Events in Los Angeles, CA

Awareness is the foundation of suicide prevention. Now in its 11th year, this hybrid conference focuses on building practical skills that help participants recognize warning signs, offer support to individuals in crisis, and nurture healing within the community. It brings people together around education and action with the shared aim of reducing suicide and fostering hope.

Experience an open water swim in the coastal waters off Cabrillo Beach, with scenic views of Pt. Fermin and Catalina Island. Hosted by the Rotary Club of San Pedro, the event features two race distances: a 750 meter course and a 1 mile course. Proceeds support youth scholarships and community outreach programs and services.

Learn guitar at Lluvia y Fuego Mariachi Academy in a welcoming class that covers chords, rhythm, and songs. This class is designed for beginners and open to all skill levels. Space is limited, and reservations can be made by calling 818-425-0757.

Enjoy a community book sale where members of the Friends of Venice Library are admitted before the general public, with the sale opening to everyone afterward. Memberships are available online or at the door, and no library card is required to attend events at the library.

Franklin Village buzzes with layered stories of offbeat spirituality, culture, the music industry, the movies, architecture, and true crime, all intertwined in a uniquely Hollywood tale. This immersive walking tour traces these threads through the lives of colorful figures and through moments of faith, folly, fantasy, and heartbreak that have shaped this beautiful and historic pocket of Los Angeles. The route begins at the hillside Hindu ashram at Vedanta, associated with English writers Christopher Isherwood and Aldous Huxley during the period when the Hollywood Freeway split the neighborhood, then moves into the flats and climbs again. Along the way, it travels from heightened consciousness to darker chapters, pairing graceful buildings and landscapes with real and imagined noir narratives that often surprise even longtime locals. Stops include the Parva Sed Apartments tied to Nathanael West’s The Day of the Locust, the Chateau Alto Nido seen in Sunset Boulevard, the location of a high profile police raid that inspired Jack Webb to create Dragnet, a nightmarish tale involving a Capitol Record co-worker run amok, City Hall gadflies, torched landmarks, lost restaurants, the crimes of a serial killer who hunted close to home, and a visit to the Monastery of the Angels, a nearly century old Dominican community now entering a new chapter following suppression by the Vatican. The experience is illustrated with rare photographs viewable on a smartphone and has been featured in VERA, Virgin Atlantic’s in-flight magazine, in the Lost Angeles feature.

A beginner-friendly Tai Chi session with ocean views introduces the Yang Style with gentle modifications that support balance and help prevent falls. Guided by Sierra Holistic Collective, the practice focuses on calming the mind, easing stress, and nurturing overall well-being through smooth, meditative movement. The group practices on grass near the shoreline, creating a peaceful setting for learning at a comfortable pace. No yoga mat is needed, and there is ample free parking. If it rains, class is canceled. Participants are encouraged to dress for the weather and to hydrate after the session. Those with medical conditions, injuries, or who are pregnant should consult a healthcare professional in advance. Offered at no cost by a nonprofit, with optional donations appreciated to sustain the program. An online step-by-step course is available for beginners and complements the movements covered in the park. Friends and family are welcome. This community has served San Pedro for more than a decade.

Presented in 70mm as part of a DC Superheroes series, this screening features Patty Jenkins in person. The story follows Diana, an Amazon princess raised on a secluded island, who ventures into the wider world after an American pilot crashes nearby and describes a sweeping war. Convinced she can help stop the threat, she joins the fight, discovers the full extent of her abilities, and steps into the destiny that will make her a celebrated hero.

Experience an evening of trail running on the scenic paths of Griffith Park at the Los Angeles Sunset Relays and 5K. Teams can take on a 10 mile relay in groups of four, with each runner covering the same loop before handing off the baton, or in pairs, where each teammate completes two loops. Solo runners can choose the 5K, a route designed to be approachable for newcomers and satisfying for seasoned trail athletes. Expect sweeping skyline views and panoramas that include Griffith Park, the LA River, and Glendale as the sun dips low. Support on course includes clearly marked routes, chip timing, aid stations staffed with medical professionals, and an energetic volunteer crew. Every participant receives a premium gender specific short sleeve shirt that features the names of all teams, a distinctive finisher medal, a custom bib, free downloadable photos, and finish line fruit, snacks, refreshments, and full body wipes. Live music and a food truck add to the atmosphere. Event highlights include sponsor prizes for the top three relay teams, special captain and anchor badges for last leg relay runners, awards for overall and age grade winners in the 5K, and a trophy for the relay team with the most spirited name. Flexible deferral and transfer options are available, and participants also get access to an exclusive Los Angeles Sunset Trail Run sale at Fleet Feet Burbank.

Lettuce brings the Cook Tour to The Bellwether. An optional upgrade to the Looking Glass Lounge is available at checkout, offering a preferred stage-adjacent standing room section on the balcony level of the Main Room and access to the lounge starting 30 minutes before the show and continuing throughout. The upgrade also provides a dedicated premier entrance, a private bar serving exclusive beers, liquors and specialty drinks with a complimentary grazing table, and private bathrooms. The Bellwether is a cashless venue, so plan payment methods in advance. Tickets have a delivery delay that lifts 24 hours before show time. Sales include an artist presale, a venue presale, and a public onsale. For venue guidelines and what to know before you go, check the venue’s website.

Walk the red carpet in Hollywood for a glamorous movie premiere with a star-studded atmosphere. Enjoy a cocktail hour hosted by Bossa Nova Restaurants. The event takes place at Harmony Gold Theater. Tickets are available.

CASIOPEA brings a special CITY POP WAVES live show to The Wiltern, open to attendees of all ages. Everyone, including children, must have a ticket to enter. Please note that schedules and any supporting performers may change. A bag policy applies. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are permitted, and every bag will be inspected at entry. Bags that are not transparent may be subject to additional screening. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with presales offered through Live Nation, VIP, and Citi cardmember options, including a preferred ticket allotment.

Experience the vibrant pulse of cumbia at an upbeat night filled with live tunes and plenty of time on the dance floor. A local cumbia band drives the rhythm while a DJ keeps the momentum going between sets. This event welcomes all ages.

Presented by Goldenvoice, Naomi Sharon brings the No Sleep in Paradise Tour to the Fonda Theatre. This concert is open to all ages.

Nine-time Grammy nominee Tierney Sutton returns to Catalina Jazz Club in Hollywood with a program honoring the music of Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Praised by The New York Times as a serious artist who elevates the form, she is known for a remarkable voice, inventive approaches to the Great American Songbook, and an instrumental command of phrasing. Sutton has headlined Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and the Hollywood Bowl, and she has earned a Grammy nomination for every project she released over the past decade. This engagement highlights her storytelling and musicianship as she salutes the Bergmans’ songs in a jazz club setting.

Goldenvoice hosts a live set from Conrad Taylor. Admission is limited to ages 18 and up. Attendees should have a physical, government-issued photo ID for entry when required and to purchase alcohol. School IDs, expired IDs, digital IDs, and photos or photocopies will not be accepted.

Big Gigantic presents a 360-degree show featuring a special guest appearance by STELLER.

The World Cumbia Festival at Windward Plaza in Venice Beach, Los Angeles celebrates music, dance, food, culture, and community. Vendor opportunities include food vendors, artisans, clothing and jewelry brands, Latin cultural products, community booths, desserts and specialty drinks, and creative or lifestyle brands. Space for vendors is limited.

This weekly, complimentary fitness class takes place on the turf at Broxton Plaza in Westwood Village and features a blend of mat-based Pilates and cardio for a balanced, full-body session.

WAFFLES MAKE ME HAPPY is a Sunday brunch at PRANK in downtown Los Angeles. The weekly series centers on waffles and a fun brunch atmosphere in DTLA. RSVP is free, and kids are welcome.

Family Day brings a weekly celebration to Highland Park with good food, classic arcade play, and fun for all ages every Sunday. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity organization that creates recreation for children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Tangent Productions presents SoCal Reggae: The Cool Vibes Sessions at The Mayan, bringing four bands together for a night of roots and island-inspired sounds. Tomorrows Bad Seeds opens with a fusion of hip hop, punk, reggae, rock, and soul shaped by South Bay surf and street culture. Through the Roots follows with pop-reggae crafted between San Diego and Hawaii. Long Beach Dub Allstars then deliver a blend of reggae, rock, ska, hip hop, hard dub, and soul. Katchafire closes the show, an all Maori group from Kirikiriroa in Aotearoa known for classic roots reggae mixed with RnB, funk, dancehall, and pop grooves. Ticket options include limited early bird general admission standing at $40, general admission standing at $50, day of show general admission standing at $65, VIP balcony seats at $70, and day of show VIP balcony seats at $90. Balcony seating is limited and offered in order of arrival, and early arrival is recommended. VIP booth reservations are available by calling 213-746-4674. For vendor opportunities email Tangentproductions3@gmail.com. This 21 and over event features a full bar and a dance floor.

Bluesman Bernie Pearl brings together a blues showcase featuring Boogie Woogie Hall of Fame pianist Carl Sonny Leyland, vocalist Tracey Hart, vocalist and guitarist Kee Eso Pitchford, and harmonica player RJ Mischo. The band includes Ray Bailey on guitar, Elizabeth Hangan on bass, and Albert Trepagnier Jr on drums and vocals. Supported by Creative West and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Cre8tive Sundays is a laid-back weekly dinner-brunch that brings together good food, creative energy, and welcoming company. It offers space for easy conversation, meaningful connections, and moments of inspiration around the table. Held every Sunday, it highlights community and creativity in a comfortable setting.

Lucy Dacus returns for a collaboration with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. Three years after performing alongside boygenius bandmates Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, the singer and songwriter presents music from her album Forever is a Feeling along with additional selections. Rolling Stone has lauded the album as her most intimate work to date.

CASIOPEA brings a special live show to The Wiltern under the CITY POP WAVES banner in Los Angeles. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for each person. Supporting acts may change. A bag policy is in effect, allowing bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" with mandatory inspection at entry, and non-clear bags are subject to extra screening. Ticket listings include Public Onsale and Citi Cardmember Preferred options.

Heart Trio brings together William Parker, Cooper-Moore, and Hamid Drake, three deeply connected figures in creative music whose collaboration spans decades. Their performances are wholly improvised, forming music in the moment with an aim toward healing and centering. The trio draws on ancestral African and Eastern currents as well as instruments they build themselves, seeking a flow that evokes earth, sky, and moving water. The group’s sound world is shaped by Parker on guembri, shakuhachi, duduk, and bamboo flutes, Cooper-Moore on his hand-built ashimba, bass diddley-bow, fretless banjo, and mouth-bow, and Drake on frame drum as a primary voice alongside drums and percussion. Their debut recording together was met with wide praise, and on stage they extend that spirit into music attuned to sunrise and sunset, more spiritual than physical in its restorative intent. William Parker is a prolific composer, bassist, multi-instrumentalist, writer, and poet with hundreds of recording credits and a reputation for sustained innovation across small ensembles and large groups, often integrating instruments gathered from around the world. Cooper-Moore is a composer-improviser, educator, and renowned builder of instruments such as the ashimba, bass diddley-bow, horizontal hoe-handle harp, three-string fretless banjo, and electric mouth-bow. A pivotal figure in New York’s Loft Jazz era, he co-founded Apogee with David S. Ware and later joined Parker’s In Order To Survive, and he has been honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at Vision Festival. Hamid Drake is celebrated for spiritually grounded drumming that embraces jazz language alongside North and West African idioms, Indian influences, reggae, Caribbean, and Latin American rhythms. Often playing frame drum with his hands to shape distinctive patterns, he has collaborated with artists including Don Cherry, Peter Brötzmann, Pharoah Sanders, Archie Shepp, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Yusef Lateef, David Murray, Bill Laswell, Misha Mengelberg, and William Parker.

The Los Angeles Philharmonic performs at the Hollywood Bowl, bringing orchestral music to the open air with city views and the venue’s distinctive acoustics. The setting is inseparable from the music, creating an experience where place and performance come together.

Nine-time Grammy Award nominee Tierney Sutton returns to Catalina Jazz Club with a program that honors the songs of Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Her connection to the lyricists runs deep, having served as their demo singer and often being the first to give voice to new works beginning in 2002, and she has performed with Alan Bergman on this stage. The evening centers on love and finely crafted lyrics, presented by a vocalist praised by the New York Times as an artist who lifts the music to a higher level. Sutton is known for her impeccable tone, imaginative storytelling, and the way she uses her voice with instrumental clarity. Her credits include headlining at Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, and Jazz at Lincoln Center, along with acclaimed recordings that explore themes like desire and the pursuit of happiness, plus tributes to Bill Evans, Frank Sinatra, Sting, and Joni Mitchell. She also collaborated with Clint Eastwood and the Tierney Sutton Band on the film Sully, contributing lyrics to the end title song Flying Home. Beyond the stage, she is an experienced studio vocal producer and educator who has taught at USC’s Thornton School of Music and led the vocal department at the Los Angeles College of Music, and she has mentored singers including Gretchen Parlato and Sara Gazarek.

Goldenvoice brings The Motel Hell Tour to The Roxy Theatre with a performance by Cheerleader Roadkill. This event welcomes attendees of any age.

A monthly celebration of Orson Welles presents Citizen Kane, the audacious 1941 debut that transformed film storytelling with daring narrative and striking visual craft. The feature returns to the big screen, paired with little known stories and fresh insights in a live conversation. Filmmaker Stanley Sheff, an editor and collaborator who worked with Welles on his last completed work, shares firsthand perspective on the artist and the production. Set in a historic Beverly Hills theater, the program offers a classic screening alongside an in depth talk that highlights Welles’ legacy and the film’s lasting impact.

Explore forensic psychology with Dr. Debra Warner, Psy.D., in a live installment of The Criminal Mind Live! Lecture Series that examines the psychology of serial killers. Dr. Warner, a leading expert in criminal behavior, trauma, and offender profiling, explains how professionals study violent offenders, what drives them, how patterns emerge, and what research reveals about motive, impulse, and decision making. Created for a broad audience, the presentation sets aside myth and media portrayals in favor of a clear, research grounded view of the criminal mind. Drawing on real cases, clinical work, and decades of study, Dr. Warner describes how investigators and psychologists recognize behavioral red flags, trace offender pathways, and evaluate risk. A small number of case images with graphic content will appear strictly for educational and clinical context. A trigger warning will be given in advance, and anyone may step out during those brief sections if they prefer. Ideal for those interested in psychology, criminology, or human behavior, this session offers an evening of thoughtful forensic insight presented with clarity, depth, and respect for the subject.

Learn the essentials of espresso in a hands-on workshop that explores coffee quality, brewing methods with machine instruction, milk steaming and latte basics, and proper cleaning techniques. Guided practice with an expert is included so you can apply each step with confidence. Participants receive a certificate and enjoy beverages and Sicilian snacks. Ideal for beginners, new baristas, and coffee enthusiasts.

At the Hollywood Bowl, Squeeze, Adam Ant, and The English Beat come together for a celebration of classic 80s pop, with sing along favorites including Tempted, Cool for Cats, Goody Two Shoes, Stand and Deliver, and Mirror in the Bathroom. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and nostalgic energy throughout the show. Artists, programming, schedules, prices, and availability may change, purchase limits may be in effect, and all sales are final.

Al Di Meola appears with his acoustic ensemble to present The Guitarchitect, a thoughtfully crafted program that spans five decades of music, blends immersive visuals with storytelling, and traces the evolution of his singular sound. The concert highlights a career defined by precision, passion, and a synthesis of jazz, rock, Latin, Mediterranean, and global traditions shaped by rhythmic sophistication and lyrical design. A GRAMMY winner with Miles Davis and BBC lifetime honors, multiple Guitar Player Best Guitarist awards, and long standing recognition in DownBeat reader polls, Di Meola’s influence reaches from his early breakthrough with Chick Corea’s Return to Forever to a landmark solo catalog that includes Land of the Midnight Sun, Elegant Gypsy, Casino, Splendido Hotel, Electric Rendezvous, and Scenario. His famed acoustic collaboration with Paco de Lucía and John McLaughlin yielded Friday Night in San Francisco, a best selling instrumental recording that redefined expectations for the acoustic guitar. His concert work often converses with major composers, reflecting the spirit of Astor Piazzolla and offering refined reinterpretations of Lennon and McCartney, all filtered through his own harmonic and rhythmic language. Recent tours have reshaped the live experience into a cinematic journey where music, visuals, and narrative form a cohesive arc. This appearance honors the past, speaks to the present, and looks ahead to what is still to come.

A VIP Balcony option is available and includes balcony access along with an official SHP LA '96 commemorative trucker hat. Tickets are offered through both a presale and a public on sale.

Blue Collar Working Dog hosts an affordable mobile pet clinic on select Sundays, with no appointment required. Walk in with dogs secured on leashes and cats traveling in carriers. Services include vaccinations, microchipping, flea medication, and more. Pricing information is available on the clinic’s website, and questions can be directed to 1-800-988-VETS.

Experience Armenian musical heritage as the Nurwind Duduk Quartet brings the soulful voice of the duduk to the Center for Armenian Arts. The program honors timeless traditions with cherished works alongside contemporary interpretations. Core artists Vahan Avetisyan, Mher Mnatsakanyan, Armen Adamian, and Tigran Avetisyan are joined by guest performers Albert Ordinyan on percussion and vocalists Haykuhi Babakhanyan and Petros Petrosyan, creating a richly layered sound. Whether Armenian music is familiar or new, this concert offers an evening of skilled artistry, cultural celebration, and heartfelt expression. Tickets are $48.75 and $69.50. Complimentary parking is available for 90 minutes.

An engaging conversation about The Bones of the Story by Carol Goodman is held in the circle area in front of Star Cafe, just outside the shop. Those unable to attend in person may email their thoughts to be shared with the group. Copies for the club are available in print and, when possible, in e-book and digital audiobook formats.

Presented by Goldenvoice, Melanie C performs at the Fonda Theatre as part of her world tour. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Love Flamenco World Tour brings the raw energy, emotion, and spirit of traditional flamenco to the United States in a one-of-a-kind stage experience. Honoring a form recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the performance weaves powerful song, guitar, and dance. The company is led by Antonio “El Turry”, an award-winning and internationally recognized voice in contemporary flamenco, together with guitarist Marcos de Silvia, a rising talent and recent recipient of the Grammy Scholarship from the Paco de Lucía Foundation, and dancers Fuensanta Blanco and Vero La India, admired for strength, grace, and purity. They are joined by Sevillian singer Iván Carpio, noted for depth and tradition, Miguel “El Cheyenne”, a master of rhythm and handclapping, and dancer Ricardo Fernández “El Tete”, an emerging star with a solid track record in Spain’s leading flamenco venues. The result is a sensory journey to the heart of flamenco that invites the audience to feel its intensity, take part in its rhythms, and experience music, dance, and emotion in full.

Ethno Colors, a contemporary folk ensemble from Armenia, brings its vibrant sound to the Alex Theatre in Glendale in a concert honoring the 157th birthday of Komitas Vardapet, the renowned composer and ethnomusicologist who devoted his life to safeguarding Armenian music. Expect traditional instruments and folk melodies, thoughtful reimaginings of Komitas’s timeless works, and inventive arrangements that connect tradition with the present. Presented by Armenian Arts, an organization committed to celebrating and preserving Armenian arts, music, and heritage across California and beyond, this tribute highlights the depth and spirit of Armenia’s cultural legacy.

This conference delves into the history and breadth of the Black built environment in both tangible and imagined forms. It considers how this idea intersects with photography, architecture, urban planning, and visual culture, highlighting ways artists have reimagined space while engaging spiritual and ritual continuities of the African diaspora. Conversations focus on artistic contributions to memory, the visual heritage of Black townships, and the stakes of conceived and designed spaces. The program fosters research linking modern and contemporary visual and structural approaches, foregrounding the bold presence of Black-built environments across politics, architecture, art, film, music, migrations, and global contexts.

Guests of all ages are welcome at this phone-free performance that encourages a real, unplugged experience. On arrival, staff will secure your device in a lockable pouch that you keep with you during the event. If you need to use your phone, visit the clearly marked Phone Use Areas in the lobby or concourse to unlock it. Bars and merchandise locations may operate cashless, so consider bringing a physical credit card in case your mobile wallet is not accessible. Premier Parking vouchers become valid prior to doors opening, and early access to on-site parking is not guaranteed. Schedules and supporting acts are subject to change without notice.

Jack White brings a live performance to The Hollywood Palladium. All ages are welcome. This is a phone-free event designed to keep everyone present in the moment, and phones are not permitted inside the performance area. When you arrive, staff will secure your device in a lockable pouch that you keep with you. If you need to use your phone, visit the clearly marked phone-use areas in the lobby or concourse to unlock it. Bars and merchandise counters may operate cashless, so plan to have a physical credit card available if you cannot access your mobile wallet. Supporting acts can change without notice.

Social Distortion appears at The Hollywood Palladium for an all ages show. Plans can shift, so the schedule and any supporting acts may change without notice. The Vinyl Room will be open. Premier Parking vouchers are tied to door opening, and early on-site parking access is not guaranteed. Onsale options include a general public release along with artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales. Venue upgrades are available.

Goldenvoice presents Spafford at The Roxy Theatre for an all ages performance that leans into fearless improvisation and expansive, spontaneous jams. The quartet is recognized for onstage chemistry that turns every set into a one of a kind journey, pulling from a wide range of inspirations that span 90s alternative radio, Steely Dan, and The Crystal Method. Their reputation includes countless sold out headline dates and prominent appearances at major festivals such as Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival and Firefly Music Festival. The band’s latest album, Cat Shop, is available on streaming services, with a double vinyl and CD also offered. The vinyl edition includes exclusive demos and a special Fire Alarm Jam available only on that format.

All ages are welcome for this show. Details and supporting acts are subject to change without notice. Premier Parking vouchers are valid prior to doors opening for the event, and early on-site parking access is not guaranteed. Experience upgrades are available. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales.

Max Amini takes the stage with a fresh set that showcases his quick wit, energetic delivery, and playful takes on everyday life. Since beginning his career in Los Angeles in 2002, he has built a worldwide following as a headliner, and this show reflects that dynamic presence. Age requirement is 13 and up. Presented at the Dolby Theatre.

Max Amini brings a high-energy stand-up show to the Dolby Theatre, featuring fresh material delivered with his signature wit and charm. Since launching his career in Los Angeles in 2002, he has connected with audiences around the world, and this performance dives into life’s absurd moments for continuous laughs. Age requirement is 13+.

Conclusion, presented by HMG the Company, a professional dance company from Los Angeles directed by Hannah Gallagher, takes the stage at the Alex Theatre in Glendale as the company’s third annual production. The program offers an evening of dance suitable for families, pairing bold imagery with emotionally resonant movement. It is crafted to spark inspiration in dancers, teachers, choreographers, and creatives of every age.

Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili marks its 80th anniversary with an anniversary tour appearance at the Alex Theatre in Glendale. The program brings together signature dances from across eight decades, highlighting the company’s most celebrated moments. More than a typical performance, it unfolds as a two-hour narrative of perseverance, hardship, and the bravery of the Georgian people. Vivid costumes, exhilarating choreography, and a live Georgian orchestra combine with the dancers’ unmistakable intensity to create a stage experience recognized around the world.

This free, family-friendly street festival in the heart of San Pedro's Little Italy features entertainment and a wide array of food and merchandise vendors. Organized by the Little Italy of Los Angeles Association in collaboration with Council District # 15, it kicks off Italian-American Heritage Month and spotlights Italian culture. After welcoming more than 30,000 attendees last year, this edition promises to be even bigger and better. The afternoon celebrates community with a welcoming atmosphere where newcomers can feel like part of the Italian-American family.

At The Alex Theatre, the celebrated Georgian National Ballet, Sukhishvili, presents a performance honoring its 80th anniversary. This milestone is part of a broader slate of performances, exhibitions, and related events around the world that invite audiences to discover the company’s legacy and recognize an ensemble widely seen as a cultural emblem of Georgia. On stage, the production remains rooted in traditional Georgian dance while embracing fresh ideas, showcasing intricate, athletic movement, vivid costumes, and storytelling that propels each scene.

Part of the 2nd Sunday 70mm series, this 70mm presentation showcases David Lean’s acclaimed epic about T.E. Lawrence. Peter O’Toole portrays a British officer sent to Arabia in 1917 who rises to lead the Arab revolt against the Turks. As he becomes more immersed in local life, his loyalties grow divided. Omar Sharif, Alec Guinness, and Anthony Quinn co-star in a sweeping historical action adventure recognized for its grandeur and memorable performances.

Stars & More Events brings the One More Night tour to The Canyon Beverly Hills at The Saban Theatre with internationally acclaimed vocalist Yasmin Levy. Fresh from a sold-out U.S. run that included stages such as Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center, along with concerts in Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Miami, she returns for a West Coast chapter of the tour. Renowned for a soulful voice and a modern approach to Ladino, she weaves Sephardic roots with flamenco, tango, and Mediterranean and Middle Eastern sounds to create a contemporary, heartfelt blend. The performance unfolds like a close conversation, moving through memories, longing, love, and resilience, and inviting a connection that transcends language. Joined by her ensemble, Yasmin shapes an evening of passion, tenderness, and vivid musical storytelling. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

World Famous Pets brings a live performance to the Troubadour. General admission costs $35 in advance and $40 at the door.

Readers gather for an Adult Book Group discussion of Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. All perspectives are welcome, whether you loved the book, disliked it, or are still finishing it, and the group has been a mainstay for more than 40 years at America's Oldest Children's Bookstore. Participation is offered in a hybrid format with options to attend in person or via Zoom. To participate virtually, email Jessica to request the Zoom link. Books are available in print and, when possible, as an e-book and a digital audiobook.

Marking 45 years, 10,000 Maniacs bring a career-spanning concert that showcases the poetic lyrics, rich melodies, and unforgettable presence that made them a force in alternative rock. Formed in Jamestown, New York in 1981, the band rose from indie roots to platinum success, helping shape the sound of the genre while selling more than 10 million records worldwide. The set draws from milestones like In My Tribe, which remained on the charts for 77 weeks and introduced Like the Weather and What’s the Matter Here, along with Blind Man’s Zoo and Our Time in Eden with favorites such as Trouble Me, Candy Everybody Wants, and These Are Days. Their renowned MTV Unplugged era, featuring Because the Night, sold over four million copies and became a defining moment of 1990s music. Today the lineup features Mary Ramsey on lead vocals and viola with founding members Jerome Augustyniak on drums, John Lombardo on guitar, Dennis Drew on keyboards, and Steven Gustafson on bass, joined by guitarist Ben Medina. The anniversary year includes an active tour and the Candy Everybody Wants box set that spotlights their Elektra years from the 80s and 90s, and it culminates with their first new studio album in 12 years. Expect an evening that celebrates songs known by heart alongside fresh material, delivered with the passion and authenticity that continue to define this enduring American band.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to the Beverly Hills Art Show with lobster rolls, tacos, and tots served for lunch and dinner. Order at the truck or use the mobile app to order ahead and move faster in line. The app supports same-day events only with no advance preorders, and availability may be limited, so walk-up ordering at the truck is always an option. Every purchase earns rewards points. Payments are cashless only, with credit, debit, and Apple Pay accepted.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be serving at the Beverly Hills Art Show with fresh-to-order favorites such as warm, buttery lobster rolls, flavorful tacos, and crispy tots. Ordering ahead is available through the Cousins Maine Lobster app for same-day posted events, which opens shortly before service begins after the previous stop, and app purchases earn reward points. Payment is cashless, with debit, credit, and Apple Pay accepted. If the app is unavailable, walk-up ordering at the truck is offered.

A monthly program at the Fine Arts Theatre celebrates the work of Orson Welles with big screen cinema and insider perspectives. This installment focuses on The Orson Welles Show, an unaired television talk show pilot he directed. Filming began in September 1978 and the project was completed around February 1979. Running 74 minutes and conceived for a 90 minute commercial broadcast slot, it has never been shown or released in full. The evening features stories, rare insights, and a live conversation with filmmaker Stanley Sheff, an editor and collaborator who worked with Welles on his final completed production, all within Beverly Hills’ historic movie palace.

Night one of a silent horror showcase pairs two landmark films with live piano by Cliff Retallick. The program opens with Haxan (1922), a blend of lecture and dramatization that follows ideas about witchcraft from ancient times into the modern era. Using staged reenactments and striking imagery, it moves through scenes of pagan observance, satanic ceremonies, and waves of hysteria. The feature that follows is The Phantom of the Opera (1925), set at the Paris Opera, where a masked phantom threatens the celebrated Carlotta and compels her to surrender the role of Marguerite in Faust to Christine Daaé. Christine encounters him in the catacombs where he lives, while his purpose and secret remain unresolved.

Celebrate Halloween at sea on a five night Lesbians Aboard group cruise departing from Los Angeles aboard Brilliant Lady, a Virgin ship. The voyage explores Ensenada, San Diego, and Catalina Island, bringing the connection and community the group is known for, plus festive costume contests, delicious food, and a welcoming crowd of women who love to cruise. Perks for participants include 10 percent off Sea Terrace cabins, a $100 Bar Tab, a Lesbians Aboard swag bag, hosted group dinners and meetups, dedicated cruise hosts to assist with any hiccups and coordinate gatherings, and themed events throughout the trip.

An evening of landmark silent horror unfolds with two celebrated features presented with live piano by Cliff Retallick. The Man Who Laughs (1928) draws praise for Conrad Veidt’s striking performance despite a perpetual smile, a sincere romance with the blind Dea that steers clear of excess, and Olga Baclanova’s alluring duchess who heightens the drama. Reviews spotlight its lavish sets, expressionist imagery, and moody atmosphere, along with its emotional resonance and cultural legacy that includes an oft-cited influence on Batman’s Joker. Nosferatu (1922) is widely credited by reviewers with shaping screen horror and still unsettling viewers after a century, with Max Schreck’s eerie Count Orlok and a chilling Gothic tone earning lasting admiration. Engagement can vary, since some viewers find the silent pacing challenging, and opinions differ on its departures from Dracula and on moments of rough cinematography. Together, these films offer a vivid look at the roots of cinematic terror accompanied by live music.

Discuss Head Cases by John McMahon with a mystery book group in a welcoming, conversational setting. The discussion takes place outside the shop, in the circle in front of Star Cafe. If you cannot attend in person, you may email your thoughts to be shared with the group. Copies are available in print and, when possible, as an e-book and a digital audiobook. This gathering is part of a monthly mystery book group.

Lost Relic Market returns for its second installment at the same setting where it began. This expanded edition brings a larger lineup of vendors, more activities, and plenty of surprises. Collectors, cosplayers, adventurers, movie fans, and treasure hunters can explore adventure-inspired collectibles, costumes, memorabilia, props, and artwork that honor the legacy of classic serials and films. Additional information will be shared over time, including announcements about special guests, contests, activities, and participating vendors. The hunt starts anew.

Marilyn Manson brings a live performance to The Wiltern. The show welcomes fans of all ages, and every attendee must have a ticket. Venue security policies allow bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, all bags will be searched at entry, and non-clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Details and supporting acts may change. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Citi Cardmember presale, Live Nation presale, Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets, and a public onsale.

This all-ages event requires every attendee to have a ticket, including children. Scheduling details and any supporting acts may change. To comply with entry guidelines, bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed, all bags will be checked at entry, and non-clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Ticket access includes multiple options, with presales available through the artist, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, and a Live Nation presale, followed by a general public on sale.

Stanley Simmons, the collaboration between Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, takes the stage at Troubadour. Lifelong friends who grew up around music with their fathers Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of Kiss, they discovered powerful chemistry after a spontaneous social media performance led them to write together and form the duo. Their first home-recorded demo drew the attention of producer Rob Cavallo, who signed on to produce their debut full-length and manage the project. With the album completed and a first North American tour on the horizon, this show spotlights a new partnership built on shared history and fresh creative energy. General admission is $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Outback Presents brings stand up comedian Michael Blaustein to The Canyon Beverly Hills at The Saban Theatre for the final leg of his Taste Me Tour. A rapidly rising comic with more than 900 million views on his viral stand up clips, he has sold out venues worldwide and closed his 2025 tour year with over 70,000 tickets. Offstage he co-hosts the hit comedy podcast Stiff Socks with Trevor Wallace, which has surpassed 70 million downloads. With collaborations that include Manscaped, Liquid Death, and BetterHelp, he returns to deliver this set live... offering a final opportunity to experience it in person.

AUA’s 35th Anniversary Gala in Beverly Hills, California honors three and a half decades of the university’s impact. The evening brings together supporters, alumni, and notable members of the Armenian diaspora to recognize 35 years of widening opportunity, deepening scholarship, and cultivating Armenia’s next generation of leaders. AUA welcomed its first students on the same day Armenia declared independence, setting the tone for a shared commitment to building the nation’s future. Today, the university and the country continue to progress side by side, grounded in resilience and possibility, and devoted to a lasting legacy of learning, leadership, and hope.

A concert spotlighting the Phil Collins era of Genesis, focusing on 1976 through 1980, brings back hallmark songs, powerful drum duets, and striking visuals that recall the 1978 mirror tour. The set draws from the band’s progressive rock catalog with early favorites like Follow You, Follow Me and selections from A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, And Then There Were Three, and Duke. In its most ambitious staging to date, The Musical Box meticulously recreates this period to deliver an authentic live experience for longtime devotees as well as those discovering it anew, offering a heartfelt tribute to Phil Collins. Phil Collins himself has praised the group’s faithful, theatrical recreation of this distinct chapter in the band’s history.

Sterling Venue Ventures presents The Musical Box…And Then There Was Phil, a sweeping celebration of Phil Collins through Genesis’ progressive rock catalog. The set draws from early favorites like Follow You Follow Me and highlights from the A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, And Then There Were Three, and Duke albums, with a few surprises along the way. In its biggest and boldest production yet, The Musical Box lives up to its time machine reputation by offering an authentic live experience for dedicated fans and newcomers alike, paying heartfelt tribute to Phil. As Phil Collins said, “They’re not a tribute band, they’ve taken a period and faithfully reproduced it in the same way that someone would do a theatrical production.” Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Readers gather for an Adult Book Group discussion of Amity by Nathan Harris at America’s Oldest Children’s Bookstore. The club has a 40-plus-year history and welcomes every perspective, whether you loved the novel, didn’t connect with it, or are still in the middle of it. Participation is available in a hybrid format with both in-person and Zoom options, and the Zoom link can be requested by emailing Jessica. Books are available in print and, when possible, as an e-book and a digital audiobook.

Pianist and songwriter Jim Brickman brings his signature blend of pop and classical influences to The Alex Theatre, with a touch of holiday cheer. With more than three decades of music-making and many accolades, he invites listeners to experience his well-known hits in a fresh way. The program showcases enduring melodies and sincere lyrics, featuring favorites such as Valentine, The Gift, and Love of My Life, among others. Staying true to his commitment to play the songs fans love, he breathes new life into these pieces in concert and seeks a deep connection with every listener.

Presented by Sterling Venue Ventures at The Canyon Beverly Hills at The Saban Theatre, Combat Radio’s Christmas Carol for a Cure is a live, audience-interactive comedic broadcast and reimagined reading of the Charles Dickens classic. Emmy-winning writers with credits on Friends, SNL, That 70s Show, The Drew Carey Show, and Hannah Montana have reshaped the tale, and the performance features live sound and foley, lighting effects, and music led by Marc Mann, known for work with ELO and Danny Elfman, alongside a celebrity all-star band. Attendees younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The cast includes Clancy Brown, Diedrich Bader, Yuri Lowenthal, Violet McGraw, Madeleine McGraw, Adrian Paul, Maurice Benard, William Ostrander, Carolyn Hennesy, Ricco Ross, Roger Craig Smith, Tohoru Masamune, Patricia Summersett, Bob Bergen, Nicholas Guest, Fred Tatasciore, Kaitlyn Robrock, Richard Chaves, and Johnny Vatos, with additional performers from projects such as Spider-Man, Andor, The Simpsons, Curb Your Enthusiasm, SNL, Fallout, Family Guy, Arrested Development, and Deadwood. The actor portraying Scrooge will be announced. This benefit supports The Make The World A Better Place Foundation and children affected by neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, with special partners including the Parkinson’s Foundation and the MS Society. A silent auction will feature signed movie props and posters, guitars autographed by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members, and vintage Disney items signed by Disney legends and Imagineers.

A mystery book group meets for a lively conversation about Night Watcher by Daphne Woolsoncroft. The discussion is held outdoors by the shop, in the circular area near Star Cafe. Those who cannot attend in person may email their thoughts to be shared with the club. Copies are offered in print and, when possible, in e-book and digital audiobook formats.