The Broad. Photo by Christina Champlin.

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Free Things To Do This Weekend

The Broad -> You can’t go wrong with a visit to The Broad, and the new Metro station located at 211 South Hope St. is literally a stone’s throw from the iconic 120,000-square-foot art museum. We just checked, and there are still free reservations available for this weekend (yay!), but keep in mind the Keith Haring special exhibition Art Is For Everybody does require an additional fee ($22) if you want to view it. If need more free in your life, consider a stroll over to Gloria Molina Grand Park afterwards to see the national tour of The Lorraine Hansberry Initiative’s To Sit A While art exhibit.

GO METRO: Take the A or E Lines to Grand Av Arts / Bunker Hill station.

The MOCA Two-Step -> There are two campuses for the Museum of Contemporary Art in DTLA (MOCA Grand and MOCA Geffen) and both offer free general admission. Thanks to the Regional Connector, transit between the two MOCAs now couldn’t be easier. Consider a double-header of art as you examine your weekend plans, and keep in mind that on Saturday MOCA Geffen will be hosting the second installment of their Party/After-Party Sessions concert series. Though daytime access to the galleries remains free, tickets for the after-hours event (starts at 6:30 p.m.) are $15, and must be reserved in advance.

GO METRO: Take the A or E Lines to Grand Av Arts / Bunker Hill station (for MOCA Grand); Take the A or E Lines to Little Tokyo Station (for MOCA Geffen)

Patches & Pins Expo -> If you want to go to something event-based, consider this funky flea market popping up at Grand Central Market this Saturday starting at noon Work up an appetite exploring 70+ vendors offering pins, patches, art, toys, vintage fashion, pop collectibles, retro nostalgia, sneakers, and more. Plus, if you make plans to come by in the late afternoon, then maybe you’ll continue the fun with our next pick (see below).

GO METRO: Take the A or E Lines to Historic Broadway station

Grand Performances -> The free summer concert series at California Plaza continues this Saturday with a performance by Iranian musician, singer, composer, poet, author, and political activist Shahin Najafi. Things get going around 6 p.m., and if you’re coming from the P&P Expo (mentioned above), you can simply walk the hill or ride Angels Flight to get up to the plaza.

GO METRO: Take the A or E Lines to Grand Av Arts / Bunker Hill station.

Hauser & Wirth – > Take a short jaunt from Little Tokyo station to Hauser & Wirth’s downtown gallery to see an impressive collection of large-scale figurative sculptures created by Thomas J Price as part of the artist’s first comprehensive solo show in the U.S., Beyond Measure. If you make plans for Sunday, maybe on the walk back to Metro you’ll stop by Angel City Brewery for their weekly Spinnin’ Sundays series, which runs from 6 to 10 p.m. All in all, a pretty strong date day/night.

GO METRO: Take the A or E Lines to Little Tokyo Station