This weekend in Burbank, CA

Cheer on the SCMAF Sharks at their biggest summer swim meet. Doors open at 7am, and the organizers say the start time is still to be determined. This is a team-focused meet where every swimmer helps the team earn points, with a strong chance to place among the top teams again. Transportation support is available through coordinated carpools if needed.

Supported by Vuori, this Courtyard Series from One Colorado centers on movement, mindfulness, and community. A changing roster of classes led by local studios and instructors keeps each session unique, covering everything from strength and conditioning to mobility and recovery so there is always something new to try. After the workout, participants are welcomed to a private shopping period at Vuori, and on select dates class attendees receive exclusive discounts. Please bring a yoga mat, comfortable athletic apparel, water, and any other items you need for your workout.

SOULNIC returns to the city this year with plenty of surprises in store. Capacity is limited.

Volunteers assemble weekly grocery boxes for the community, no matter the weather. There is no need to show ID or proof of income, and boxes are available for pickup.

Explore the shadowy allure of Film Noir on a downtown Los Angeles walking tour that traces how the genre grew from the city’s streets and headlines. Beginning at Grand Central Market in the Historic Core, the route takes in the Bradbury Building, notable spots around Pershing Square, and the corridor of old Skid Row between Main Street and Los Angeles Street, once lined with pawn shops, burlesque stages, all-night cinemas, job boards known as the “slave market,” shooting galleries, b-girl bars, rescue missions and worn residential hotels. Writers such as Raymond Chandler and James M. Cain drew on this landscape for novels that became screen classics including Double Indemnity and The Postman Always Rings Twice. Bunker Hill is a centerpiece, remembered as a hillside of Victorian houses, rooming houses and narrow passages that Hollywood often used when a gritty, mixed-use setting was needed, until a redevelopment agency ousted 9,000 residents and cleared it away. The journey includes a ride on Angels Flight Railway, a brief ascent with a deep film history. At the top, historian Nathan Marsak, author of Bunker Hill Los Angeles, Bunker Noir!, and Marsak’s Guide to Bunker Hill, helps revive the story of the vanished neighborhood, and Bunker Hill native Gordon Pattison explains how Hollywood’s emphasis on menace supported the redevelopment narrative that doomed his community. Led by Esotouric, the experience blends film locations, sites tied to the artists who shaped the genre, and places where crime reporters documented real stories that later fueled Hollywood scripts. The tour is illustrated with rare images viewable on a smartphone, and will appeal to those interested in cinema, urban history, true crime and the creative process.

Bring your kids to the Children’s Department for Saturday Storytime. It’s a fun way to get young readers excited about books and the joy of reading. Storytime is aimed at kids ages 3 and up, and everyone is welcome to join.

This single day fundraiser harnesses the power of fandom to create real-world impact. Launched in 2025 as a community-led response to wildfires in Los Angeles, its first edition brought together creators, talent, and fans in under a month and raised more than $100,000 for affected communities, selling out and proving that convention energy can drive meaningful change. Now an annual gathering, it brings fans together with creators, performers, artists, and industry leaders behind beloved stories, characters, games, and worlds for a full day of experiences and conversations. Programming includes panel discussions, cosplay, gaming, celebrity guests, and interactive activations. Hosted at the Skirball Cultural Center, every ticket, sponsorship, and on-site experience benefits Make An Impact, a 501(c)(3) that strengthens local organizations and grassroots initiatives nationwide. Created by Multihouse, this benefit centers fandom as a force for good.

This community art festival brings people together to create and connect, highlighting the role of the arts in youth development and overall wellbeing. The emphasis is on fostering confidence, supporting healing, and strengthening community connections through artistic expression. Presented as more than a one time gathering, it aims to spark a continuing movement that champions creativity as essential for young people and the community at large.

At Petco in Burbank, meet adoptable dogs ready to become part of a family. Drop-ins are welcome, and you can also book a time to meet a specific pup. Every dog includes health records and has received vaccines, deworming, flea and tick treatment, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and begin at $250, counted as a partially tax-deductible donation that helps fund care for more than 500 dogs. For details or to set an appointment, call or text 888.508.8943.

Guided by Gay Freebern, this class explores the zodiac as a language of archetypes for the soul. Each meeting concentrates on a single sign, covering its symbolism, character, and how its energy shows up through the twelve houses. Sessions may be taken individually or as a full series, since every birth chart contains all twelve signs, not only the Sun sign. This installment highlights Virgo. Participants who provide their birth date, time, and birthplace can receive a personalized natal chart that shows where Virgo and the other signs land, with attention to prominent factors like the ascendant, Moon, and planetary placements. There is no fee to attend, and optional donations are appreciated. Bringing a packed lunch is welcome.

Drop in to say hello and pick up a discount coupon to use on your next purchase.

Experience a day devoted to handmade creativity at The Paseo, with art in action, sellers offering handcrafted goods, and other attractions. Admission is free and pets are welcome, making it an easy outing for friends and families. It takes place on the second Saturday and Sunday of every month, giving visitors a regular chance to discover unique items and meet the makers behind them.

Visionarium presents a live jazz brunch with the Stephanie Barone Quintet. Stephanie Barone, an actor, songwriter, and jazz vocalist who has performed at leading Los Angeles venues since 2000, brings expressive phrasing and storytelling to straight-ahead and contemporary jazz, refreshing beloved standards and reimagining songs by artists like Olivia Dean and Amy Winehouse. The band features Tom Rizzo on guitar, Anne King on trumpet, Adam Cohen on bass, and Sinclair Lott on drums. An authentic Italian brunch is served with handcrafted specialties, along with premium wines, mimosas, and signature cocktails. Tickets are $25 per person, the full amount can be applied to food and drinks, and each reservation includes a guaranteed table.

Oscilloscope Laboratories presents CATVIDEOFEST 2026, a curated program of the latest and best cat videos, including submissions, sourced animations, music videos, and classic internet favorites. Local theaters partner with cat-focused charities and animal welfare groups, and a portion of ticket proceeds goes to cats in need.

Get ready for the 6th annual Solid Gold Pool Party, a big collaboration between Dirty Beetles and Loomiere.live. Expect two rooms, upgraded sound, and a lineup of DJs for a long, non-stop pool party day into the night. Dress in your finest gold looks from head to toe for a chance to shine. This is an in-person, paid event at Hotel Ziggy, and it’s for ages 21+.

The event will be held at Tiki B's, the tiki bar located in the basement of Barney's Beanery in Pasadena.

Head in the Clouds 2026 is a full festival day at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Doors open at 1:00 PM, and the show will run rain or shine with all ages welcome. Food and beverages are sold separately, there are no ins or outs, and the lineup and set times can change. A curfew of 11:00 PM applies on Saturday.

Designed for women who spend their days caring for everyone else, this intimate afternoon in Pasadena offers space to pause, breathe, and come back to yourself. The Anchored Experience, the inaugural gathering of Four Anchors Collective, is intentionally small with room for 30 participants and is created as an immersive experience rather than a conference or workshop. At moments, attendees will be encouraged to set aside their phones to quiet the noise and focus on what is present. The program is anchored by mind, body, spirit, and integration. Dr. Lori Ochoa, a behavioral sciences expert, guides an empowerment conversation that feels supportive and practical, offering strategies that fit real life without the pressure of a lecture. A physician with ConciergeMD, Dr. Resham Uttamchandani, shares insights on peptides and longevity, answers questions, and hosts a peptide shot bar where guests may sample options and notice how their bodies respond. A guided spiritual practice invites stillness without performance. Restorative yoga with Desiree Bourne provides gentle, grounding movement for those who rarely slow down. A closing ritual called The Release List helps translate insights into everyday routines so the benefits last beyond the gathering. Light, nourishing bites and beverages are provided, and participants receive an Anchored Experience Kit to extend the practice at home along with access to a private community for continued support. Suggested attire is neutral and comfortable, such as soft linens and earthy layers, with an emphasis on giving yourself permission to move slowly. Capacity is limited to 30 women. All ticket sales are final. The experience is educational and supportive and is not a substitute for medical advice, so personal health questions are best directed to a healthcare provider. Photography or video may be captured and shared by Four Anchors Collective. Hosted by Tatiana Vallejo, founder of Four Anchors Collective, in partnership with Dr. Lori Ochoa, Desiree Bourne, ConciergeMD, and Dr. Resham Uttamchandani.

District 4 comes to the Viper Room for a live show presented by Kelly McGarry. Doors open at 4:30 PM, and the program runs until late evening. The event is for ages 22+.

Dressy Bessy brings their indie jangle pop and rock sound to an evening show at Alex Theatre. The concert starts at 5:00 PM, with tickets available via Bandsintown (commissioned through Spotify).

Marking 45 years of the Atimonan Circle of Southern California, this anniversary gala brings the community together to honor the organization’s history and look ahead to a bright future. Enjoy an elegant evening with dinner and plenty of dancing at the Almansor Court Lakeview Room. Attire is formal or cocktail. Tickets are $75. Payments can be made by check payable to Atimonan Circle of Southern California, or via Zelle at jaimee.acsc@aol.com using the account name Atimonan Circle of Southern California. For information, contact Melinda Sarne at (323) 527-7774, Rutchie Parco at (818) 929-8022, Lolit Estrada at (213) 483-7554, or Amie Ursabia at (213) 324-2600.

Cal Plaza hosts an evening of movement and music as Pamyua shares Inuit rhythms interlaced with contemporary gospel, R&B, funk, and masked dance. The program begins with Insun Park & Generals, presenting a bold mix of rock, Korean traditional music, and masked dance. Both performances celebrate heritage while stretching creative boundaries, offering fresh perspectives on cultural traditions through sound and motion. Admission is free with RSVP on Eventbrite.

Settle in for an open air screening of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off as Cinema Under the Stars brings a free movie night to Westwood Village’s Broxton Plaza. Enjoy a lively pre-show scene with family friendly activities, community tabling, giveaways, and special activations from local organizations and brands. Bring blankets and low back lawn chairs, invite friends and family, and pick up favorite movie snacks from nearby Westwood Village businesses. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged to receive updates and reminders. Broxton Plaza is a pedestrian friendly gathering place in the heart of Westwood Village that hosts community events, live entertainment, outdoor dining, and cultural programming throughout the year.

A new second Saturday contra dance is launching at St. James' Episcopal Church in South Pasadena, no longer at the Women's Club, with parking available. An introductory lesson gets things started, followed by social dancing through the evening. All ages are welcome, whether brand new or experienced, and you do not need to bring a partner. Admission is a sliding scale of $20, with ages 30 and under at $10 and ages 18 and under free. Bring a friend and help support the bands and the dances as the community builds back. First and third Saturday events continue in Culver City.

[ { "description": "Starlight Bowl’s 2026 Back Under The Stars season brings live music to Burbank in an outdoor hillside amphitheater setting. The evening features The Fab Four, the Ultimate Tribute, an Emmy Award winning act celebrated for meticulous, note for note renditions of Beatles favorites. Audiences can look forward to classics like “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Yesterday,” “A Day In The Life,” “Twist And Shout,” “Here Comes The Sun,” and “Hey Jude.” The show includes three distinct

Enjoy a high-energy Beatles tribute with The Fab Four. This Emmy Award-winning group performs note-for-note favorites, bringing songs like “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Yesterday,” “A Day In The Life,” and “Hey Jude” to life with detailed costumes and authentic stage performances. Come ready for a great night of classic Beatles music at Starlight Bowl.

O.A.R. is coming to the Greek Theatre with Gavin DeGraw and Lisa Loeb. The show is listed to start at 6:30 PM local time.

Strange Case celebrates the new album, Gone For A While, with a release party at The Echo in Los Angeles. It is the band’s first headlining show in over two years, featuring a start-to-finish performance of the album along with additional songs. Exclusive merchandise and physical media will be available, and the night includes appearances from friends Windows and Eighth Ball.

Expect a high energy set from The Crosseyed, with frontman Jeff Malkin signaling a performance that will work up a sweat. The group marks its second album, Jeff's Got Your Number, with a show that blends rock and roll spirit with British rock influences and alt country tones. With a renowned backing band in tow, the sound aims to be driving and fresh from start to finish.

This Tour Won’t Save You features Anthony Green, whose unmistakable voice and songwriting have shaped his work with Circa Survive and as the original singer of Saosin, alongside a prolific solo path. His albums Avalon, Beautiful Things, Pixie Queen, and Boom. Done. reveal the breadth of his music outside the band setting. He is also part of The Sound of Animals Fighting and L.S. Dunes, which includes members of My Chemical Romance, Coheed and Cambria, and Thursday. With more than two decades of music behind him, the event highlights an enduring presence in modern alternative music.

Experience a rooftop night of live music as The Rayband returns to Visionarium Live Italian. After a long break and a successful previous appearance, the band brings a high energy set of classic favorites with a lively edge, perfect for an evening under the stars. The setting blends the venue’s Italian character with a Los Angeles vibe, creating an atmosphere made for great music and good company. Enjoy authentic Italian dishes and fine wine throughout the show. Tickets are $25 on Eventbrite and are fully redeemable for food and drinks during the event.

Marielle Kraft is performing live with William Hinson at The Peppermint Club in Los Angeles. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Catch Dylan Yong live at Troubadour in West Hollywood. The show also features performances by The Last Slice, maybe not safe, and Mandi Macias. Doors open in the evening with the performance scheduled for 7:00 PM.

Sterling Venues presents International Infinity Live, a globally livestreamed entertainment spectacular hosted by Jennifer Murphy GoGirl at the historic Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills. This family-friendly production blends music, comedy, theatrical storytelling, gaming culture, martial arts, fashion, and unexpected moments into one stage experience that celebrates imagination and limitless possibility. The inaugural edition launches International Infinity Day and sets the foundation for an annual worldwide tradition that encourages people to dream big, play big, and live without limits. Throughout the show, Jennifer Murphy GoGirl debuts new original songs and collaborations, performs Flyzone, the anthem she co-created with composer Georges Tomb for the feature film I Want To Be Neenja that was recorded with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra and Choir, and shares a remixed version of her viral hit I Want To Be Neenja. A fresh take on PAC MAN FEVER by Buckner & Garcia appears in a new music video with Sunny and the Black Pack. Additional performers include DJ Nuttalya, Victor Sally of Brazil with his band, the real-life superhero known as Zion, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu master Rigan Machado with elite Jiu Jitsu MMA fighters, and the colorful Youniquehorn troupe. Audiences will also meet GoGirl and the Eight Dwarfes, an original superhero team created for kids and families. Expect a multicultural, multigenerational mix of dance, comedy, immersive visuals, and striking theatrical moments, with special appearances woven throughout. Each segment builds toward themes of hope, courage, unity, and joy. In-person attendees can enjoy a Pink Carpet VIP experience at the Saban Theatre, while viewers around the world can watch through a premium livestream. Guests under 18 require an accompanying adult.

Enjoy a guided, mindful speed-dating experience designed to help singles connect beyond typical small talk. You’ll check in, get your dating materials, and start with an IceBreaker game, then the doors close and the event shifts into facilitated exercises and mini-dates. The evening is structured with a welcoming “container” so you can relax, have fun, and focus on authentic connection.

Los Angeles Football Club faces Deportivo Toluca F.C. in a Leagues Cup match at BMO Stadium. The stadium enforces a strict clear bag policy, and only bags that comply with the policy are permitted inside. Parking information is available from the stadium.

Panter Belico and Arley Perez unite for the En Pláticas Tour at Peacock Theater. This stop brings both artists together on one stage, sharing the spotlight in a single venue.

The Second Saturdays series with Jason Luckett and friends returns to Archetype Yoga with The Songs Made Us, a warm, personal celebration shaped like a life soundtrack. Inspired by the music that filled a family home and the records that sparked a musical path, this gathering focuses on connection, memory, and the songs that continue to comfort and guide. Performances feature Danette Christine & Rober Luis, Jeanne Newhall, Jami Lula, Jason Luckett, Joselyn & Don, J Ramada, Mary Scholz, Robbie McDonald, Ruthann Friedman, Sara Melson, Stefanie Naifeh & JP, Steve Key, Willie Aron, and possibly more, with dance by Haize Hawke and Hilary Thomas. Expect tributes that may draw from beloved songbooks and shared influences, spanning Burt Bacharach and the Beatles to Jimmy Webb, Paul Williams, Paul Simon, Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Nina Simone, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Elton John, and Pete Townshend, as well as the teenage lifelines of Elvis Costello, Billy Bragg, and The Smiths, and the artists many hold in common such as Earth, Wind & Fire, Bob Marley, Joni Mitchell, Rickie Lee Jones, Bill Withers, and especially Stevie Wonder. Most guests will offer one song while Jason contributes a few, all aiming for a musical embrace and a tribute to the writers who inspire. This is a pay-what-you-can event supporting the musicians and the series, with suggested contributions of $25 for entry, $35 for supporters, $50 for patrons who help sustain the music and space, and $10 for students or those with limited income.

Little Feat is performing at The United Theater on Broadway. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are available through AXS.

Catch an elevated stand-up comedy show featuring comics who have appeared on major TV networks like HBO, Netflix, Comedy Central, and late night shows. Doors open 30 minutes before the performance, and there is a no-drink minimum. The venue is set up as “The Main Room,” with free parking available in the lot and a location right at the 26th Street/Bergamot Station Metro stop.

INQUISITIVE is a night out at Avalon Hollywood. The event is for ages 21 and up, with entry following local and state health guidelines. Ticket sales are final.

Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA is screening The Hangover (2009). This 16+ event follows three friends as they try to piece together what happened during a chaotic bachelor party, from finding a baby in the closet to searching for their missing best friend, Doug. Catch the movie outdoors as they scramble to get things back on track.

Celebrate The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a live shadowcast that performs alongside the film, turning the screening into an interactive experience. Costumes, props, dancing, shouting, and classic callbacks are encouraged. A preshow sets the tone before the movie begins. This long-running tradition has entertained audiences since 1987.

A calming, beginner friendly tai chi class in Culver City is offered by a local nonprofit that has served the community for more than a decade. Sessions take place on the grass at Dr. Paul Carlson Park and focus on graceful, meditative movement to support physical health, emotional well-being, and a sense of inner quiet. Instruction follows the Yang style with thoughtful modifications that emphasize balance and fall prevention, and the pace welcomes newcomers who are building skills step by step. Parking is free, no yoga mat is needed, and classes are cancelled in rainy weather. Dress for current conditions and plan to hydrate afterward. Friends and family are welcome. Anyone who is pregnant or managing injuries or medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional before participating. These beginner classes are free, and optional donations help sustain the program.

Enjoy free group workouts that pair mat based Pilates with cardio training for a balanced, full body session in a welcoming setting.

Create an imaginary creature at a hands-on family workshop that uses mix and match block printing to layer dreamy imagery inspired by Odilon Redon. Personalize your artwork with color, or convert it into a playful handheld fan. All materials are provided. Family programs are free and do not require tickets, but the Center uses timed entry reservations, and parking has a fee. Make it a picnic by bringing a blanket or towel and your own food. To protect the grounds and collections, please leave folding chairs, glass containers, metal cutlery, and alcohol at home.

An Arabic Calligraphy class and exhibition invites participants to explore the elegance, history, and enduring artistry of classical Arabic script. This immersive experience provides an opportunity to build fundamental techniques while gaining a deeper appreciation for the art’s rich traditions. Registration is required to participate, which helps ensure materials and supplies are prepared for all attendees.

Pardon My French! Brunch at LouLou Santa Monica adds a spirited twist to the classic brunch experience. Named by Tasting Table magazine among the 14 Best Buffet Brunches in the USA, it offers an anything-but-ordinary way to enjoy mid-day dining.

Riviera Brunch at Azur Beverly Hills channels the spirit of the French Riviera in a bright, Mediterranean-inspired setting. The experience features upbeat entertainment, seasonal dishes prepared fresh, and carefully crafted cocktails that create a festive atmosphere. Presented as a new ritual at Azur, it blends lively energy with coastal flavors for a memorable brunch.

Bring your instrument (or just come listen) to an outdoor, all-ages bluegrass jam at George Izay Park. It’s a friendly meetup near the Joslyn Adult Center, happening on a regular Sunday schedule, and players of all skill levels are welcome. Parking is available nearby, and the jam is scheduled for the afternoon window listed for this date. Check in at the green checkmark when you arrive.

Head to a Second Sundays Old Time Americana all-ages performance and community jam with folk music from around the world. Bring an instrument or just come to sing along, strum, and clap. Guest musicians will share traditional songs and rhythms, with Natalie Brejcha leading the music, plus Tom Moose and the Scotti Old Time Family String Band.

LA Jazz Festival brings its Jazz in the Park series to Lafayette Park for a free outdoor concert experience. As part of a 24-show program in parks across the Los Angeles region, it showcases top-tier sounds spanning jazz, soul, hip hop, and more in a welcoming community setting. Bring a blanket and relax in the open air while enjoying live music. Admission is free with RSVP, and confirmed reservations are required for entry. Artist lineup will be announced.

LA Jazz Festival brings its Jazz in the Park series to Penmar Park with a performance by the African Rhythms Alumni Quintet. This concert is part of a free, 24-show program that brings top-tier music to parks across the Los Angeles area, spanning jazz, soul, hip hop, and more. Expect a relaxed outdoor setting where you can spread a blanket, gather with friends and family, and enjoy live music in the open air. Admission is free with an RSVP, and a confirmation is required for entry.

Family Day in Highland Park offers food, arcade gaming, and family friendly fun. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade will donate a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation to children in hospitals through the power of video games and the gaming community.

Shop for curated local handmade goods, art, and vintage finds at the Makers Hive Market, a free, family-friendly pop-up vendor market at Santa Monica Place. You can browse from 35+ local makers and small businesses, enjoy live music throughout the day, and bring your pet along. The event is held in the Center Plaza area.

Join BÜNDA for a donation-based fitness class where your effort directly supports the Elevate Artists Foundation. The class is designed to help fund scholarships, training, and career development for emerging young dancers who may not otherwise have access to professional opportunities.

Enjoy a calming, creative coloring session for kids and adults together. This family-friendly program focuses on mindfulness and self-expression while you color and unwind in a relaxing community setting. All supplies are provided, and the event takes place in the Community Room.

A relaxed weekly dinner-brunch that blends good food, creative energy, and friendly company. The focus is conversation, new connections, and a spark of inspiration throughout the meal. RSVP to get a confirmation and hold a place.

An outdoor sunset dance social with ocean views brings together RnB Zouk Flow, Bachata Sensual, and West Coast Swing in Santa Monica, presented by Zouk LA, established in 2013 by Orlan Mat. Expect smooth remix beats and a balanced music rotation with BachaZouk at 50 percent and RnB Zouk and WCS at 50 percent. Free parking is available. A multi style lesson opens the event, focusing on RnB Zouk Flow fusion that connects with Bachata Sensual and WCS, and it includes an optional introduction to the International Zouk Day annual choreography. As the sun sets, the social continues with RnB Zouk Flow, Bachata Sensual, and WCS, guided by DJ Cal Z. A raffle adds extra excitement, offering a chance to win a Full Pass to a Memorial Day weekend dance congress with workshops, social dancing, and a live concert linked to the LA World Salsa Festival to be announced, featuring Orlan Mat and BachaZouk Workshop, who have taught in over 60 worldwide major SBKZ dance congresses and on dance cruises.

Beach Yoga Life is expanding its teaching team with Afreen guiding a sunset beach session. Expect a grounded, soulful practice that blends gentle music, flowing movement, and yin-inspired stillness to melt stress and reconnect with the rhythm of the shore. It is a soothing way to wrap up the weekend. Wear layers, and bring a large towel or blanket, a mat, and water. Look for the rainbow-colored tent to find the group. A suggested donation of 15 to 20 dollars is appreciated, and participants are encouraged to arrive with an open heart and leave feeling renewed.

One World (R)evolution takes the stage at Whisky A Go-Go alongside Bloodbather, The Requiem, Deliverance, and On Water. Also known as OW(R), the band appears as part of a multi-artist lineup at this storied venue.

At The Mayan Theater, a captivating stage mystery unfolds in a musical inspired by the story of Pedro Navaja. Live musicians, pulse-raising choreography, and a cast of memorable characters move the action forward, with each song revealing fresh clues. Mystery, music, passion, and betrayal drive the narrative as secrets surface and the truth stays just out of reach. Blending the charge of a concert with the storytelling of musical theater and a social atmosphere, this production keeps the suspense building right up to the final curtain.

A young Viking defies tradition by befriending a dragon, and together they work to protect both of their worlds. The movie is presented in high definition while the musical score is performed live in sync with the film at the Hollywood Bowl. How to Train Your Dragon is a 2010 DreamWorks Animation production. Program and performers may change, pricing and availability are subject to change, ticket limits may apply, and all sales are final.

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind and Fire come together for a live concert at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.

Los Angeles sets the stage for a night of iconic music, big production, and wall to wall singalongs. Lionel Richie brings beloved hits with plenty of feeling, while Earth, Wind & Fire delivers grooves that get the entire arena moving. Expect tender "Hello" moments that resonate, followed by a "September" burst that turns the Intuit Dome into a full on celebration. Arriving early is recommended, since LA crowds bring strong energy from the start. Dressing for a night out and bringing friends who love to sing every chorus will match the vibe.

This high-energy night of stand-up blends a lively party atmosphere with sharp hosting and a DJ keeping the room buzzing. Staged at the Laugh Factory on the Sunset Strip, the showcase pairs well-known comedians with rising stars from major networks, and the lineup stays under wraps so every performance feels like a fresh surprise. Past unannounced drop-ins have included Kevin Hart, Deon Cole, Bill Burr, Marlon Wayans, Ali Wong, and Tracy Morgan. Celebrity sightings in the crowd have ranged from Beyonce and Jay Z to Usher, Rihanna, ASAP Rocky, Nelly, Justin Bieber, Anderson Paak, and J Cole. Expect an electric room and a dressed-to-impress scene, with laughter at the center of it all.

Get ready for a night of comedy with Harland Williams at The Upstairs in Los Angeles. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

A high energy singalong unfolds after the Venice Electric Light Parade reaches the pier. The procession travels from Venice to California Roadhouse on the Santa Monica Pier, where the celebration continues with live rock band karaoke. The kickoff has been postponed, and the venue is preparing for its opening on the pier so the post parade party can begin once the parade concludes.

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind and Fire perform together in concert at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. The event brings both acts to one stage for a showcase of live music.

Catch Faouzia live for an evening of electropop and alternative hits at the Fonda Theatre. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the show starts at 8:00 PM.

The Lucky performs live at Moroccan Lounge. The announcement highlights their new song Say It’s Me and references Girl Next Door, Reckless, Sweet Talker, Better Days, Hold Your Breath, and One Step.