If you’re all about celebrating cultural diversity, you won’t want to miss the 10th Annual Lummis Day Festival! In honor of Charles Fletcher Lummis, the free community event highlights the most [continue reading]
Memorial Day marks the beginning of summer, which means more outdoor activities and great weather. Not sure what events you’d like to participate in? Grab those blankets and lawn chairs [continue reading]
Who doesn’t want to make history? If you play the ukulele (or feel you can learn to play two simple chords by tomorrow) this Saturday is your chance! The Japanese [continue reading]
Friday It’s your last chance to solve a crime at the Egyptian Theatre’s 17th-Annual Festival of Film Noir. Step back in time to the days of hard-boiled antiheroes, femmes [continue reading]
The 13th-annual Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles begins tomorrow, offering Angelenos the opportunity to discover what’s new in Indian and international cinema. Each day through Sunday, Apr. 12, [continue reading]
For the love of art and Metro…… In 1909, the California Art Club was founded to promote contemporary and traditional fine arts, and now through April 19 you’ll see works [continue reading]
Most people have seen or at least heard of My Fair Lady, the 1964 movie-musical in which snobbish linguist Henry Higgins bets he can teach spunky, low-born flower girl Eliza [continue reading]
Treat your friends, family, and imagination this Saturday at Grand Park’s 3rd annual Downtown Bookfest featuring Artizen Lab! Skim through an eclectic mix of fun family activities, pop-up bookshops, and [continue reading]
Grand Park will be aglow this New Year’s Eve with lights, projections, 3 music stages and you, if you Go Metro to the celebration. Arrive at Grand Park’s second-ever New Year’s [continue reading]
Photos: Steve Hymon / Mark Arroyo (Metro) Who wants to count calories on Thanksgiving? Start your Turkey Day by running, walking or wobbling at Turkey Trot L.A. and forget about the excess [continue reading]
