One unforgettable night in Downtown Los Angeles. Start on Grand Avenue, explore the new additions, then flow down the hill and discover art, music, food, drinks, and late-night stops along the way.
DTLA ArtNight After Party at Clifton's Keep the night going at the official DTLA ArtNight After Party. After a night of art across Downtown, the night heads into the forest — beneath a four-story redwood in the heart of DTLA.
Omo celebrates Beyoncé’s birthday and the 20th anniversary of B’Day with a house-curated full-discography playlist spanning hits, deep cuts, features and iconic moments.
Explore Shibuya-kei and Japanese indie rock in the JACCC garden through albums by Pizzicato Five, Cornelius, Kahimi Karie, Towa Tei, Flipper's Guitar, Cibo Matto, Doopees, Fantastic Plastic Machine and Fishmans. The 21+ listening party also has DJ sets, Japanese whiskey, beer, wine and Sabaku ramen.
Baile World brings a Labor Day weekend day party to High Tide with Miami guest Pressure Point and LA DJs Allie Rock, BB Bad and Camilita Pilar, plus food, games and a photo booth.
Oracle Egg launches its fall season with a free gear swap and an experimental potluck performance led by cch, improvising musicians and a shared meal in the Fashion District.
ALL REGGAETON, ALL NIGHT PERREO CON CARDO is bringing the best of new and old school reggaeton that'll keep you dancing Free entry with RSVP SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 | 9 PM FREE w/ RSVP Somewhere Special (Rooftop Bar at STILE) 929 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015 FOOD, DRINKS & BOTTLE SERVICE If...
Research + Friends take over Wolf & Crane with hip-hop, R&B, deep cuts, classics and whatever feels right. Music begins at 9:30 p.m.; admission is free and 21+.
Sayak Das celebrates his second EP with a first live show in two years, joined by Mango Rehma b2b Alejanji, Ayush, Vani and a special guest at a 21-and-over Downtown Los Angeles party.
Tooneyverse opens its DTLA gallery after hours for a 21-and-over night of live music, dancing, local art and a guided sip-and-paint with wine and materials included.
Sunset Rituals moves from a golden-hour party at Harbor House to an after-dark continuation at Lovenote, with ten DJs across soul, disco, amapiano, Afrobeats, R&B, hip-hop and dancehall.
Let Us Be Seated opens its Sonic Studies & Other Essays series with a fan-curated immersive literary listening party devoted to Beyoncé. Brian Henry sequences music as narrative while archival imagery, film, television and cultural ephemera turn the dance floor into a listening room and living archive; the sonic essay begins promptly at 9 p.m.
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Let Us Be SeatedMarquis PhiférBrian HenryChris GolsoniCON Billingsley
The first MĒLA at the Garden brings Leila Milki, Malayka and Subat together for live performances with a DJ set by Silan Fadlallah, plus wine, beer and bites in a private garden.
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MĒLA at the GardenLeila MilkiMalaykaSilan FadlallahSubat
Inspired by Colombia's iconic Petronio Álvarez Festival, this special edition of Que Parche celebrates the vibrant culture of the Colombian Pacific through live music, Afro-Colombian rhythms, dancing, and authentic Colombian food. Discover the sounds of the marimba de chonta, traditional...
Cine Sin Cines brings films, filmmaker conversations, entertainment and cultural celebration to LA Plaza, with a separate afternoon filmmaking workshop led by Elpidia Carrillo.
Alexis Zoto leads a two-day introductory tapestry workshop at LA Tactile Lab covering warping, sampler construction, texture, material exploration and removal from a frame loom.
NewFilmmakers Los Angeles presents three InFocus short-film programs spanning Latin America, Spain and the United States, with receptions and audience Q&As throughout the day.
Edmund de Waal and Paul Holdengräber discuss kintsugi, memory, loss, exile and Japan's influence on de Waal's work. Light refreshments follow in the Japanese garden.
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USC Fisher Museum of ArtUSC Pacific Asia MuseumEdmund de WaalPaul Holdengräber
The Art Deco Society of Los Angeles celebrates Clifton's reopening with a private-speakeasy history talk by Nathan Marsak, followed by recorded Jazz Age music, cocktails, food and mingling throughout the landmark building.
Heavy Manners Library screens Bill Daniel’s documentary Who Is Bozo Texino? alongside his Hobo Circuit exhibition, followed by a Q&A with Ian Svenonius.
Percussionist Matt LeVeque and guitarist Michael Pisaro-Liu present new works focused on duration, attention and the infinitesimal, including premieres and a duo performance from Pisaro-Liu’s Harmony series.
Wellness Check's second Wellness Weekend night moves through trance and techno with Jen Cardini, Konduku, a live set from Buttechno and an opening set from Anemone co-founder Rachana.
ICA LA opens Nature Never Loses, the first in-depth survey of Carl Cheng’s six-decade practice, bringing together about 50 rarely exhibited works and archival materials.
Sam Reece’s Shitty Craft Club leads a three-hour, judgment-free mixed-media still-life workshop with canvases, hot glue, rhinestones, felt, beads, pom-poms and junk-drawer treasures.
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browse furniture and objects by seven Los Angeles designers alongside work by LA Woodshop students during LA Design Week/end. Beer, wine and music accompany the free walk-in open house.
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LA Design Week/endAker StudioAtelier Alex HsuBingo Furniture Design & MillworkEllie RichardsHanson & StefanelliLast Ditch DesignStudio Sam Klemick
Rare Books LA fills Union Station's Ticket Concourse with more than 50 antiquarian-book exhibitors, author talks, special exhibits and a celebration of Interview with the Vampire's 50th anniversary.
Rare Books LA fills Union Station's Ticket Concourse with more than 50 antiquarian-book exhibitors, author talks, special exhibits and a celebration of Interview with the Vampire's 50th anniversary.
The Los Angeles Conservancy screens CLUE (1985) as the matinee half of its Last...Remains Halloween program at the historic Million Dollar Theatre. The PG mystery-comedy runs 1 hour 34 minutes, costumes are encouraged, and a free theatre-history Q&A follows the screening.
The Los Angeles Conservancy presents Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING (1980) on the big screen for the evening half of Last...Remains at the historic Million Dollar Theatre. The R-rated psychological horror film runs 2 hours 26 minutes, costumes are encouraged, and a free theatre-history Q&A follows.
Jazz Is Dead moves its Los Angeles show to October 20 at The United Theater on Broadway. The prior September 9 Palladium date was canceled and refunded.
