Once a year, Los Angeles turns its museums inside out. The annual Museums Free-for-All, returning Sunday, February 22, opens the doors to some of the city’s most important cultural institutions at no cost, inviting Angelenos and visitors alike to move freely through art…

On October 9, 2026, Ludovico Einaudi takes the stage at Walt Disney Concert Hall, presented by the LA Phil. It’s a rare kind of evening—one piano, one player, and a room designed to hold silence as carefully as sound. Einaudi’s stop in Los Angeles anchors the LA Phil’s 2026–27 season…

SANTA MONICA Born Jacob Jonas makes his BroadStage debut with an autobiographical dance trilogy exploring the nature of healing. Presented over three days, Keeping Score marks Jonas’ first post-cancer work—a journey through illness before, during, and after treatment…

Now 270 years after he was born, the composer is in abundance with Amadeus, The Magic Flute, his Requiem and an array of symphonic and chamber concerts on the calendar. THE WORD “GENIUS” gets thrown around fairly freely these days—so freely that it gets on Darko Tresnjak’s…

On select nights between late February and March, Grand Avenue shifts time zones. Inside the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, LA Opera revives Akhnaten, Philip Glass’s hypnotic opera about power, belief, and rupture—performed with the kind of scale and precision…