Keeping in Time: Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Transformative 17-Year Journey
On September 13, 2005, a 24-year-old Venezuelan conductor made his Los Angeles Philharmonic and US debuts at the Hollywood Bowl. The electricity of this union was immediately apparent. The headline on the Los Angeles Times review proclaimed, “He holds…
Top Halloween 2025 Events in Los Angeles: From Haunted Hayrides to Horror Nights and WeHo’s Carnival
By late October, Los Angeles hums with a different kind of energy. The sun dips early, streetlights cast longer shadows, and across the city—from Griffith Park to West Hollywood—fear turns into performance. Halloween here isn’t one night; it’s a full-blown season of spectacle…
Fall Into Art: Explore L.A.’s Must-See Exhibitions
October in Los Angeles is a feast for the senses, with the city’s vibrant art scene showcasing everything from blockbuster museum exhibitions to intimate gallery shows. Marvel over vintage cars at the Petersen Automotive Museum, and develop an appreciation of neon signs, light art, and visual culture at the Museum of Neon Art…
Much To Celebrate
“A SEASON OF Celebration” has been announced by the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles: it includes three concerts in Los Angeles followed by the ensemble’s Amsterdam World Pride and London tour. Local concerts, at the historic Saban Theatre, include “Holiday Legends”…
A Palette of Possibilities
AS A FORMER SCULPTOR, it is natural for interior designer Christine Markatos Lowe to infuse residential living spaces with sumptuous finishes and textures. But with her particular affinity for color, she also introduces rich, emotive palettes…
The Future Sounds Like This: La Pandora’s Box™Transforms The Miracle Theater
La Pandora’s Box™—a groundbreaking 12K immersive concert by Grammy® winner Nadeem Majdalany—debuts at The Miracle Theater in Inglewood through Oct. 25, blending classical music, film, and virtual production…
Slashback Video x Pluto TV & Paramount+: A One-Day Time Capsule for Horror Fans
Step inside Slashback Video, LA’s retro horror VHS paradise, for a one-day free event with Pluto TV and Paramount+. Explore nostalgic 90s vibes, global horror culture, and inclusive community on Melrose…
Community Gift
The new Glorya Kaufman Community Center in Culver City, supported by The Wende Museum and major benefactors, offers free arts, wellness, and education programs in a vibrant cultural hub featuring exhibitions on Cold War and Ghanaian architecture…
Mind-Boggling Brilliance
Award-winning playwright Jake Broder’s UnRavelled explores the connection between composer Maurice Ravel and biologist Anne Adams—two artists linked by frontotemporal dementia. Playing Oct. 17–19 at The Wallis in Beverly Hills…
Immigrant are American Stories
Three acclaimed playwrights—Jocelyn Bioh, Rudi Goblen, and Lloyd Suh—bring immigrant experiences to life on major SoCal stages this fall, from West African hair braiders to Nicaraguan brothers and Asian women of the 1970s…