Free events in Inglewood, CA

IAABE 2026, the International Asian American Business Expo, brings together business owners, entrepreneurs, chamber leaders, consulates, sponsors, exhibitors, delegates, and community partners for a two day program focused on meaningful connections and real growth. Now in its third year, the expo has expanded in scale and ambition, with robust networking, exhibitor showcases, participation from chambers and consulates, and opportunities for sponsor recognition and brand visibility. Participants can take part with a Free Expo Pass or by engaging as Exhibitors, Delegates, or Sponsors, all aimed at building new partnerships and strengthening a vibrant Asian American business community. Hosted by COFACC, the Coalition of Filipino American Chambers of Commerce, the gathering takes place at the Torrance Marriott Redondo Beach.

A free opening night in Leimert Park launches the LA Jazz Festival with performances by Lalah Hathaway and Chief Adjuah, plus more live music, art and food. Founded by Martin Ludlow, the 17 day festival is presented as a major cultural and civic celebration of jazz that intends to make the entire city its stage. It aims to welcome about 250,000 attendees, help generate significant regional economic activity and uplift minority and women owned businesses, guided by a strong commitment to social justice and environmental responsibility. Its long term goal is to become the world’s third biggest international jazz festival and the largest Black owned jazz festival to date.

Jazz in the Park welcomes Cameron Graves to Edward Vincent Park for an outdoor performance. This stop is part of a free, 24 concert series presented in parks across the Los Angeles area, celebrating sounds from jazz and soul to hip hop in community green spaces. Admission is free, and a confirmed RSVP is required for entry. Settle in on the grass with friends and family and enjoy live music in the open air.

Country Night turns Keegan's Sports Bar & Grill into a friendly spot for line dancing, featuring lessons led by Ghost Town Dancing. After the instructional portion, the floor stays open for more dancing and time to relax with others. Everyone is welcome regardless of experience, and you do not need a partner. Entry is free, with happy hour offerings and food available to round out the night.