Events

David Zwirner is pleased to present an exhibition of new drawings and prints by iconic illustrator and cartoonist R. Crumb (b. 1943), on view at the gallery’s 616 N Western Avenue location in Los Angeles. In his works of the last several years Crumb reflects on life in his eighties and his sixty-year career as […]

The Format (Indie Pop/Rock) and Phantom Planet (Alternative/Pop Rock) are two iconic bands of the early 2000s who frequently share the stage for nostalgic reunion shows. The Format is led by Nate Ruess (later of fun.), known for hits like "The First Single." Phantom Planet is famous for their anthemic track "California," the theme song […]

Lita Ford is a hard rock legend, while Steel Crows and LA Velvet deliver vintage-inspired rock and modern, danceable sounds, respectively. Power Tribe is a female-fronted heavy metal band, and Phantom Crows contributes to the metal scene with albums in both English and Spanish. Rounding out the bill are Ronda Ray, who brings acoustic rock […]

The project known as CARRTOONS is a highly popular and well-regarded New York-based musical endeavor led by multi-instrumentalist and producer Ben Carr. The project is best defined by its blend of vintage aesthetics and modern production, drawing heavily from funk, soul, jazz, and hip-hop.  

Fil-Am Comedy Jam brings the hilarious sketch and improv show, which showcases Filipino American Comedians and Artists to the H.I.T. on The Broadwater. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of the fun. Get your tickets now!

Karina Eleni is a singer, songwriter, and actor based in NYC, known for her bold blend of Pop, Rock, and Jazz with Dance/Electronic influences. An NYU music alumna, she has been an Artist in Residence at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Her recent work includes the singles "Fire For You" and "Stupid."

Discover the beauty of buyo, Japanese classical dance, where a single gesture can express blossoms in the wind or a fleeting moment of longing. Though it stands as its own art form today, buyo draws inspiration from two of Japan’s most iconic theater traditions: kabuki, known for its vibrant costumes, bold makeup, and dynamic storytelling, and noh, a centuries-old form […]

"Pattern Shift" is a solo exhibition of new work by textile artist Lesley Kice Nishigawara. The exhibition centers on the artist's exploration of the grid as a generative structure and the concept of "slippage" or subtle deviations from order.