Celebrate New Year's Even virtually - yeah you heard me. Stay home, safe and sound and bring in the New Years within your own bubble. Grand Park’s NYELA Countdown to 2022 will no longer host a live invite-only audience of L.A.
LA Phil presents an end of the year event to say goodbye to 2021 at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Celebrate New Year's Eve with Pink Martini. Pink Martini; photo courtesy of band This eclectic band, led by pianist Thomas
“Salvage” returns to Hollywood with a revival run. The show opened on October 9, 2021 at the Hudson Theatre and runs through December 19, 2021. (L to R) Sam O’Byrne, Natalie Llerena, David Atkinson Description: Having a dream is
Wisdome LA presents a ONE-Day only live event featuring the music of Pink Floyd. I attended one of these concerts a while back with one of our music writers. It was fantastic - CLICK HERE to read the review. Journey into
An enthusiastic vaccinated and masked audience welcomed opening night of the LA Opera’s original production of Richard Wagner’s “Tannhäuser” conducted by James Conlon with tenor Issachach Savage in the leading role. Yulia Matochkina as Venus and Issachah Savage as Tannhauser
Healing Arts Reaching Kids (HARK) presents its annual ROCK FOR HARK in support of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles with a “live” event at Catalina Bar and Grill in Hollywood on Sunday, December 5. Hosted by the wonderfully witty comedian Wendy Liebman
The Elliott Caine Quintet is set to perform at the York in Highland Park on Sunday, November 21, 2021 from 8-10pm. Enjoy jazz classics and original compositions; straight-ahead and Latin jazz with no cover charge. For this performance The Elliott Caine
For the first time since 2013, the music of Richard Wagner has returned to LA Opera with a masterpiece of 19th-century German Romantic opera, “Tannhäuser.” The show opened on October 16, and will run through November 6, 2021. Read a review
The Haunted Hayride is back at Griffith Park, but will be held just down the hill from the previous location in a new larger location. The event features a Town Square of Midnight Falls, which is the epicenter of the festivities.
The Los Angeles Zoo goes wild this October with the return of Boo at the L.A. Zoo, presented by 99 Cents Only Stores, featuring Halloween decor, a spooky stroll with photo ops, an extinct-animal graveyard, and other weird and wacky animal facts and
