Remember the drive-ins of our youth?....well Paramount Drive In Theatres reactivated the tradition during the pandemic, and since it was so successful it has continued. They offer top-notch flicks, and the run just keeps extending...so be sure to check back. The
Enjoy popular films at the Rooftop Cinema DTLA as it continues to screen new movies and a view of LA’s skyline. Movies include nostalgic oldies, along with current Oscar contenders. The series offers various themed nights like Wine Wednesday, etc. There
Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles hosts poetry readings, talks, performances, and of course art exhibitions on a continuous basis. Be sure to confirm the gallery name and address, as Hauser & Wirth has locations all over the world. Poetry Readings, Art Talks,
In Westchester, Otis College of Art & Design hosts a series of openings, along with screenings, and art talks. This series is ongoing, CLICK HERE to find out more. For additional info about Otis College of Art & Design, visit the
Open-Door Playhouse continues to present short plays in podcast form (virtual reading). Its upcoming play, Yesterday, is currently running indefinitely online at http://opendoorplayhouse.org Yesterday Synopsis Quinn (they/them) spends their nights living in the past, reliving their younger years through dreams. As
Eva Montanari is a brilliant Italian illustrator as well as an author. Additionally, she has published several books. She was under lock-down in Rimini Italy, due to the Covid-19 health crisis at the time of this post. Thankfully she and her
The Broad Robert Therrien Robert Therrien: This is a Story opens at the Broad DTLA on November 22, 2025. This is the largest museum exhibition of the artist’s work. It will remain on view through April 5, 2026. The solo
LA FIRES UPDATE: Artist Eva Montealegre needs your help. She has lost everything in the January 2025 LA fires. Her house was burned to the ground and her dog was lost. Her husband David and her have to re-start their lives
If you love Mexican food, head to El Granjero Cantina, L.A.’s newest most colorful Mexican restaurant located at the original Farmers Market. I reviewed this restaurant for our sister site (ETG)...the food is amazing. CLICK HERE to read review, or visit
The Skirball Cultural Center presents its Fall 2025 exhibitions. Both shows explore art, justice, tradition, as well as resilience. Skirball Fall 2025 Exhibitions Opening October 16, 2025, Draw Them In, Paint Them Out brings together Philip Guston and Trenton Doyle Hancock.
