День памяти не за горами, а это означает, что лето неофициально официально наступило. Вместе с ним идет множество бесплатных концертов, мероприятий на открытом воздухе и ночных переездов. Есть грандиозные выступления. В Музыкальном центре есть Dance DTLA. Фестивали PRIDE проходят в каждом уголке округа. Честно говоря, это очень много. Но именно поэтому мы здесь, чтобы помочь вам.
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М= Менее чем в 0,5 милях от станции метро Лос-Анджелеса,ФА= Вход бесплатный,ТП= Лучший выбор
Дети в «Вороне» хорошие, но не очень хорошие(1 июня) –М > В этом комедийном шоу, которое проходит в первый четверг каждого месяца, трио многообещающих стендапов студенческого возраста выступают вместе с некоторыми известными комиксами, которые можно увидеть на HBO, Netflix, Comedy Central и ночном телевидении. The Crow — это новое пространство для проведения мероприятий, расположенное в Центре искусств станции Бергамот в Санта-Монике. Билеты стоят 15 долларов на человека. Дополнительная информация здесь.
Выход на Запад: старейшины ЛГБТК+ делятся своими историями(1 июня – 17 декабря) –М > На новой выставке Исторического музея Санта-Моники «Выход на Запад: старейшины ЛГБТК+ делятся своими историями» представлены устные истории, изображения, искусство и эфемеры местных старейшин ЛГБТК+, связанных с городом. Создано в сотрудничестве с The Outwords Archive. Вход в музей стоит 5 долларов; бесплатно для членов SMHM, детей (до 17 лет), пожилых людей (65+), студентов, действующих военных и владельцев карт SNAP/EBT. Дополнительная информация здесь.
Летний джем в музее Академии(2 июня) – ФАТП> В этом году Музей киноакадемии отмечает переход к лету.Пятница с открытой для публики вечеринкой, включающей художественные мероприятия, фотоактивации и музыку в сочетании с закусками и напитками (для покупки), любезно предоставленными Fanny's. Кроме того, с 16:00 до 20:00 вход в музейные галереи будет бесплатным, причем доступ будет осуществляться в порядке очереди. Начало мероприятия в 14:00. Подробности здесь.
WeHo Прайд(2-4 июня) – ФА > WeHo Pride на протяжении десятилетий привлекал на свое празднование сотни тысяч людей. На 2023 год в список мероприятий входят бесплатные, такие как уличная ярмарка выходного дня, ежегодный Марш Дайка, Фестиваль женской свободы или воскресный парад WeHo Pride, а также мероприятия со специальными билетами, отмеченные музыкальным фестивалем OUTLOUD (подробнее ниже), организованным JJLA. . Дополнительная информация здесь.
OUTLOUD на WeHo Pride (2–4 июня) -> OUTLOUD соберет таких исполнителей, как Грейс Джонс, Карли Ри Джепсен и Passion Pit, в парке Западного Голливуда во время WeHo Pride. Все выходные тоже будут выступать диджеи, драгировать и танцевать. Билеты на один день начинаются от 69 долларов. Дополнительная информация здесь.
Ночь гордости в Тихоокеанском аквариуме(2 июня) –М> В сотрудничестве с ЛГБТК-центром Лонг-Бич Тихоокеанский аквариум отмечает сообщество ЛГБТК+ мероприятием для всех возрастов, включающим рассказывание историй о трансвеститах, фотосессии, танцевальную вечеринку и многое другое. Билеты стоят 24,95 доллара США.Подробнее здесь.
Первые пятницы в Чайнатауне(2 июня) –МФА > Чайнатаун Лос-Анджелеса остается открытым допоздна, чтобы по вечерам исследовать уникальные малые предприятия, а также пространства современного искусства и культуры, составляющие исторический район. Проходит с 17:00 до 21:00. Публике предлагается поддержать местные рестораны и кафе, просматривая магазины и художественные галереи. Приготовьтесь танцевать: специальные музыкальные гости всю ночь будут крутить винил на Chung King Plaza. Дополнительная информация здесь.
ПОПСУГАР Игровая площадка/площадка (2 июня) -> POPSUGAR Play/Ground захватывает ROW DTLA и проводит день удивительных мероприятий, включающих фитнес-студию POPSUGAR, салон красоты, зону дзен, станции сэмплов и ряд других развлекательных мероприятий. День завершится интимным выступлением специального гостя Хлои Бэйли. Билеты стоят от 30 до 145 долларов. Дополнительная информация здесь.
Natural's History Museum's signature monthly series returns this month with an evening centered on Superheros. There will be a humorous yet scientific look at the topic of superheroes with author, educator, and comedian, Joy Lin moderated by Dr. Yewande Pearse . Plus you can catch outdoor sets by Hurray for the Riff Raff and Mei along with cocktails and bites for purchase. Tickets are $20 for non-members. Runs 5 to 10 p.m. More info here./p> The Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Collective, in collaboration with SWOP LA, The Sidewalk Project, PASS Certified, KinkOut, Strippers United, The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, will celebrate International Whores Day by hosting a health and wellness focused fair at the The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA . Activities, include yoga led by Thick Girl Yoga LA, a self-defense class with Vanessa Carlisle of Hooker's Army, and a sound bath with Erotic Medusa. Free to attend. More info here. /p> Celebrate Pride by the beach! The block party features DJ sets, a queer market place, food trucks and vendors, all centered around 99 Winward Ave in Venice. Runs 5 to 11 p.m. Free to attend. More info here./p> 2nd & PCH in Long Beach continues their free Movies & Moonlight series with a screening of Dumbo (2019). Complimentary seating is based on first-come, first-served attendance. Pets on leashes are welcome too. More info here./p> One Colorado in Old Pasadena is cruising into June with a free Summer Sounds series every Saturday in June. The weekly event pops up in their outdoor courtyard, offering dance vibes plus a beer and cocktail garden, and free admission. Runs 7 to 9 p.m. Check the full schedule of performers here./p> Lincoln Heights own Altura LA Gallery will host a day of delicious fun at Santa Anita Park that include music to mouthwatering seafood vendors curated by Smorgasburg. Starter packs for the event range from $35 to $55. More info here./p> The 34th Annual MARIACHI USA Festival takes over The Hollywood Bowl with the best mariachi bands from Mexico and the U.S. plus a dazzling fireworks show. Tickets start at $39.50. More info here. /p> River Sessions is a monthly series of guided walks that explores the rich history, art, culture, and communities along the 51 mile river. For June they’re holding a grounding and talk with Tongva Culture Bearer, Tina Calderon, visits to local artist studios, and a hands-on textile workshop with chincanx artist, Tanya Aguiñiga. Non-profit LA-Más will welcome guests along the river path to a nearby park for a picnic featuring food and drinks from Mercadito, a mutual aid community service group. Tickets start at $29. More info here. /p> A huge vendor marketplace curated by Jackalope Arts takes over Downtown Burbank for a two-day event featuring 180+ indie sellers on hand offering curated goods include original fashion and jewelry design, paper goods, innovative home decor and housewares, art, photography, food, and more. Free to attend. More info here./p> This touring music festival is taking the chaos out of large scale music events by curating a smaller (but still stellar) lineup of acts across three nights. Taking place at Brookside at the Rose Bowl Stadium, the concert series is headlined by Steve Lacy, Boygenius and LCD Soundsystem with support by acts that include James Blake, Clairo, Jamie XX and more. Tickets start at $99.50. More info here./p> The Los Angeles Conservancy's annual series Last Remaining Seats features classic film screenings in some of Los Angeles’ most beautiful and historic movie theaters, including Million Dollar Theatre, the Orpheum Theatre, and Los Angeles Theatre. Tickets start at $22 for GA. More info here./p> The largest outdoor cinema event returns for its 12th outdoor season at a variety of locations all over Los Angeles County. A number of local food trucks are highlighted at each screening and before the movie, the public can enjoy live bands, audience games, themed photo ops, artisanal vendors, and at certain locations a full bar. Tickets start at $22. More info here. /p> Join the Aquarium of The Pacific in Long Beach for its twentieth annual Pacific Island Festival. This festival features traditional music and dance, cultural displays and activities that celebrate Pacific Islander cultures. The festival is free with admission to the aquarium. $37.95 More info here. /p> Grand Performances kicks off their 2023 concert schedule with Son Rompe Pera, La Verdad and La Papaya Club on June 3, then continues weekly through the end of summer. The signature free summer music series at California Plaza is free to attend and takes place on select Fridays and Saturdays through Aug. 26. More info here. /p> The Music Center's Digital Innovation Initiative presents Cosmogony, a mind-altering digital dance performance broadcasted from Geneva, straight to the screens of Jerry Moss Plaza in Downtown Los Angeles. Swiss dancers transform into avatars (tethered by motion capture cameras) creating an original dance piece in real time accompanied by music from rock band Tar Pond. The 30-minute performance will be shown on Jerry Moss Plaza's two 12’ x 20’ LED screens on June 3, 10 and 17. All events begin at 7 p.m. Free to attend, standing room only. More info here./p> LAWineFest returns to Long Beach for a two-day event featuring a day of tastings from wineries and breweries. GA tickets start at $80 per person. More info here. /p> The 27th Annual Gilmore Heritage Auto Show comes to the Original Farmers Market. This years theme is Roar with Gilmore – "Wonderful Wagons" and pays tribute to Woodies, Lowriders and all of the great family haulers. More info here./p> Santa Monica Pride Festival will turn the entire downtown district, from Third Street Promenade through Santa Monica Place to the Santa Monica Pier, into a huge PRIDE zone with live musical performances, PRIDE-related treats, free swag, games, and more. The event is free to attend and all ages are welcome. More info here./p> The Line Hotel in Koreatown is home to Love, Peace & Spades, a monthly game night focused on classic Black family games such as Uno, Dominoes, and, Spades. Tickets are donation based. More info here. /p> Dozens of venues, including Zephyr Theatre, The Broadwater, and Three Clubs, host a huge slate of comedy, ensemble theatre, dance and immersive performances during the two and a half week run of the annual Hollywood Fringe Festival. More info here. /p> Taking inspiration from Soup & Tart, an avant-garde New York event by Fluxus artist Jean Dupuy in 1974, Soup & Tart: Los Angeles brings together 50 artists, musicians, and dancers, inviting them to use two minutes to improvise anything they want from song, action, movement, to text. As the performances move on, Los Angeles chefs like Mina Park and Kwang Uh of Baroo to Hannah Ziskin of Quarter Sheets will serve soup and tarts to on lookers. Tickets cost $30 a person. More info here./p> Art & Beer Night Market LA brings 25+ vendors, artists, and businesses in one place to Boomtown Brewery. There is no cover. More info here. /p> To celebrate Pride two huge icons will take the stage for epic performances at L.A. State Historic Park. Megan thee Stallion headlines Friday, and Mariah Carey headlines Saturday. The line up also includes Fletcher, Gigi Goode, G Flip, The Scarlet Opera, Violet Chachki, Gottmik and more. Tickets start at $139. More info here./p> The LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes Summer of Salsa series runs one Friday each month through the end the summer, highlighting some of city's best salsa and Cuban bands in the process. Free to attend. More info here./p> Make a wish and send it away on a floating lantern along with thousands of others. Enjoy local food trucks, vendors, and live music at this family friendly event that takes place at Whittier Narrows Recreation Area in El Monte. Tickets start at $26.98. More info here. /p> The Skirball's outdoor movie programming returns June 9 with a screening of Roman Holiday (1953) and June 23 with High Noon (1952) Guests are also granted access to the museum's latest exhibits including Blacklist: The Hollywood Red Scare. Tickets cost $20 per person. /p> The Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce is hosting a family friendly fair that includes a carnival, food vendors and live entertainment in the heart of the Rolling Hills Estate neighborhood. Admission and parking is free. More info here. /p> The Changing Tones Advisory Committee presents the inaugural June Jubilee an event that celebrates the rich Black culture in Los Angeles. Happening at the Central Library the day will include speakers, workshops, informative discussions, live entertainment and family friendly interactive activities. Free to attend. More info here. /p> The Pickwick Vintage Show is back at ROW DTLA with over 50 vendors showcasing an incredible assortment of vintage clothing, jewelry, and accessories. Tickets range from $10-$20 depending on time of entry. More info here. /p> Catch a free concert in front of Pasadena City Hall put on by the Pasadena Symphony and POPS, preceded by a performance from Bob Baker Marionette Theater and plenty of kid-friendly activities. No reservations required. Seating is first-come, first-served. More info here./p> The Levitt Pavilion's annual summer-long series of free concerts features acclaimed and emerging talent from a broad range of music genres. All free to attend. No reservation required. More info here./p> Mount Wilson Observatory continues its 2023 season of classical concerts hosted inside the historic 100-inch telescope dome, where the acoustics are said to be some of the finest in the world. This month the program features a Brass Quintet. There will be two musical performances, one at 3 p.m. and the other at 5 p.m. Tickets are $55 -> More information/p> The free annual event will include over a hundred floats and nearby fun from a Pride Village, to a street fair featuring food and activities as well as live performances. More info here./p> Manhatten Village invites the public to spend the afternoon participating in free outdoor classes from Corepower Yoga, Coreology and Cyclebar. Restaurants and retailers such as Sweetgreen and Kiehl's will also be on hand offering samples. Alo will host a drink and shop too. The first 100 to check in will receive a Manhattan Village tote bag. Registration for the event is required./p> The next edition of Sunday Funday comes to The Wallis with a kid-friendly performance by Nathalia, plus a dance session with the Debbie Allen Dance Academy. The event starts at 11 a.m. on the Promenade Terrace. Free to attend. No RSPV necessary. More info here./p> The Music Center hosts Love Amplified Poetry Jam, a free public event in collaboration with Complexions Contemporary Ballet Co-Founder and Artistic Director Dwight Rhoden, Terrell "The Artist" Lewis and Tiffany Bong of UniverSOUL Hip Hop. The event kicks off with an outdoor screening of the short film Black is Beautiful on Jerry Moss Plaza followed by a poetry jam that includes spoken word, dance and music. More info here. /p> Santa Lucia Highlands Wine Artisans wine-centric road show makes a stop in Los Angeles at Neuehouse Hollywood. Guests are treated to wines from premier, limited-production wineries such as CRU Winery, Hahn Family Wines, Mer Soleil and Scheid Family Vineyards. Tickets cost $75 and includes wine tastings paired with passed bites and food stations from the Neuehouse resident chefs. More info here. /p> Choreographed by George Balanchine, The Los Angeles American Contemporary Ballet's latest work takes place on the 28th floor of Two California Plaza. Tickets start at $40. More info here./p> The Los Angeles Zoo's annual after-hours music series, Roaring Nights, is back for summer 2023 and this time them is the 80's. Come experience a party atmosphere featuring DJs, an 80's cover band, a Silent Disco combined with animal feedings plus a number of food trucks. Tickets cost $25. More info here. /p> The details for this years Trans Pride Los Angeles are still TBD but you can save the date and check the official event page here for updates. /p> Complexions Contemporary Ballet returns to The Music Center, with stunning ballet performances featuring music by artists that include Kendrick Lamar, Logic, Drake and Lenny Kravitz. Tickets start at $34. More info here. /p> The Hammer celebrates author James Joyce and his novel Ulysses with Bloomsday, a theatrical blend of staged readings and musical performances all centered around the author's most iconic work. Performances are followed by festivities in the museum's courtyard with more live music and Guinness on tap. Admission is free and the box office opens one hour before the event. More info here./p> The annual jazz festival returns to the Bowl for a two-day concert that includes performances by Kamasi Washington, Leon Bridges, West Coast Get Down, Poncho Sanchez and others. Tickets start around $40. More info here. /p> Get up-close with some of the world's most luxurious vehicles at this annual free car show in the heart of Beverly Hills. Free to attend. More info here./p> Q Con celebrates the diversity of LGBTQ+ comics, games, and popular media. The day includes panel presentations, meet and greet with comic creators and publishers, a costume contest and more. The event is free to attend and family friendly. More info here. /p> MOCA, with an assist from Insomniac / Secret Projects, is hosting concerts and a dance party built around Carl Craig's Party/After-Party sound and light installation currently on exhibition at The Geffen Contemporary. Tickets are $15. More info here./p> Korean Movie Night presents a screening of Parasite at Gloria Molina Grand Park in Downtown Los Angeles. Tickets cost $18 per person. More info here./p> Garagiste Festival is Los Angeles’ only wine festival that exclusively features wines from commercial California ‘garagiste’ winemakers. The wines are poured by the winemakers or owners themselves at the festival offering a rare opportunity to meet the sources behind the wine. Ticket prices range from $65.00 to $135. More info here. /p> French Bulldogs will descend onto Santa Anita Park for a day of fun in the sun and one heart pounding Frenchie race. Tickets cost $10. More info here./p> The Pasadena Chalk Festival returns to The Paseo for a two day-long event featuring art and music featuring some 200 murals and over 500 artists This event is free to attend. More info here. /p> L.A.'s biggest and longest running open streets initiative heads to South LA with a car-free course along Vermont Avenue. Runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free to attend. Rain or shine event! More info here./p> Celebrate Juneteenth with a day of wellness activities at California African American Museum. Free to attend, the one hour yoga flow and meditation will take place at 10 a.m. followed by a sound bath at 11 a.m. More info here. /p> The Leimert Park Juneteenth Festival brings 300 Black-owned businesses, plus multiple stages of live music, DJ's and spoken word performance to Leimert Park Plaza. Runs noon to 9 p.m. Admission is free. More info here./p> The 26th anniversary season of Shakespeare By the Sea kicks off in June at Point Fermin Park in San Pedro with productions of Hamlet and Twelfth Night. All shows are free to attend, but donations are gladly accepted. Performances run at locations throughout L.A. and Orange County through Aug. 5. More info here./p> Free evening dance parties return to The Music Center's Jerry Moss Plaza every Friday throughout the summer. Dance instructors will be on hand to teach guests easy-to-follow steps, allowing everyone to get into the groove right from the jump. More info here./p> Delicious Little Tokyo returns for a culinary journey through the historic neighborhood. Activities include a History of Little Tokyo Food Tour, emoji-pan decorating workshop and a self guided food tasting tour. More info here./p> Head to Venice Fest for a day of fun for all ages. featuring local bands, yoga, games, and classic cars on display. There's also a beer garden and food trucks to refuel. Free to attend. Runs noon to 8 p.m. More info here. /p> The Hollywood Bowl kicks off their slate of summer movie programming with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 in concert. The Los Angeles Philharmonic will play the film's score live to screen, and tickets start as low as $17. More info here./p> The Dodgers celebrate PRIDE with a special LA Pride Party in the Centerfield Plaza at Dodger Stadium, appearances by the LA chapter of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, singer David Archuleta and a postgame fireworks spectacle set to music by DJ Bowie Jane. Tickets start at $83. More info here. /p> This two-day, all-ages, free festival hosted at the Santa Monica Pier features ocean sports competitions, interactive games, a beer garden, a "museum of beach life," and plenty of live music on both days. More info here. /p> Every month, Griffith Observatory hosts a free public star party with the help of volunteers from the Los Angeles Astronomical Society, the Los Angeles Sidewalk Astronomers, and The Planetary Society. More info here. /p> Day Trip the two day house music festival takes over the Queen Mary Waterfront with acts that include Dombresky, Claptone, Meduza and Dom Dolla. Tickets start at $129. More info here./p> Live outdoor music is back at The Getty this summer with the annual Off the 405 concerts. Next up in the series is performance by drummer, composer, and producer Makaya McCraven. Free to attend with reservation. More info here./p> 626 Night Market events return for an 11th season at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia. The market features 300+ food vendors alongside crafts, arts, games, music, and entertainment. Tickets are $5 per-sale and $6 cash at the door. More info here. /p>
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