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Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (4/21-4/24/16)-
Thursday
Bent Shapes are playing with Shark Toys at the Bootleg Theater
As part of MOPLA (Month of Photography LA), Adhesive & Co. is having Instagram Jam, a curated and projected photo exhibition at Smashbox Studios (free with RSVP)
Angel City Brewery is teaming up with the Natural History Museum for an educational program about bugs in Los Angeles and a special “Bug Juice” will be served (not made of bugs) -all to help celebrate Earth Day
Blackbird Blackbird are playing with Chad Valley at The Echo
Nosaj Thing is playing at The Regent Theater
Thursday and Friday
356 Mission gallery is hosting Just Speak Nearby: The Politics & Practices of Art Writing, with the Trinh T. Minh-ha film Reassemblage (1982, 40 min) and a lecture on Thursday and a day of speakers and performances on Friday including Dynasty Handbag
Friday
Vetiver are playing at The Troubadour
Grand Park is having an Earth Day event from 9am-2pm where you can rid yourself of e-waste, check out some artwork and get a free tree
Cinefamily is showing Michael Rappaport’s documentary film about A Tribe Called Quest, Beats, Rhymes & Life, as a tribute to Phife Dog with proceeds to be donated to his family
The Aero Theatre is showing a George Kennedy double feature- Cool Hand Luke / The Human Factor
Saturday
Tennis System are one of the many artists playing Broke LA (formerly Brokechella) which highlights lesser known acts at their music and arts festival in downtown Los Angeles ($20)
Story of the Running Wolf are opening for Battle Tapes at The Hi Hat in Highland Park
The Situation Room in Eagle Rock is having their second annual Femmes’ Video Art Festival, showing contemporary video art this weekend and next. The screening is free, outdoors, and there will be snacks.
Puro Instinct is playing along with Mode, and Cellars at El Cid
Sunday
The Long Beach Zine Festival is a free event with exhibitions and talks happening at the Museum of Latin American Art with Avi Buffalo performing
Obsessed with Making a Murderer? Steven Avery’s lawyers Dean Strang and Jerry Buting will be at The Theatre at the Ace Hotel to discuss the case, a possible sequel to the series, and more ($60)
Several of David Domingo’s Super 8 films are being shown at the Egyptian Theatre with Domingo present at the screening
Brentwood is having their Spring Arts Festival