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November 7-10, 2019: Wisdome.LA Brings Iconic Rock Concepts in 360 VR to Los Angeles For Pink Floyd & Grateful Dead Fans

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Acclaimed experiential theme park, Wisdome.LA, will host a four-night festival of live, immersive musical experiences dedicated to Pink Floyd's iconic album, 'Dark Side Of The Moon,' and to the music of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead from November 7-10, 2019. On

April 24, 2019: Kaleidoscope Performs at dnj Gallery

dnj Gallery presents a chamber orchestra performance by Kaleidoscope in conjunction with its current exhibition “Progression." Gallery owner Pamela Shoenberg explained that dnj Gallery is attempting to further the 'art’ experience on the block of Ocean Park Boulevard. As Kaleidoscope so creatively states in