 21 is buzzing with local events. From Juneteenth celebrations to Father’s Day events and more, we have you covered for neighborhood happenings. Check out this week’s round-up activities taking place throughout the city!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | June 19 – June 21 

LACMA Block Party & Art Parade

Weekend Events | June 19 - June 21

When: June 20 

Where: LACMA | Mid-City

What: Experience one of L.A.’s biggest arts celebrations at the annual Block Party at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The free event includes admission to the entire museum campus, including the newly opened David Geffen Galleries, along with gallery tours, family-friendly art activities, live music, DJ sets, and a special edition of the museum’s Latin Sounds concert series. The day culminates with a vibrant Art Parade along Wilshire Boulevard featuring mobile sculptures, performances, and large-scale installations presented in collaboration with Jeffrey Deitch Gallery. Advance reservations are recommended for this free community event.

 

Family Field Day: Come Play Multiform

Weekend Events | June 19 - June 21

When: Until June 28 

Where: Downtown Los Angeles

What: In the spirit of the World Cup, The Broad is hosting a different kind of competition with Multiform, an inclusive, family-friendly event created by designer and creative director Gabriel Fontana. Centered on community, creativity, and connection rather than scores and trophies, the experience blends playful athletic activities with wellness sessions, live music, and performance art. Guests can enjoy DJ sets from KCRW favorites, movement classes, and the high-energy spectacle of Lucha VaVoom, making it a uniquely Los Angeles celebration of sport, culture, and inclusivity.

 

Chance the Rapper: A Juneteenth Celebration

When: June 19 

Where: Hollywood Bowl | Hollywood

What: Celebrate Juneteenth at the iconic Hollywood Bowl during an evening honoring Black culture, creativity, and community. Headlined by Chance the Rapper, the family-friendly event also features performances by DJ D-Nice and the DC6 Singers Collective. Blending music, celebration, and reflection, the special Juneteenth concert offers an uplifting night under the stars, with discounted tickets available for children 12 and under.

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | June 19 – June 21 

Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance

When: June 21 

Where: Rodeo Drive | Beverly Hills

What: Celebrate Father’s Day in style at this free annual car show on Rodeo Drive, where rare automobiles and motorcycles line one of the world’s most famous streets. This year’s event honors the 50th anniversary of Rodeo Drive, the 100th anniversary of Route 66, and America’s 250th birthday with a special focus on American automotive culture. Alongside the impressive vehicle displays, visitors can enjoy interactive exhibits, family-friendly activities, and gourmet food trucks in the heart of Beverly Hills.

 

Jones Road Grand Opening

When: June 19 

Where: Santa Monica

What: Clean beauty fans can celebrate the arrival of the first West Coast location of  Jones Road Beauty on Santa Monica’s stylish Montana Avenue. Founded by renowned makeup artist Bobbi Brown, the brand is known for its easy-to-use, skin-focused products, including fan favorites like WTF (What the Foundation) and Miracle Balm. During the June 18–19 grand opening celebration, shoppers can enjoy complimentary cold-pressed juices, special gifts with purchase, and exclusive giveaways while exploring the new boutique.

 

The Venice Fest

When: June 19 – June 21 

Where: Venice Beach

What: Support local makers and enjoy a day of community fun at the free, pet-friendly Mar Vista Art Walk + Green Market along Venice Boulevard. The popular event brings together hundreds of local artists, small businesses, food vendors, musicians, and wellness experiences, along with a family-friendly activity zone and multiple stages of live entertainment. This year’s festival also embraces World Cup excitement with special soccer-themed programming, including match screenings, interactive games, DJs, and fan experiences hosted by Fatty Mart. It’s a lively celebration of local culture, creativity, and community spirit.

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | June 19 – June 21 

Evening Sound Bath & Journal Session with Reanna

When: June 19 

Where: Tansy | 2120 West Magnolia Boulevard, Burbank

What: Unwind and recharge during this immersive evening of sound healing and guided journaling led by Reanna Shay. Held in the lush Tansy plant room, the experience uses crystal singing bowls, vibration, and mindful reflection to encourage relaxation, self-care, and inner balance. Guests are invited to bring a yoga mat, journal, blanket, and other comfort items as they settle into a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by greenery. Whether you’re new to sound baths or a longtime meditation enthusiast, this restorative gathering offers a calming escape from the demands of everyday life.

HYROX SFV RUN CLUB — Coach-Led Training Session

When: June 21

Where: 15823 Monte Street | Sylmar

What: Take your endurance training to the next level with the HYROX SFV Run Club at the San Fernando Valley Hybrid Performance Center. This coach-led training experience is designed for HYROX competitors, runners, and fitness enthusiasts looking to improve aerobic capacity, running efficiency, race strategy, and overall performance. Each structured 90-minute session combines running workouts, endurance training, and HYROX-inspired conditioning in a supportive community environment focused on helping athletes build confidence, strength, and stamina.

Garagiste Wine Festival: 11th Annual Urban Exposure

When: June 20 

Where: Glendale Civic Auditorium | 1401 North Verdugo Road, Glendale

What: Wine enthusiasts can sip their way through one of California’s most acclaimed tasting events at the Garagiste Festival in Glendale. Named the “#1 Best Wine Festival in America” by USA Today, the event showcases more than 150 wines from over 30 small-production California wineries, offering rare access to bottles that are often unavailable in tasting rooms or retail shops. Guests can meet the winemakers themselves, enjoy complimentary cheese and charcuterie, browse artisan vendors, and bid on exclusive bottles during the silent auction, all while exploring an impressive range of varietals from wine regions across the state. Limited ticket sales help create a relaxed, intimate tasting experience for wine lovers looking to discover something new.

 

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | June 19 – June 21 

Thousand Oaks Pop-Up Arts & Music Fest

When: June 19 

Where: 980 Aranmoor Ave, Thousand Oaks

What: The annual Pop-Up Arts & Music Festival returns to Thousand Oaks with a month-long series of free outdoor performances celebrating music, culture, and community. Presented at parks and public spaces throughout the city, the festival invites guests to bring a chair, blanket, and picnic while enjoying performances from local, regional, and nationally recognized artists. On June 19, the spotlight turns to Juno Award-winning blues artist Crystal Shawanda, whose powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence will take center stage at Triunfo Community Park for an unforgettable summer evening of live music.

Juneteenth Celebration

When: June 20 

Where: Plaza Park, 500 S C St, Oxnard

What: Celebrate freedom, culture, and community at Ventura County’s 35th Annual Juneteenth Celebration at Plaza Park in Oxnard. This free, family-friendly event commemorates Juneteenth, honoring the end of slavery in the United States through a day of live music, local artists, cultural performances, food vendors, and community gathering. One of the region’s longest-running Juneteenth celebrations, the festival offers an opportunity to reflect on history while celebrating Black culture, resilience, and achievement.

Father’s Day Car Show at Channel Islands Harbor

When: June 21 

Where: Channel Islands Harbor, 3900 Pelican Way, Oxnard

What: Celebrate Father’s Day with horsepower and harbor views at the annual Father’s Day Car Show at Channel Islands Harbor. The popular event showcases an impressive lineup of custom cars, hot rods, low riders, motorcycles, and classic vehicles, along with live music, food trucks, vendors, and raffles. Benefiting Food Share of Ventura County, the family-friendly gathering welcomes solo enthusiasts, car clubs, and vehicle lovers of all kinds. Visitors can also stop by the nearby Channel Islands Maritime Museum, which will be hosting a special Father’s Day celebration featuring classic cars and vintage boats.

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Best New Restaurants in Los Angeles – June 2026 | L.A Eats

Los Angeles dining never stays still for long. This month’s most exciting openings stretch from Altadena to the Arts District, with new cafes, neighborhood bars, ambitious tasting menus, and globally inspired restaurants giving locals plenty of reasons to book a table. Whether you are craving Japanese charcoal cooking, Mexican American comfort food, modern Indian dishes, or a great latte, the best new restaurants Los Angeles June 2026 has to offer bring serious range.

Here are the standout new spots around town to know right now.

Bevel Coffee

Location: 1866 N. Allen Avenue, Altadena, CA 91104

After years as a beloved Altadena pop-up, Bevel Coffee now has a permanent home. Owner Kevin Mejia’s charming cafe serves cardamom lattes, cappuccinos, Speculoos lattes, matcha, and loose-leaf teas using carefully sourced beans. Pastries from Bakers Kneaded and bagels from Mustard’s Bagels make it a cozy morning stop.

Bar Betsy

Location: 871 East Mariposa Street, Altadena, California 91001, United States

Bar Betsy brings an all-day cafe and wine bar experience to Altadena. Open daily at 8 a.m., the space serves pastries, brioche breads, and coffee in the morning before shifting toward farmers market-inspired wine bar fare. Crudo and focaccia sandwiches make it an easygoing neighborhood destination.

Wa-Iro

Location: 38 South Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, California 91105, United States

Wa-Iro brings plush Japanese bakery goods to Old Town Pasadena. Pastries made with Hokkaido flour include cinnamon rolls, curry pan, honey butter rolls, and s’mores Danishes. Drinks like black sesame lattes, banana cream matcha, and sea salt matcha cold brew add extra charm.

Seedy

Location: 3406 North Broadway, Los Angeles, California 90031, United States

Seedy gives Mexican American comfort cooking a permanent home in Lincoln Heights. Raquel Rodriguez and Nikko Cruz serve dishes rooted in Southern California memories, from papa tostadas to green pozole and salsa macha chicken bowls. Morning pastries and shrubs round out the tight, thoughtful menu.

Brick Lane Los Angeles

Location: 1331 East 6th Street, Los Angeles, California 90021, United States

Brick Lane brings modern Indian cooking to the Arts District from chef Sanjay Rawat. The menu blends California ingredients with Indian flavors through dishes like brie kulcha, smoked butter chicken, flank steak kebab, and sourdough naan. Cocktails and a smart wine list make it a polished dinner pick.

Bengara

Location: 803 Traction Avenue, STE 140, Los Angeles, California 90013, United States

Bengara focuses on Japan’s binchotan charcoal cooking, with meats slowly prepared over low heat. The Arts District restaurant serves teuchi citrus soba, grilled rice skewers with uni, pork shoulder with fermented garlic, and kinako ice cream. Of the best new restaurants in Los Angeles for June 2026, it is one of the more refined that diners should keep on their radar.

The Holloway

Location: 1320 Echo Park Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90026, United States

The Holloway has returned to Echo Park as a relaxed neighborhood sports bar. Expect classic cocktails, cold beer, televisions for game day, and a shuffleboard table for lingering. The food menu keeps things casual with fries, a burger, a footlong hot dog, and a chicken Milanesa sandwich.

Bar di Bello

Location: 3300 West Sunset Boulevard, #109-110, Los Angeles, California 90026, United States

Bar di Bello brings Milan-inspired dining to Silver Lake’s Sunset Row. Cocktails, California and Italian wines, trofie alla Genovese, and a Milanese-style chicken cutlet anchor the menu. The sleek space makes it a stylish new stop for drinks and dinner.

Roshona Bilash

Location: 861 N Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90012, US

Roshona Bilash is serving deeply comforting Bangladeshi cooking on Western Avenue. Chef-owner Abul Ibrahim and his family prepare goat biryani, chicken tikka, kebabs, lentils, and chile-ginger nihari stew. Weekend lamb shank is reason enough to visit.

ABL Hollywood

Location: 1649 North Cahuenga Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90028, United States

ABL Hollywood explores Jamaican-Chinese flavors from mother-daughter team Aja and Barbara Dawson. The menu includes jerk fried egg rolls, oxtail macaroni and cheese, escovitch snapper, curry fried rice, and chen pi ji wings. It is intimate, flavorful, and full of personality.

Jacaranda

Location: 6623 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90038, United States

Jacaranda introduces a 10-course tasting menu from chef Daniel Patterson and Sarah Lewitinn. The intimate restaurant focuses on California ingredients, especially vegetables, with dishes built around artichoke flower, soft tofu, seaweed, and Kauai prawns. Desserts from Matt Tinder add a polished finish.

Alta Adams

Location: 5359 West Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90016, United States

Alta Adams is back with a refreshed seasonal menu from chef Keith Corbin. Expect hamachi crudo, black-eyed pea salad, fire-roasted cabbage, duck leg confit, and grilled chicken tagine with Nigerian suya sauce. It remains one of West Adams’s most soulful dining destinations.

Picala

Location: 3321 South La Cienega Boulevard, STE G, Los Angeles, California 90016, United States

Picala marks Acme Hospitality’s Los Angeles debut with California cooking through a Spanish lens. The menu includes pan con tomate, tortilla Española, shaved asparagus salad, rib-eye, and paella for groups. It is warm, polished, and made for sharing.

Sushi Nakazawa

Location: 145 S Robertson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048

Sushi Nakazawa finally arrives in Los Angeles with its celebrated Edomae-style omakase. Chef Daisuke Nakazawa’s menu centers on elegant nigiri flights, with an expanded chef’s menu available for those wanting hot and cold dishes. For sushi lovers, this is one of the biggest new restaurants in Los Angeles for June 2026 openings.

From cozy cafes to destination tasting menus, the best new restaurants in Los Angeles in June 2026 offer a glimpse of just how wide-ranging the city’s dining scene continues to be. This month, the table is full, and every neighborhood seems to have something new worth tasting.

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Enjoying the 2026 Hollywood Bowl Summer Season | Out & About

Living in Los Angeles comes with unparalleled perks, and nothing captures the magic of the Southern California lifestyle quite like a warm summer night under the stars at the iconic Hollywood Bowl. Whether you are a lifelong LA resident or a potential homebuyer exploring our vibrant local neighborhoods, packing a picnic and catching a live concert here is a quintessential SoCal experience.

Running from June through September, the 2026 Hollywood Bowl summer season marks the 104th season for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, promising an unforgettable lineup of music, culture, and community gathering.

A Historic Summer at the Bowl

This year’s programming is particularly monumental. The 2026 Hollywood Bowl season celebrates the highly anticipated final season of Gustavo Dudamel as the LA Phil’s Music & Artistic Director. Bidding farewell to such a transformative local legend makes attending this summer an absolute must.

Additionally, concertgoers will be treated to the newly dedicated John Williams Stage, honoring the legendary film composer whose music has become synonymous with the Bowl. To elevate the experience even further, the venue has debuted a brand-new, state-of-the-art sound system by L-Acoustics. Whether you are seated in the coveted front garden boxes or enjoying the panoramic views from the scenic top benches, the audio quality will be pristine.

2026 Hollywood Bowl Concert Highlights You Can’t Miss

This historic lineup features an eclectic mix of classical, jazz, hip-hop, and pop, ensuring there is a perfect night out for every musical taste. Here are a few key summer highlights for the 2026 Hollywood Bowl season to add to your calendar:

  • Opening Night (June 20): Kick off the season with “The Best of Broadway,” featuring vocal powerhouses Halle Bailey, Darren Criss, Lea Salonga, and Renée Elise Goldsberry.
  • A Great Night in Hip-Hop (June 27): Curated by The Roots, this high-energy night brings Nas, Bun B, T.I., and De La Soul to the stage.
  • July 4th Fireworks Spectacular (July 2–4): Celebrate Independence Day with the legendary sounds of The Beach Boys paired with a dazzling fireworks display.

  • Smokey Robinson & Gladys Knight (July 24–25): Two music icons share the stage for the unmissable “Just the Two of Us” event.
  • Celebrating Dudamel (August): A landmark week of performances highlighted by Gustavo Dudamel conducting a brilliant collaborative set with rock legends, the Foo Fighters.
  • Smooth Summer Jazz (August 30): Groove the night away with world-class performances by The Commodores, Boney James, and Sheila E.

Upgraded Venue Experiences & Dining

Beyond the world-class entertainment, the Hollywood Bowl continues to elevate guest amenities. This season introduces the newly opened Terri and Jerry Kohl Artists Pavilion. Likewise, it serves as a beautiful space to host incredible talent. Additionally, the expanded Kohl Pavilion now operates as an on-site public restaurant. Features include an elevated dining option before the show.

If you are ready to secure your seats, general admission and single-show tickets for the entire summer are available directly at the Hollywood Bowl Box Office or through their official website.

Make the LA Lifestyle Your Everyday Reality

The Hollywood Bowl is just one of the many reasons why living in LA is an investment in a world-class lifestyle. Imagine owning a property just a short drive, or even a scenic walk, from these incredible cultural landmarks. Get ready to enjoy the ultimate 2026 Hollywood Bowl summer season!

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Weekend Events | June 12 – June 14

The week is swinging to a close, and with it comes our round-up fun happening this weekend. From Jazz festivals to Rosé Day and more, we have you covered for local happenings. Check out this week’s round-up of neighborhood weekend events taking place June 12 through June 14!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | June 12 – June 14 

Blue Note Jazz Festival

When: June 13 – June 14 

Where: Hollywood

What: Jazz lovers can settle in for a weekend of world-class performances at the Blue Note Jazz Festival, held at the iconic Hollywood Bowl. Formerly known as the Playboy and Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival, the event brings together legendary artists and rising stars for two days of unforgettable music. This year’s lineup features acclaimed performers including Patti LaBelle, Wyclef Jean, Gregory Porter, and Samara Joy, making it one of the summer’s must-see music events.

L.A. Pride

When: June 14 

Where: East Los Angeles

What: One of the nation’s largest Pride celebrations, LA Pride returns with a vibrant weekend of community, culture, and celebration in the heart of Hollywood. The annual parade, led this year by Emmy-winning grand marshal Jeff Hiller, will be joined by LA Pride Village, a free street festival featuring live entertainment, food and drink vendors, shopping, celebrity appearances, and an LA Pride Ball presented by the legendary House of Ninja. With colorful performances, high-energy crowds, and a welcoming spirit, it’s one of Southern California’s most anticipated celebrations of LGBTQ+ pride and community.

Fútbol for the People: Live USA vs Paraguay Match Screening at the Autry

When: June 12 

Where: Griffith Park

What: The World Cup will turn Los Angeles into one giant watch party, but this free Griffith Park screening (held at the Autry Museum) feels like a special treat. Presented by Councilmember Nithya Raman, the Consulate General of Paraguay in Los Angeles, L.A. Parks Foundation, and Street Food Cinema, Fútbol for the People pairs the USA vs. Paraguay match with food trucks, lawn seating, family-friendly games, and the kind of communal sports energy Angelenos rarely get enough of. Expect a lively, multicultural crowd, plenty of cerveza-fueled cheering, and a surprisingly wholesome night under the stars on June 12. Doors open at 4 pm.

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | June 12 – June 14 

FIFA World Cup 2026

When: June 12 – July 10

Where: Inglewood

What: The world’s biggest soccer tournament returns to Southern California this summer as the FIFA World Cup 2026 brings eight matches to Los Angeles. While the championship match will be played elsewhere, local fans will have the chance to experience the excitement firsthand at SoFi Stadium, one of the tournament’s official host venues. Running from June 11 through July 19 across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the World Cup promises a month of international competition, passionate fan celebrations, and unforgettable moments on the global stage.

Michelob ULTRA Pitchside Club

When: June 12 – June 25 

Where: Santa Monica

What: Soccer fans can celebrate the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026 at this free beachfront fan experience on the Santa Monica Pier. Presented by  Michelob ULTRA⁠ in partnership with the  LA Galaxy Foundation⁠, the pop-up club features match screenings, interactive soccer challenges, custom jersey experiences, photo opportunities, and special World Cup-themed activities. Guests can even test their skills in a virtual challenge against Lionel Messi and see the Superior Player of the Match Trophy up close. Open to guests 21 and over, it’s a lively way to soak up World Cup fever by the beach.

Santa Monica Block Fest

When: June 13 

Where: Santa Monica

What: The fourth annual Santa Monica Block Fest brings together World Cup excitement and Pride Month celebrations for a lively weekend on the Third Street Promenade. Spanning three blocks, the festival features live World Cup watch parties, performances from LGBTQ+ artists, electronic music sets, and a vibrant street-party atmosphere. Guests can also explore a new night market on Arizona Avenue with local vendors and popular food spots, including Villa’s Tacos. With music, food, and festivities continuing into the evening, it’s one of Santa Monica’s biggest summer celebrations.

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | June 12 – June 14 

Good Vibes on Cinema Drive

When: June 13 

Where: The SCV Hub | 23460 Cinema Dr, Unit C, Santa Clarita

What: Discover a new community tradition at the monthly Good Vibes Market at The SCV Hub. Held on the second Saturday of each month, the family-friendly event brings together local makers, live music from DJ Smiley, pet adoption opportunities, and a vibrant mix of small business vendors. With more than 18 restaurants and eateries on-site, it’s the perfect place to spend a relaxing day enjoying great food, shopping, and community connections in Santa Clarita.

The Brady ExperienceWhen: Until September 4

Where: Studio City

What: Fans of The Brady Bunch can step inside television history when the iconic Studio City home opens for immersive self-guided tours. The home was recently designated a Historic-Cultural Monument. Likewise, it has been famously restored through A Very Brady Renovation. For the renovation, the house was meticulously recreated down to its groovy kitchen, wood-paneled study, and nostalgia-filled bedrooms. The intimate experience allows guests to wander through the legendary TV home at their own pace while supporting Wags and Walks through ticket proceeds. While the premium ticket price is geared toward devoted fans, the chance to step into one of TV’s most recognizable homes makes it a true pop-culture bucket-list experience.

Album Release Party “Love Comes First” by Mark Winkler

When: June 14 

Where: The Velvet Martini Lounge | The Velvet Martini Lounge

What: Celebrate the release of Love Comes First with an intimate afternoon of jazz at The Velvet Martini Lounge. Acclaimed vocalist and songwriter Mark Winkler will perform selections from his new album alongside. Likewise, there will also be fan favorites, blending original compositions with timeless jazz standards. The set is backed by an accomplished ensemble featuring Rich Eames, Grant Geissman, Gabe Davis, and Dave Tull. Additionally, the show promises an afternoon of sophisticated music, storytelling, and classic jazz-club charm.

 

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | June 12 – June 14 

La Vie en Rosé Day

When: June 13 

Where: King Gillette Ranch | Calabasas

What: Raise a glass to summer at this rosé-filled celebration at King Gillette Ranch, where guests can spend the day enjoying wine tastings, gourmet bites, live music, and stylish outdoor festivities. The event features culinary creations from Michelin-starred chef Marc Forgione. There will also be performances from Noga Erez and live DJs, plus a curated pop-up shopping experience. With a summer-chic dress code, a flower petal helicopter drop, and more, the day is designed to be visually spectacular and fun.

Summer Season at Theatricum Botanicum

When: Until October 10 

Where: Topanga

What: For more than five decades, the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum has enchanted audiences with live performances in a beautiful open-air amphitheater nestled in Topanga Canyon. This season’s lineup includes Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Waiting in the Wings, among others. Blending classic works with contemporary storytelling, the venue remains one of SoCal’s most unique and atmospheric places for live theater. 

World Cup Watch Party at Berniece Bennett Park

When: June 12  

Where: 31800 Village Center Rd, Westlake Village

What: Enjoy warm summer nights at the annual TGIF Westlake Village series, a free community tradition featuring live music, family entertainment, and special events throughout the season. The lineup includes jazz performances, a World Cup watch party, and theatrical entertainment from 5-Star Theatricals. Guests are encouraged to arrive early, grab dinner from local food trucks, and enjoy an evening of free outdoor entertainment.

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Weekend Events | June 5 – June 7

Say hello to June and all of the weekend fun taking place June 5 through June 7. From pop-ups to outdoor festivals and more, we have you covered for local happenings. Check out this week’s round-up of neighborhood weekend events!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | June 5 – June 7 

Grand Performances

When: June 6 – August 29 

Where: Downtown LA

What: Now celebrating its 40th season, this beloved free outdoor concert series returns to California Plaza with a summer lineup of global music, DJ sets, dance parties, and cultural celebrations. Running from June through August, the series features everything from Latin music and tribute performances to special collaborations like KCRW Summer Nights. Highlights include performances by Grupo Soñador, Wachiwara, and Mariachi El Bronx, all set against the backdrop of the plaza’s newly redesigned event lawn. Admission is free, though advance reservations are recommended.

 

The Boys: Glory Hall

When: June 6 – June 7 

Where: Hollywood

What: Step into the twisted world of The Boys at this immersive pop-up experience in Hollywood, celebrating all five seasons of the hit satirical superhero show. Hosted at the Hollywood Legion Post 43 Theater, the free attraction features screen-used costumes, iconic props, hidden Easter eggs, interactive displays, and exclusive merchandise for fans. Timed to coincide with Emmy season buzz, it’s a rare chance to get up close to the chaos, controversy, and dark humor that made the series a cultural phenomenon.

 

Friday Night Wine Tastings

When: Until September 11, 2026 

Where: Los Feliz

What: A beloved L.A. summer tradition, the wine tastings at Barnsdall Art Park blend boutique pours, sunset views, and laid-back city vibes high above Hollywood. Held on the west lawn of Hollyhock House, the 21+ evenings feature curated wines from Silverlake Wine, DJ sets, food trucks, and sweeping skyline views perfect for a summer date night. Guests can bring blankets and picnic set-ups, while proceeds from the event help support the park’s arts programming and preservation efforts. 

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | June 5 – June 7 

Our Week With Marilyn at the Formosa Cafe

When: Until June 7 

Where: West Hollywood

What: Celebrate what would have been the 100th birthday of Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe at Formosa Cafe, one of her favorite old Hollywood hangouts. The weeklong tribute features themed events including live music, rooftop film screenings, trivia, magic performances, and a costume contest, all honoring the legendary star’s enduring legacy. Guests can also enjoy special menu offerings inspired by The Seven Year Itch and snap a photo with a life-size Marilyn figure seated in her favorite booth. It’s a glamorous throwback to the golden age of Hollywood in one of the city’s most historic dining destinations.

 

WeHo Pride

When: June 5 – June 7 

Where: West Hollywood

What: WeHo Pride returns to West Hollywood with a weekend packed with music, community events, and celebrations of LGBTQ+ pride. Centered around West Hollywood Park, the festivities include the OUTLOUD Music Festival featuring artists like The Pussycat Dolls, Ava Max, and Ashlee Simpson, along with a free street fair, live performances, community gatherings, and the annual Pride Parade. From the Women’s Freedom Festival and Dyke March to outdoor concerts and colorful celebrations along Santa Monica Boulevard, it’s one of Southern California’s most vibrant and meaningful Pride weekend traditions.

 

Off the 405

When: May 30 – August 22 

Where: Getty Museum | Westside

What: Summer nights at the Getty Center get even better with this free concert series pairing hilltop sunset views with cutting-edge music. This year’s Saturday-night lineup features performances from artists including aja monet, HUnx and His Punx, LEENALCHI, Horse Lords, and Laurel Halo. Arrive early to explore the museum’s exhibits, grab dinner, and settle in before the music begins against one of the city’s most stunning backdrops.

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | June 5 – June 7 

California Watermelon Festival

When: June 6 – June 7 

Where: San Fernando Valley

What: Celebrate the start of summer at the 65th Annual California Watermelon Festival, a longtime San Fernando Valley tradition dedicated to everyone’s favorite seasonal fruit. Held at the Hansen Dam Soccer Fields, the festival features unlimited samples of fresh watermelon, creative watermelon-inspired dishes, carnival rides, live music, a petting zoo, car show, and live carving demonstrations. With family-friendly attractions and plenty of sweet treats, it’s a fun-filled weekend that pays tribute to the Valley’s agricultural roots and the ultimate summer snack.

The Brady Experience

When: Until September 4

Where: Studio City

What: Fans of The Brady Bunch can step inside television history when the iconic Studio City home opens for immersive self-guided tours. Recently designated a Historic-Cultural Monument and famously restored through A Very Brady Renovation, the house has been meticulously recreated down to its groovy kitchen, wood-paneled study, and nostalgia-filled bedrooms. The intimate experience allows guests to wander through the legendary TV home at their own pace while supporting Wags and Walks through ticket proceeds. While the premium ticket price is geared toward devoted fans, the chance to step into one of TV’s most recognizable homes makes it a true pop-culture bucket-list experience.

“Deadweight” Q&A and Book Signing with BOBBY LEE

When: June 6 

Where: The Last Bookstore | Studio City

What: Fans of comedy and graphic novels won’t want to miss this special appearance by Bobby Lee at The Last Bookstore Studio City. Lee will discuss his debut graphic novel, Deadweight, alongside co-creator Matthew Medney, offering behind-the-scenes insights into the creative process and inspiration behind the action-packed story. Blending humor, adventure, and larger-than-life characters, the event is a great opportunity for fans to hear directly from the creators and celebrate the launch of the new book.

 

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | June 5 – June 7 

Summer Season at Theatricum Botanicum

When: June 6 – October 10 

Where: Topanga

What: For more than five decades, the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum has enchanted audiences with live performances in a beautiful open-air amphitheater nestled in Topanga Canyon. This season’s lineup includes Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a stage adaptation of Treasure Island, Waiting in the Wings, and The People of Pompeii. Blending classic works with contemporary storytelling, the beloved venue remains one of Southern California’s most unique and atmospheric places to experience live theater.

Annual Pioneer Jamboree

When: June 6 

Where: Stagecoach Museum | Newbury Park

What: Step back into the Old West at the Annual Pioneer Jamboree hosted by Stagecoach Inn Museum on June 6, 2026. Families can enjoy hands-on pioneer activities, including gold panning, blacksmith demonstrations, lasso lessons, fossil digging, storytelling, rock painting, and old-fashioned games. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite western attire and spend the day exploring history through interactive experiences that are both educational and fun for all ages.

33rd Annual Casa Pacifica Angels Wine & Food Festival

When: June 7  

Where: 1 University Drive, Camarillo

What: Sip, savor, and support a great cause at the award-winning Casa Pacifica Angels Wine, Food & Brew Festival on June 7, 2026. Held at California State University Channel Islands, the all-inclusive afternoon features unlimited tastings of fine wines, craft brews, and gourmet cuisine from top local vendors, along with live entertainment and complimentary parking. As Casa Pacifica’s largest annual fundraiser, the event helps support critical mental health programs for children, young adults, and families throughout Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, making it a meaningful day of food, drink, and community impact.

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Your Ultimate Guide to the FIFA World Cup in LA | Out & About

“The Beautiful Game” is officially taking over Southern California! From June 11 to July 19, 2026, global soccer fans will enjoy 39 days of elite soccer action and vibrant cultural festivities. With SoFi Stadium hosting eight marquee matches, including the highly anticipated U.S. Men’s National Team (USMNT) opening match, the city is the place to be.

Because the tournament features 48 teams for the first time in its 95-year history, this will be the most cosmopolitan World Cup ever. Thanks to LA’s famously diverse population, every qualifying nation will have a massive hometown fanbase. Plus, with games broadcasting at West Coast-convenient times, the energy across the city will be unmatched.

If you are wondering where and how to enjoy the FIFA World Cup in LA, here is your ultimate guide to the best fan zones, watch parties, and community events.

Kick Off at the FIFA Fan Festival™ Los Angeles

To start the tournament with a bang, head over to the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum from June 11–14. The stadium will transform into the official FIFA Fan Festival™ Los Angeles, offering an unforgettable opening weekend celebration.

Global fans can come together to watch the FIFA World Cup in LA live match broadcasts on massive screens while enjoying live music, cultural programming, interactive experiences, and diverse local food. General Admission tickets are just $10 (including fees), and kids under 12 get in for free.

Explore the FIFA World Cup in LA 26 Fan Zones

The FIFA World Cup in LA celebration is moving all across the region! A series of county-wide Fan Zones will pop up at iconic landmarks, offering a mix of free and ticketed events. Catch the action at these locations:

  • The Original Farmers Market: June 18–21
  • City of Downey: June 20
  • Los Angeles Union Station: June 25–28
  • Hansen Dam Lake: July 2–5
  • Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park: July 4–5
  • Whittier Narrows: July 9–11
  • Venice Beach: July 10–11
  • Fairplex & West Harbor: July 14–15 & July 18–19
  • Downtown Burbank: July 18–19

“Kick It In The Park” Community Watch Parties

Want to enjoy the FIFA World Cup in LA matches for free, closer to your neighborhood? The Office of Mayor Karen Bass, City Council Districts, and Los Angeles Recreation and Parks have partnered to launch Kick It In the Park.

These free, family-friendly events require no tickets and have zero barriers to entry. Turning neighborhood parks from the San Fernando Valley to East LA into vibrant soccer hubs, each site features:

  • Live Match Screenings: Large mobile LED screens broadcasting every match in real-time.
  • PlayLA Soccer Clinics: Free youth soccer mini-clinics and skill activities for kids.
  • Family Fun Zones: Interactive games, arts, crafts, and cultural programming.
  • City Resources: Helpful tables connecting residents to local community organizations.

To find a park near you, visit the official Kick It In the Park website. Local libraries and Department of Cultural Affairs facilities will also host free public broadcasts.

Soak Up the Atmosphere at Themed Pubs and Restaurants

For a more intimate experience, LA’s eclectic culinary scene has you covered. Themed pubs and eateries catering to specific expat communities will serve as tournament hotspots. Whether you want to cheer alongside passionate European, South American, or African supporters, local soccer bars will offer an unmatched international atmosphere.

No matter where you choose to watch, the FIFA World Cup in LA promises to be a historic, city-wide celebration you won’t want to miss!

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10 Ways to Romanticize Your LA Weekend | Out & About

There’s something about May in Los Angeles that makes ordinary weekends feel cinematic. The jacaranda trees begin to bloom in soft shades of purple, patios stay busy long after sunset, and the city feels suspended somewhere between spring and summer. It’s the season of golden hour plans, coastal drives, and pretending your life is scored by an indie soundtrack while you carry an overpriced iced matcha through a farmers market.

If you’re looking to romanticize your weekends in Los Angeles, here are ten simple but memorable ways to lean into the magic of the season.

1. Start Your Morning at a Farmers Market

There’s no better weekend ritual than wandering through one of the many outdoor farmers’ markets across the city. Pick up fresh flowers, local strawberries, flaky pastries, and something unnecessary but charming for your kitchen counter.

Markets in Santa Monica, Studio City, and Mar Vista feel especially alive in May, with spring produce and flowers at their peak.

2. Watch Sunset at the Beach

The coastline practically demands to be appreciated this time of year. Pack a blanket, grab takeout, and head to Malibu, Manhattan Beach, or Laguna Beach just before golden hour.

The best weekends in Los Angeles usually involve watching the sky slowly turn shades of pink and gold over the Pacific.

3. Visit a Botanical Garden

Spring blooms are still lingering in May, making it the perfect time to romanticize and explore places like Descanso Gardens or The Huntington. The rose gardens begin showing off, shaded pathways feel cooler than the city streets, and everything smells faintly floral in the best possible way.

It’s peaceful, romantic, and surprisingly grounding.

4. Plan a Scenic Day Trip

One of the greatest luxuries of Southern California is how many beautiful places sit within driving distance. Spend the day in Ojai browsing boutiques and wine tasting, or head north to Santa Barbara for ocean views and Spanish-style architecture.

A good playlist and an open afternoon are all you really need to romanticize your weekend.

5. Have a Rooftop Dinner

Warm evenings practically call for rooftop dining. Across Los Angeles, rooftop restaurants and bars begin buzzing again in May, offering skyline views, candlelit tables, and breezy spring nights.

Even dinner feels more romantic when there’s string lighting involved.

6. Explore an Art Exhibit

Museums and galleries across the city debut major spring exhibitions in May, making culture-filled afternoons one of the easiest ways to elevate your weekends in Los Angeles.

Spend a few hours wandering through The Broad, LACMA, or smaller contemporary galleries in Culver City before grabbing coffee nearby.

7. Take Yourself on a Solo Coffee Date

Not every romanticized weekend moment has to involve a packed itinerary. Sometimes it’s just finding a beautiful café, sitting outside with a lavender latte, and letting yourself exist without rushing somewhere else.

Los Angeles does café culture exceptionally well.

8. Book a Spa Afternoon

May is the sweet spot before full summer crowds arrive. Coastal spas in Santa Monica or desert escapes in Palm Springs feel especially restorative this time of year.

A massage, a quiet pool, and a few uninterrupted hours can completely reset your mood.

9. Catch an Outdoor Movie or Concert

Outdoor screenings and live music events start returning across the city in May. Whether it’s a rooftop cinema downtown or a concert under the stars, these experiences make the city feel playful again.

Bring snacks. Stay later than planned.

10. Romanticize the Simple Things

At its core, romanticizing your weekends in Los Angeles is less about extravagant plans and more about paying attention. It’s fresh flowers on the kitchen table, taking the scenic route home, lingering at brunch, or watching the sunset instead of checking your phone.

Los Angeles, especially in May, rewards people who slow down long enough to notice it.

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February 13 – February 15 | Weekend Events

It’s Valentine’s Day weekend, so what better way to celebrate your special someone than with fun around town? From Comedy Nights to Masquerades and more, there are plenty of things to do for all! Check out what’s happening in your neighborhood from February 13 through February 15. 

Los Angeles Weekend Events | February 13 – February 15, 2026

Gloria Molina Grand Park’s Love Notes

Where: DTLA

When: February 14 

What: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with vintage flair at Gloria Molina Grand Park’s free, family-friendly festival. Enjoy DJs spinning vinyl, a classic car show, hands-on crafts like card-making and bouquet building, plus handmade goods and sweet treats. Don’t miss the grand finale—a dazzling drone show lighting up the L.A. sky in a countywide love letter.

 

So This Sucks: The Annual Anti-Valentine’s Day Show From About Last Night

When: February 15 

Where: Westlake

What: Laugh, cry, and cringe your way through the city’s most entertaining heartbreaks at About Last Night, an annual anti-Valentine’s Day storytelling event held on Singles Awareness Day, February 15. Hosted at Dynasty Typewriter, this one-night show features L.A. locals sharing their most outrageous and relatable dating disaster stories live on stage. Whether you’re happily single or romantically jaded, it’s the cathartic comedy you didn’t know you needed.

NBA All-Star Weekend

Where: Various locations

When: Until February 15 

What: See top NBA talent and big-name celebrities compete across Los Angeles during NBA All-Star Weekend, with events at Kia Forum, Intuit Dome, and the Convention Center. Fans can also attend NBA Crossover, a music and culture festival featuring Ludacris, Shaboozey, and CORTIS—all included with admission. Visit the NBA website for a full schedule of games, concerts, and youth programs.

 

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | February 13 – February 15, 2026

Delphi

 

When: February 13 – February 15 

Where: Getty Villa | Pacific Palisades

What: Celebrate Valentine’s weekend at the Getty Villa with Delphi, a witty new musical comedy from Theatre Movement Bazaar. Set in ancient Greece, the show brings the Oracle of Delphi to life onstage for three nights only inside the museum’s auditorium. After the performance, enjoy a Delphic-themed reception featuring Champagne and sweet treats—perfect for history lovers, theater fans, and romantics alike.

Dark Masquerade

When: February 13 – February 14 

Where: Long Beach

What: Cling tight to your Valentine at this hauntingly romantic experience aboard the Queen Mary. From a fog-filled, circus-themed dance floor to glow stick-guided escapes through ghostly ship corridors, this immersive event blends heart-racing horror with exclusive previews of the ship’s upcoming Halloween attraction. Enjoy themed bites, signature cocktails, and four chilling story-driven adventures that promise a Valentine’s night like no other.

 

Santa Monica Block Fest Vol. III

When: February 14

Where: Santa Monica

What: Celebrate Valentine’s Day without breaking the bank at this massive, free nightlife bash on Third Street Promenade. All three blocks—plus the outdoor entertainment zone—will come alive with DJs, immersive light displays, pop-up bars, and three music stages hosted by local L.A. collectives. Expect festive nods to both V-Day and Mardi Gras throughout the night.

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | February 13 – February 15, 2026

Skate Oddity presents: Tish and Gomez’s Valentine’s Skate Date

When: February 14

Where: LA Kings Burbank Sports Center | 3211 West Victory Boulevard, Burbank

What: Celebrate Valentine’s Day the darkly decadent way at CARA MIA: A Valentine’s Skate Date, hosted by Skate Oddity. This roller disco pays homage to Morticia and Gomez’s twisted romance with dramatic outfits, moody tunes, and a gothic vibe that’s more heart-pounding than heartwarming. Taking place February 14 at the LA Kings Burbank Sports Center, the evening features DJs spinning goth, punk, and darkwave, plus a Wednesday Addams-themed VIP lounge with snacks, movies, and photo ops for those who prefer their love stories delightfully doomed.

Love & Heartbreak Poetry Night Live in Los Angeles ft. LaSpeaks Volumes

When: February 14 

Where: Embassy Suites by Hilton Los Angeles Glendale | 800 North Central Avenue

What: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with rhythm and raw emotion at the nation’s top-ranked open mic, hosted by Mason Granger. This Write About Now Valentine’s special brings some of LA’s most powerful poets, singers, and artists to the stage to explore love in all its messy, magnetic glory. Whether you’re riding high on romance or mourning what never was, you’ll find your story in the spoken word. Signups start at 6:30 PM—arrive early and get ready to be moved.

Scream Trivia Night

When: February 13

Where: 1984 Vintage & 1984 Horror | 1001 San Fernando Road, San Fernando

What: Test your horror film IQ at the 3rd Annual Scream Trivia Night, hosted by 1984 Vintage & 1984 Horror. Teams of up to four can compete for prizes by answering questions from across the entire Scream franchise. All trivia players get 20% off one in-store item, plus a chance to browse vendors and show off their slasher movie knowledge.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | February 13 – February 15, 2026

Lunar New Year Celebration at Westfield Topanga

 

When: February 15

Where: Westfield Topanga | Woodland Hills

What: Westfield Topanga is celebrating Lunar New Year with festive flair all February long. On February 15, guests can catch a lively lion and dragon dance performance that winds through Level 1 and concludes in front of Topanga Social. Shoppers will also receive lucky red envelopes to mark the occasion.

2nd Annual Conejo Valley Comedy Festival

When: February 13

Where: Tarantula Hill Brewing Co. | 244 E Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks

What: The Conejo Valley Comedy Festival returns for its second annual weekend of laughs, running February 13–15 across Thousand Oaks. Friday night kicks off at Tarantula Hill Brewing Co. with stand-up, improv, and sketch comedy. Saturday’s lineup, dubbed “Love & Laughs,” features big-name comedians at Conejo Players Theatre. Sunday wraps with a full day of family-friendly and youth improv showcases, plus more live performances through the evening.

Valentine’s Day at the Stagecoach Inn Museum

When: February 14 

Where: Stagecoach Inn Museum | Newbury Park

What: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with family fun at the Stagecoach Inn Museum in Newbury Park from 1 to 4 p.m. Enjoy hands-on crafts, old-fashioned games, archery, guided tours, and live theater performances at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and teens, $5 for kids ages 5–12, and free for children 4 and under.

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LA Weekend Events: February 28 – March 1

Whether it’s the final rose being handed out live, Pee-wee Herman going for a ride down memory lane or Oprah sitting across from Jennifer Lopez, there’s no need to escape to Margaritaville just yet – it’s all happening here in Los Angeles and the Westside this weekend.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020

The Bachelor Live on Stage

The Theatre at Ace Hotel, 29 South Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 

Former stars of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette Ben Higgins and Becca Kufrin bring the drama, the revelations, the tears, the scandal (well, probably not) of an entire season and cram it into one rose-filled night. Promising to be the “ultimate fan experience,” the show will take a local bachelor and introduce him to local women from the audience. From there … well, do we really need to explain? For details on how you can attend, go HERE.

Escape to Margaritaville

Dolby Theatre, 6801 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA

This musical inspired by flip-flop-wearing crooner Jimmy Buffett has earned raves since its debut in 2007. The plot involves a part-time bartender in a tropical paradise who falls for a tourist best-described as having an A-type personality. The songs, naturally, are all from Buffett, based on a book by Greg Garcia and Mike O’Malley. To join the party, go HERE.

saturDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2020

WW Presents: Oprah’s 2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus

The Forum, 3900 W Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, CA 90305

As part of her first U.S. tour in five years, the global icon seeks to inspire event-goers with discussions of health, well-being and personal transformation. For this event, she will be chatting with Jennifer Lopez for an intimate one-on-one conversation. For details, go HERE.

The Book of Mormon

Ahmanson Theater, 135 N Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

From the creators of South Park comes what the New York Times hailed as “the best musical of this century.” But you probably knew that already. In fact, it’s hard to imagine a musical that has broken into the pop culture lexicon quite like The Book of Mormon, which won nine Tony Awards including Best Musical. Yet the word continues to spread about the production, concerning a pair of mismatched missionaries. For more information, go HERE.

sunDAY, march 1, 2020

Pee-wee’s Big Adventure 35th Anniversary Tour with Paul Reubens

The Wiltern, 3790 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90010

For the 35th anniversary of the cult classic that launched the careers of both Pee-wee himself, Paul Reubens, as well as future Batman and Beetlejuice director Tim Burton, Reubens is taking his prized red bicycle on the road, so to speak. He will be attending this screening at the Wiltern, after which he will take to the stage himself. For tickets, go HERE.

The Chieftains

Walt Disney Concert Hall, 111 S Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

After five decades and six Grammys, the Irish folk group are embarking on their last tour to the U.S. Long acclaimed for introducing traditional Irish music to international audiences, the Irish government even awarded them the honorary title of “Ireland’s Musical Ambassadors” in the 1980s. Expect much dancing and strumming for their send-off. For more details, go HERE.

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Valley Weekend Events: February 7th – 9th

Wishing you were here or just comfortably numb? How about some cosplay and a graphic novel? That’s some of what is happening this weekend in the Conejo Valley, whether you’re up for a pop culture blow-out or just settling in with a good book.

Conejo Valley

FRIDAY, february 7th, 2020

The Pink Floyd Concert Experience

LOCATION: Civic Arts Plaza Theatres, 2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks

Travel to the dark side of the moon as Pink Floyd Sound celebrates the iconic group live in concert. Audience members can expect the band’s entire discography to be touched upon, including such classics as Money, Wish You Were Here and The Wall. For more information about this event taking place at the Fred Kavli Theatre, go HERE.

saturDAY, february 8th, 2020

Friends of the Thousand Oaks Library Open House

LOCATION: Thousand Oaks Grant R. Brimhall Library, 1401 E. Janss Rd., Thousand Oaks

The non-profit Friends of the Thousand Oaks Library marks National Library Lovers’ Month with a free open house at the Thousand Oaks Grant R. Brimhall Library. The group works to provide library users with support services and programs. Expect activities for children, a story hour with service dogs and guest speakers at the open house. For more information, go HERE.

McCrea Ranch Matinee and Tour

LOCATION: McCrea Ranch, 4500 N. Moorpark Rd., Thousand Oaks

Come for the matinee, stay for the tour. The Conejo Community Center/Outdoor Unit is screening the 1935 romance Becky Sharp at the McCrea Ranch Visitors Center. Following the movie, attendees will be guided through the Bunk House, Milk House, and Shop Area, all of which are on the National Registry of Historic Places. For more information, go HERE.

sunDAY, february 9th, 2020

Simi Valley Toy and Comic Fest 2020

LOCATION: Grand Vista Hotel: 999 Enchanted Way, Simi Valley

The Simi Valley Toy and Comic Fest has arrived. Or as they say in Klingon, “Maj!” In addition to a vendor and exhibitor hall, this pop culture celebration will feature an Artist Alley, gaming room, cosplay contest and guests including The Simpsons artist Phil Ortiz and the voice of Winnie the Pooh, Jim Cummings. Find out more HERE.

Black History Month Movie Matinees

LOCATION: Hill Road Library, 1070 S. Hill Rd., Ventura

Every Sunday in February, Hill Road Library presents Black History Month Matinees. The four films highlight different eras and aspects of black history in America. The event is open to the public. For more information, go HERE.

San Fernando Valley

Whether you want to sharpen your business acumen, have a laugh at a comedy club or sit down with the whole family to enjoy some children’s musical entertainment, there is plenty going on this weekend in the San Fernando Valley.

Friday, february 7th, 2020

The 5th Annual City Summit

LOCATION: Burbank Convention Center, 2500 N. Hollywood Way

Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec and Johnny Depp are among the expected guests at this three-day-long event, devoted to networking, investing and entrepreneurism. Depp will be on hand Sunday, following the Oscars, for a red-carpet charity fundraiser. Past speakers and guests have included Quincy Jones, Charlize Theron, Richard Branson and Matthew McConaughey. For details, go HERE.

Saturday, february 8th, 2020

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast: The Broadway Musical

LOCATION: Cupcake Theater, 671 N. Berendo St., Los Angeles

It’s a tale as old as time. The Cupcake Theater adapts the stage production of Disney’s animated (and later, live-action) Beauty and the Beast. Music by Oscar winner Alan Menken with lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice. To learn more go HERE.

Craig Robinson

LOCATION: Flappers Comedy Club – Main Room, 102 East Magnolia, Burbank

Long before he got into a time-travelling hot tub, Craig Robinson was a stand-up comic – an arena he never really left, even as his career in front of the camera took off. Now Robinson, who is probably best-recognized as Darryl in The Office and from such films as Knocked Up, This is the End and the aforementioned Hot Tub Time Machine, brings his comedic chops act to the Flappers stage. For tickets and details, go HERE.

sunday, february 9th, 2020

Circus Vargas – Mr. V’s Big Top Dream

LOCATION: Circus Vargas Burbank, 777 N. Front St

The gravity-defying feats and acrobatics featured in Mr. V’s Big Top Dream are sure to dazzle young and old alike. But before the show, kids will also get the chance to be taught a few tricks of the circus trade. For more information go HERE.

A Faery Hunt Valentine Fairy Tea Party

LOCATION: Tarzana Community & Cultural Center, 19130 Ventura Blvd

A live interactive children’s show named “Best Children’s Theater in Los Angeles” by Nickelodeon, Faery Hunt is hosting a Fairy Tea Party. Expect English sandwiches, shortbread cookies and “fairy tea.” And while you are at it, why not unleash your inner prince or princess and dress appropriately for the event? Find out all the details HERE.

Santa Clarita Valley

Llama Llama comes to the stage – but did he bring Mama? One of country music’s rising new stars drops in for a show at The Canyon. And if you’ve ever considered hopping on a Harley, this weekend may present the perfect excuse to do just that. Check out these as well as what else is on tap in Santa Clarita this weekend.

friday, february 7th, 2020

Comedy Mashup

LOCATION: The MAIN, 24266 Main St.

Amir K, whose credits include Comedy Central’s Adam Devine’s House Party and MADtv, headlines this show by Comedy Mashup. The troupe is comprised of local comics and improv artists who put on a monthly show that combines stand-up and improv. For more details, go HERE.

Saturday, february 8th, 2020

The First Annual Demo Days at HDSC

LOCATION: Harley-Davidson of Santa Clarita, 21130 Center Pointe Pkwy.

Get ready to ride. Harley-Davidson of Santa Clarita is showing off its 2020 line-up by inviting enthusiasts and the Harley-curious alike to try out their latest motorcycles – from the Lowrider S to the 2020 Fat Bob. Kids will also have the chance to demo a STACYC Electric Bicycle. Riding times are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more details, go HERE.

The Pat Benatar Experience

LOCATION: The Canyon – Santa Clarita, Westfield Valencia Town Center, 24201 Valencia Blvd., Suite 1351

Hit them with your best shot. The Pat Benatar Experience promises (in the dark) a concert performance sure to get fans all fired up. As the members of the Experience underscore, they are veteran musicians in their own right, having performed with the likes of Lenny Kravitz, Stevie Nicks, Aerosmith and Whitesnake. For details, go HERE.

Sunday, february 9th, 2020

Llama Llama Live!

LOCATION: Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center, 26455 Rockwell Canyon Rd

If you have kids, you probably need no introduction to Llama Llama, which is now in its second season on Netflix. Like the series, this musical based on the bestselling books by Anna Dewdney, centers on Baby Llama and Mama Llama (voiced in the streaming series by Jennifer Garner). When Baby is ready to fall asleep, will he get his bedtime story and a kiss goodnight from Mama? For tickets and details, go HERE.

Jerrod Niemann

LOCATION: The Canyon – Santa Clarita, 24201 Valencia Blvd., Suite 1351

Having toured with the likes of Keith Urban and Brad Paisley, Jerrod Niemann is one of country music’s rising stars. His hits include Lover, Lover, Drink To That All Night and Only God Could Love You More. For ticket information, go HERE.

 

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