Dinosaurs Take Over NHM for Dino Fest 2026
The Natural History Museum’s annual fossil-filled festival returns Aug. 30 with paleontologists, rare specimens, hands-on activities and enough prehistoric muscle to fill an entire Sunday. For one late-summer day, Los Angeles will turn…
Tiki Kai Brings an Island Escape to Hermosa Beach
Steps from the sand, the South Bay’s immersive tiki restaurant pairs one of the area’s most striking dining rooms with weekend brunch, weekday lunch and rum-driven cocktails. A 14-foot tiki mask with glowing red eyes stands…
Dr.Reju-All Brings Its Korean Pharmacy Experience to The Grove
The two-day K-beauty pop-up celebrates Dr.Reju-All’s Ulta Beauty launch with complimentary skin analyses, personalized product recommendations, giveaways and a prescription-inspired experience. Los Angeles has no shortage of skincare pop-ups, but…
The Program: Mark your calendar for these August 2026 SoCal Performances
Plan your August 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…
The Program: Mark your calendar for these August 2026 SoCal Performances
Plan your August 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…
FX Sends the Sherman Oaks Galleria Back to 1981 for “The Shards”
Ahead of the new Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis drama, the Valley landmark will host a free retro-mall experience with vinyl, arcade games, custom shirts, makeup and soft serve. On Aug. 1, the Sherman Oaks Galleria will trade its…
LA Jazz Festival 2026 Will Turn the Entire City Into a Stage
Every great opera begins with a dramatic entrance, and for LA Opera, that moment has arrived. Acclaimed conductor Domingo Hindoyan has officially stepped onto the podium as the company’s new Richard Seaver Music Director…
The Best Coffee Shops in Los Angeles for Iced Coffee, Cold Brew and Café-Hopping This Summer
The city wakes up hot, bright and already moving—cars warming on Hillhurst, sidewalks filling in Highland Park, sunlight bouncing off glass towers downtown. A good iced coffee does not need to perform. It needs to steady the hand, cool the…
The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles This Fourth of July Weekend 2026
As Los Angeles celebrates both Independence Day and the nation’s milestone 250th anniversary year, SoCal is leaning into a holiday weekend filled with rooftop parties, community celebrations, baseball nostalgia, anime culture, beachfront festivities, and one of the country…
Best Places to Watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Los Angeles
The FIFA World Cup has transformed Los Angeles into one giant stadium. From massive official fan zones and beachfront watch parties to museum courtyards and neighborhood celebrations, Angelenos don’t need a match ticket to…