Sunday July 12, 2026 Art Parties & Events closes out the weekend with a variety of arts and entertainment. Food, art, comedy, theatre and live music too. I will remind you one more time to check out all of LA's free
Saturday, July 11, 2026: Art Parties & Events bring us a multitude of experiences. Art openings, closings, art talks, and theatre too all take over Los Angeles. Plus I want to point out that Concern Foundation is hosts its annual Block
July 9-10, 2026 Art Parties & Events Thursday, Friday, July 0-10, 2026 Art Parties & Events bring us a stupendous group of LA happenings. With live music, art parties, theatre and a screening too, we have a little bit of everything
Well July 4th will be here before you know it. Since it lands on a Saturday this year, there is not much of an art buzz happening that weekend. So, we have decided to take a summer break. Visit our sister
On April 11, 2026 a reception was held for Unpack your Mind: a group show by artists with mental health conditions. It will remain on view through June 20, 2026. The group exhibition is presented by Pamela Schoenberg, owner/director of dnj Gallery, and
Sunday, June 28, 2026: Art Parties & Events closes out yet another busy art weekend in Los Angeles. Whew, Mama's tired! Seriously, get out there and enjoy all that the city of Angels has to offer. We have visual art, community
On May 14th, 2026, head to Gagosian for a posthumous exhibition of Frank Gehry. While this is the artist’s first exhibition Beverly Hills gallery since his death, it’s technically his second exhibition at Gagosian Los Angeles. You may remember his most
Saturday, June 27, 2026: Art Parties & Events brings us another fun yet very busy day. If you like to dance, drag your butt out of bed for an early morning sober hip-hop dance party. Or just start your day off
June 25-26 2026 Art Parties & Events Thursday, Friday, June 25, 26, 2026: Art Parties & Events offer an exciting start to a whole new weekend of arts and entertainment in LA. In addition to tons of openings, art talks, and
LA Opera celebrates its 40th anniversary season with Mozart’s The Magic Flute at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. In fact this is Music Director James Conlon’s 20th and final season. Then he will assume the title of Conductor Laureate, therefore he will
