Department of Cultural Affairs
SeeThruLA is a special place-based choral concert offering a series of reflections on our favorite LA locations, told through the poetry and music of local artists. New compositions explore memories of classic haunts like Low End Theory and the Ambassador Hotel, as well as the relatable day-to-day experiences of city life: struggling through traffic, finding refuge from foreign hostility, and yearning for feelings of home.
Tickets are $20 and are available online or at the door.
This weekend, Friday, November 22 and Saturday, November 23, check out the best street dancers in the world as they go head-to-head and showcase their skills! The Flava of the Year (FOTY), International Street Dance Festival will include workshops, guest DJs, and the championships as the grand finale! Admission is free. Accepting donations and toy drives. For more information, contact (818) 421-7299 or untied@thegr818ers.org. Check the Gr818ers’ Instagram @thegr818ers for more! FOTY DAY 1: Friday, November 22, from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m.…
Enchanted is a one-mile, nighttime walk through distinct lighting displays. Some of the displays are interactive and invite participation, while some are merely there to be observed and enjoyed. Food and beverage options abound at Enchanted. Grab a quick bite, a hot chocolate or an adult beverage within the Enchanted experience.
Join in for evenings of live music, picnicking, and community on the LACMA grounds. Jazz at LACMA is a celebration of LA’s finest jazz musicians. Concerts are broadcast on KJAZZ (88.1 FM) every Sunday evening from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. and include interviews with featured performers.
Brighten up your holidays with an all new Yuletide tradition! The Zoo will be decorated with festive lights for the winter holiday season. This fresh, exciting event will include family-friendly evening activities to illuminate the season for memories that will make you smile all year.
The Acadmy Museum presents the Film Series Beware the Elements! Natural Disasters on Film Following a summer of record-breaking heatwaves, extreme wildfires, historic floods, and a truly unprecedented “hurriquake,” we find the perilous realities of climate change increasingly impacting our daily lives. This screening series considers natural disasters through our planet’s primary elements—earth, wind, water, and fire—and seeks to highlight key moments in the history of the disaster film genre as a source of entertainment and portrayal of science, and…
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