Zane Carney takes the Hotel Café Main Room stage for an expressive evening of musicianship, guitar-driven performance, and intimate live connection. Recognized for his impressive technical ability and emotional playing style, Carney brings a sound that moves between rock, jazz, blues, pop, and singer-songwriter influences, creating music that feels both carefully crafted and alive in […]
Silly Gilly & Friends brings a playful and inventive comedy lineup to Largo, featuring Nick Kroll, Jason Mantzoukas, Kate Berlant, and more. With performers known for bold characters, surreal timing, fearless improvisational energy, and sharp comic instincts, the evening promises to feel lively and unpredictable from start to finish. Largo’s intimate setting gives the show […]
Let the Sunshine In: The Music of ’69 celebrates the sound and cultural spirit of a defining year in popular music. With the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra conducted by Ted Sperling and performers including Lizzy McAlpine, Morgan James, Noah J. Ricketts, Bryonha Marie, and more artists to be announced, the evening promises a rich mix of […]
Aida Rodriguez’s The Remix brings comedy, music, rhythm, and cultural perspective to The Ford as part of the FordLab Producers Program. Presented in partnership with De Mi Alma Production, the evening reflects Rodriguez’s sharp, socially aware comedic voice while expanding the experience beyond traditional stand-up. The result is a lively performance event that blends humor […]
Some stories never lose their power, and this one returns with all the grandeur, mystery, and emotion that have made it one of theater’s most legendary productions. At Hollywood Pantages Theatre, The Phantom of the Opera once again invites audiences into its hauntingly beautiful world. Featuring the iconic score of Andrew Lloyd Webber, this beloved […]
Seven-time Grammy nominee Omar Sosa returns to Catalina Jazz Club with Quarteto Americanos for a CD release concert celebrating We Are Not The Headliner. The ensemble brings together Latin roots, jazz, classical textures, hip-hop spirit, and deep musical conversation, featuring Sheldon Brown, Josh Jones, and Ernesto Mazar Kindelán. Sophisticated yet soulful, the performance offers a […]
Shrek Rave brings its playful, meme-fueled dance party to the Hollywood Palladium for a late-night celebration built around nostalgia, costumes, music, and full crowd participation. The event leans into the wonderfully chaotic world of internet humor and pop culture, turning a beloved animated universe into a high-energy club experience. At the Palladium, the night promises […]
Open Fist Theatre Company presents The Great Clown Bank Show, an immersive circus-theater extravaganza created and directed by Hank Jacobs. Set beneath the cracked neon glow of a twisted Big Top, the production follows the rise of the Greedy family, a powder-faced dynasty of hustlers who turn a tiny carnival cashbox into the most powerful […]
David Zwirner Los Angeles hosts an artist-led exhibition walkthrough with Manuel López, Mr.Wash, and Cauleen Smith in conjunction with California Light and Space (The 21st Century Version), a group exhibition organized by Helen Molesworth. Taking place at the gallery’s 606 N Western Avenue location, the walkthrough offers visitors a chance to experience the exhibition through […]
Louis Stern Fine Arts presents Cordillera Mexicana: Alfredo Ramos Martínez and the Mexican Landscape, an exhibition dedicated to the artist’s enduring relationship with the landscapes, culture, and visual memory of Mexico. Painted from the shadow of Los Angeles’ Santa Monica Mountains, these works reflect Ramos Martínez’s deep connection to his homeland, showing how landscape can […]
Tierra del Sol Gallery presents Words Matter!, an interactive group exhibition featuring seventeen Tierra del Sol artists whose work explores language, expression, and storytelling in many forms. The exhibition asks how words can be spoken, written, drawn, signed, imagined, or transformed, inviting visitors to consider communication as something visual, personal, playful, serious, and deeply powerful. […]
Track 16 Gallery presents The Death of Beauty, David Daigle’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Working across photography and sculpture, Daigle explores the intersections of desire, identity, and consumer culture by physically transforming found commercial imagery. Magazine pages, bus shelter advertisements, and wallpaper murals are drilled, perforated, and altered, turning seductive technical images into […]
