Beginning September 2021, the Mar Vista Art Walk will be back on the scene offering small, in-person events. These community gatherings will include performance art, visual art, live music, live painters, and vendors. The first event will take place in Venice at
As LAArtParty previously published, July/August KCRW Summer night events were canceled. However, KCRW’s Summer Nights event in September - the Grand Performances event (Sept. 24) will proceed as scheduled. KCRW presents the return of its signature event series, Summer Nights, with
In Pasadena…The 9th Annual Coaster Show opened to the public on September 3, 2021, but the show runs until September 24, so be sure to contact the gallery to view the group exhibition. The gallery requires masks be worn by all
Wonzimer is thrilled to host UC Santa Barbara's 2021 MFA thesis exhibition, titled “Thesis Triangle.” This crucial exhibition will feature the multidisciplinary work of Erin Adams, Alina Kawai, and Lucas Murgida. RSVP Link Below. Although the artworks in the show reflect
The Rendon Gallery pop-up presents a solo exhibition by artist Susan Feldman, titled “MOC (My Own City),” an installation of 50 unique buildings that represent a welcoming neighborhood in a utopian city. The opening takes place on September 12, 2021, from 1-5pm.
The Santa Monica Playhouse Jewish Heritage Program presents BOY VEY - an autobiographical solo show about how a Jewish girl's quest for love unveils the bizarre connections between her misbegotten dating life and inherited Holocaust trauma. This humorous, touching and powerful theatre piece is written and performed
The KNOW Contemporary presents LESS IS MORE by Knowledge Bennett and ONTO SOMETHING by YoYo Lander. Curated by Charles Moore. There will be an opening reception held on September 11, 2021 from 7-9pm. See below for RSVP link. Less Is More
As part of the Black Voices Festival, the Whitefire Theatre presents "Lawd Ham Mercy On This Nappy Headed Bastard." This one-man show is written and performed by Sammie Wayne IV. It takes you on a journey from Mississippi in the 1960s
After transitioning to online dance events last year, The Music Center’s Dance DTLA returns to in-person dancing this summer! Friday nights are heating up in Downtown L.A. as event-goers can dance the night away on Jerry Moss Plaza at The Music Center, from
Chamber Music LA presents “MusicBox” - Three digital concerts streaming on-demand. The performances will be available on the website beginning on Wednesday September 1, and running through Tuesday, September 7, 2021. Programs include: Jacaranda Music and Pittance Chamber Music; PREVIN - Four
