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Events
Griffith Park Observatory
Get a truly panoramic view of Los Angeles, including the Hollywood sign, at this Los Feliz observatory, which includes a planetarium and science exhibits in its indoor facility.
Santa Monica Pier
This giant pier boasts an amusement park, concessions and areas for fishing. Be sure to see it at night when the Ferris wheel is illuminated!
Hollywood Boulevard
It's a very "touristy" experience, but for anyone fresh to Hollywood, it's still worth looking down at the Walk of Fame stars on the sidewalk and finding your favorites. Be sure to see the celebrity hand and footprints in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre, and walking up the steps that take you to the entrance of the Dolby Theatre, home of the Academy Awards. The Hollywood & Highland shopping center is also right there, and has walkways where visitors can see the Hollywood sign.
The Getty Center
This majestic museum in Brentwood has a world-class art collection and is notable for its beautiful gardens, architecture and views.
Olvera Street
This historic area in Downtown Los Angeles features a pedestrian mall and Mexican marketplace.
The Original Farmers Market
Food and produce vendors, a wide variety of restaurant stalls and enjoyable sit-down dining are all part of the Farmers Market experience at Third and Fairfax. Keep your eyes peeled for celebrities having a bite, as well as contestants from "The Price is Right" (fresh from walking over from a taping at CBS Television City) with their nametags still on their shirts.
Getting Around
Subways, buses and light rail serve every corner of Los Angeles, and public transportation via the Metro system has improved markedly, depending on where you're headed. However, it is still highly recommended to rent a car or use rideshare services to navigate this sprawling city. Avoid rush hours when possible!
Olafur Eliasson: OPEN
Art enthusiasts and environmental supporters will marvel at a site-specific installation by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Providing navigation through various visual and sensory experiences rooted in geometric optics and self-perception, this display stands as a key element of PST ART, an event inspired by the fusion of art and science.
Reframing Dioramas: The Art of Preserving Wilderness
The Natural History Museum readies its centennial celebration by reviving a long-closed diorama hall. The unique blend of art and science is explored through engaging installations and programs, addressing biodiversity, conservation, and complex topics like colonialism.
Wolves: Photography by Ronan Donovan
Experience a visual exploration molded by National Geographic Explorer, Ronan Donovan, that illuminates the intricate relationship between wolves and humans. Ronan's riveting images, capturing wolves in both the humanity-infused Yellowstone area and the isolating Canadian Arctic, evoke fertile discussions about the hardships and survival of these mesmerizing beings.
Drive-By Truckers
Drive-By Truckers is an alternative country or southern rock band from Georgia who has earned a dedicated following through regular tours. They also released successful studio albums including, A Blessing and a Curse, and The Big To-Do, which reached the #1 spot on the US Indie chart.
Zeds Dead
A popular electronic duo, Zeds Dead gained traction when they began releasing and remixing songs between 2009 to 2010. They parlayed this fame into a sustained international touring career. Zeds Dead has explored various music genres like UK grunge and hip-hop over the years.
Coco Jones
Coco Jones is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, and actress known for her powerful voice and vibrant performances. She rose to fame with her roles in Disney Channel's Let It Shine and Raising Dion, and has since established herself as a standout R&B artist. With a mix of soulful vocals and contemporary R&B, Coco’s music continues to captivate fans and showcase her versatility as an artist.
Rivers of Nihil
Rivers of Nihil is a progressive death metal band known for their complex compositions, technical prowess, and atmospheric soundscapes. Their music blends brutal riffs with melodic and jazz-inspired elements, pushing the boundaries of modern metal. With critically acclaimed albums like Where Owls Know My Name, they have gained a strong following in the metal community.
Ali Siddiq
Ali Siddiq is a stand-up comedian, public speaker, and writer. Siddiq gets his inspiration for his materials from everyday life, race relations, racism, and American politics. In 2013, Comedy Central named him the "Number One Comic to Watch". He was also a finalist on the comedy competition "Bring the Funny".
The Cat Empire
Formed in 1999, The Cat Empire is a genre-bending Australian jazz/funk band. Their iconic sound is a signature mix of infectious, call-and-response choruses, exotic instrumentation, and virtuosic improvisation. The band's acclaimed albums and singles have earned them gold records in multiple countries, numerous ARIA awards, and a dedicated international fanbase.
Bobby Shmurda
With his signature dance move, the Shmoney dance, this rapper is considered one of the pioneers of Brooklyn Drill Music. Originally gaining popularity with his debut EP, "Shmurda She Wrote," his commercial success has been rewarded with a BET Award for Best New Hip Hop Artist in 2015. Bobby Shmurda's fearless, authentic performance has earned him countless followers.
Miyavi
Takamasa Ishihara, aka, Miyavi, is a Japanese guitarist, singer, and record producer. Along with being a volunteer at UNHCR and a Goodwill Ambassador, he also appears in American productions like Kong: Skull Island.
The Blue Stones
The Canadian blues rock duo, The Blue Stones, has released several EPs including Black Holes and Hidden Gems. They were nominated for the 2020 Juno Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year.
Emlyn
Emlyn, an up-and-coming pop artist, is known for her catchy melodies and relatable lyrics. While she's still building her discography, her talent for creating pop anthems is evident in her growing collection of singles and EPs.
Oso Oso
Oso Oso is a rock band from Long Beach, New York. Their only permanent member is Jade Lilitri. The band has hit studio albums and EPs. Their album, Basking in the Glow, was named Best New Music by online music magazine, Pitchfork. They were originally known as "ososooso."
Tash Sultana
Australian-born Tash Sultana rose to prominence as a one-person band, captivating audiences with their mesmerizing live performances and unique blend of genres. Sultana's breakout single, "Jungle," released in 2016, became a viral hit and garnered widespread acclaim for its infectious rhythm, impressive guitar work, and Sultana's soulful vocals.
Ninja Sex Party
Ninja Sex Party is a comedic musical duo known for their absurd, over-the-top songs about love, adventure, and geek culture. Featuring Danny Sexbang and Ninja Brian, their music combines 80s-inspired rock with humor, creating a unique and dedicated fan base. Their blend of comedy and musicianship has earned them a cult following in both music and gaming communities.
Gimme Gimme Disco
Gimme Gimme Disco is a DJ-based disco dance party inspired by ABBA, where plenty of other '70s and '80s hits are also played from artists like Cher, The Bee Gees, and Donna Summer.
Fonseca
The Colombian singer-songwriter Fonseca has earned widespread acclaim for his emotionally charged blend of bolero, folk, vallenato, and reggaetón music. Among his most beloved songs are the impassioned "Boleto De Ida," the uplifting "Te Mando Flores," and the heartfelt "Arroyito."
The Magic of Rob Lake
Watch world-renowned illusionist Rob Lake magically bring dreams to life with daring stunts, sweeping illusions, and unbelievable grand-scale illusions. Witness extraordinary effects that defy all odds and captivate audiences of all ages.
The Wiggles
The Wiggles are an internationally beloved children's entertainment group from Australia known for their catchy songs, bright colors, and engaging live performances. Since forming in 1991, they have entertained generations of kids with classics like Fruit Salad, Hot Potato, and Rock-a-Bye Your Bear. With their educational yet fun approach, they remain one of the most successful children's music acts of all time.
Courting
Formed in 2018, Courting is a post-punk band from Liverpool, England. Although it began as a cover band, it has grown into creating original tracks including the noteworthy singles "Grand National," "Popshop!" and "Crass."
Carnifex
Carnifex is a band that shows deathcore at its glorious best. The band was formed in 2005, and they are originally from California. As of 2021, Carnifex has released three EPs and seven full-length albums.
Lyle Lovett
Lyle Lovett is a singer, composer, actor, and record producer from Texas. With charting singles like "Cowboy Man" and "It's Not Big It's Large," he has won multiple Grammy Awards including Best Country Album and Best Male Country Vocal Performance.
Ashe
Ashe is a singer-songwriter from California who rose to fame when her 2019 single "Moral of the Story" was featured on the hit Netflix sequel To All The Boys: PS I Still Love You. She has also written songs for stars like Demi Lovato and has earned a Juno Award nomination with her gold single "Let You Get Away."
Oliver Francis
Oliver Francis is an independent rapper and producer from Columbia, Missouri, known for his DIY approach to music. He blends elements of cloud rap, emo rap, and trap, creating a distinctive sound characterized by melodic flows and self-produced beats.
Rigoletto
Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto is a three-act opera. Francesco Maria Piave wrote the Italian libretto based on Victor Hugo's 1832 drama Le roi s'amuse. On March 11, 1851, the opera received a spectacular debut at La Fenice in Venice.
Elvis Costello & The Imposters
Declan Patrick McManus, aka, Elvis Costello, is a British singer and songwriter who has won multiple Grammy Awards and earned his place in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame. He was named among the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time by Rolling Stone. His popular tracks include “Oliver’s Army” and the Oscar-nominated “The Scarlet Tide” from the movie Cold Mountain.
Wu-Tang Clan
Hailed as one of the pioneering forces in the genre of hip-hop, Wu-Tang Clan has been celebrated for their innovative and ambitious sound. Formed in the early nineties, the collective of nine MCs, producers and DJs has achieved notoriety for their distinctive East Coast flow and production style.
The Red Pears
The Red Pears is an indie alternative band from California formed in the summer of 2014. Consisting of three friends, they have earned a loyal and supportive fanbase by performing at all kinds of venues. Their most popular tracks include "Daylight/Moonlight," "Forever" and "Hello-Sin-Nation."
Swan Lake
Experience an enchanting tale of love and magic in the renowned ballet, Swan Lake. Immerse yourself in a world of graceful swans, wicked spells, and a prince's quest to break the curse. Marvel at the intricate choreography and stunning costumes that bring this classic story to life.
Jon Pardi
Jon Pardi is a country singer and songwriter born in California. He has released many singles that have charted on the Billboard Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts, including the number one tracks "Dirt on my Boots," "Head Over Boots," and "Heartache Medication."
Martin Garrix
Martin Garrix is a world-renowned Dutch DJ and music producer known for his infectious electronic dance music (EDM) tracks and high-energy performances. Rising to fame with his breakout hit "Animals" in 2013, Garrix has since released numerous chart-topping singles, including collaborations with major artists like Usher, Dua Lipa, and Bebe Rexha. His dynamic sound and ability to connect with audiences have made him a leading figure in the EDM scene, earning him multiple awards and headlining slots at major music festivals around the globe.
Lords of Acid
Led by Praga Khan, Lords of Acid is a Belgian-American electronic music group formed in 1988. Best known for their sexual lyrics, their most popular singles include "I Sit on Acid," "The Crablouse," and "Out Comes the Evil."
Falling in Reverse
Falling In Reverse is a rock band based in Las Vegas and formed in 2008 by lead vocalist Ronnie Radke. They have released multiple charting albums like The Drug in Me is You and Fashionably Late. Their most popular tracks are "Popular Monster," "Good Girls Bad Boys" and "Sexy Drug."
Markets for Makers
Visitors can anticipate a captivating experience interacting with independent creators who regularly display home decor, fashion, art, design, and food. Done within an enjoyable and inspiring atmosphere, this event champions nourishing communal spirit and passion for creativity.
Uncorked: LA Summer Wine Fest
The Uncorked: LA Summer Wine Fest is an indulgent event allowing patrons to sample over 100 wines and 'outside the bottle' beverages. Offering full after-hours access to interactive museum exhibits and live DJ performances, this event provides tempting offerings from local food trucks and helps support the K9 Youth Alliance, a local non-profit serving under-resourced youths and homeless dogs.
Taylor Swift Night
Designed by die-heart Swifties, Taylor Swift Night: The Taylor Party is for the ultimate fans of Taylor Swift who would like to spend the night dancing and singing along to her songs non-stop.
Saba
Tahj Malik Chandler, known professionally by the moniker Saba, is a rapper and record producer from Chicago. He has collaborated with the likes of Chance The Rapper and performed on popular TV shows like The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. With very popular tracks like "Photosynthesis" and "Life," he has gained over 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
House Y Calor Fest
Experience LA's freshest Day Club Hideaway, filled with high-energy, heart-thumping tunes perpetuated by seven amazing DJs across two thrilling floors. Festival-goers can get swept away in countless outdoor house beats or ascend to the second tier, drenched in thrilling Latin edits and entrenched reggaeton archives.
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