From May 8 through May 17, the Odyssey Theatre presents Picasso: Le Monstre Sacré, a solo performance led by British actor Peter Tate that places the artist’s legacy under direct scrutiny. Staged as part character study and part…
March in Los Angeles brings a more relaxed tempo. The morning air is still crisp and cherry blossoms begin to bloom. To do L.A. like a local isn’t about cramming in every landmark or tourist stop, it’s about slowing down and moving at your own pace. Enjoy a long, leisurely brunch…
Plan your March 2026 cultural calendar with must-see performances across Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego, featuring the LA Phil, The Wallis, Segerstrom Center, San Diego Symphony, and more…
In 2026, a new silhouette will rise from Exposition Park—smooth, futuristic, and deliberately out of step with the city’s brick-and-steel museums. The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, co-founded by George Lucas and Mellody Hobson, is not positioning itself as another temple to fine art…
Out in the desert, food becomes part of the experience — something you grab between sets, something you remember long after the music fades. This year at Coachella, Irv’s Burgers steps into that space with a new collaboration…
In Santa Barbara County, food comes with a sense of place. Vineyards sit within reach of the coast, farms fold into the hills, and the people behind the ingredients are often the same ones pouring the wine or plating the dish. That…
In Culver City, Mom’s List approaches the American burger from a different starting point—one rooted not in nostalgia alone, but in accountability. Just recently opened, the concept, created by founder Ziad “Zee” Batal…
By the time the gates open in Indio, the smell hits first—smoke drifting across the grounds, grills firing early, lines forming before the first set even starts. At Stagecoach 2026, happening April 24–26, the food is built to match the scale of the…
At Los Cerritos Center, MINISO’s Hello Kitty and Friends pop-up has introduced a limited-time retail experience that blends immersive design with exclusive merchandise, drawing steady crowds since its arrival in Southern California…
Easter weekend in Los Angeles takes shape across gardens, farms, dining rooms, and open-air markets, where the holiday blends tradition with a distinctly local rhythm. Families gather for egg hunts and spring festivals, couples reserve…
Looking for things to do in Los Angeles this Easter Weekend? Our list for this week includes the Hammer Museum Exhibition, LA Beer Fest 20th Anniversary, Evan Funke’s Burger, Mastro’s Celebrates Easter, Mitski at Hollywood High School, Zatinya presents Mezzo Tasting, Easter Brunch at Ardor, Paleyfest, and more…