Sep 252014
 

Temples- Shelter Song

Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (9/25-9/28/14)-

Thursday

Temples, Wampire and Fever the Ghost play are at the Fonda Theatre

We Open Art Houses (WOAH) presents Bring Your Own Beamer (BYOB): the work of experimental animators, video artists, and musical performers at downtown art space Werkartz- you must RSVP and there is a $5 suggested donation (and free beer)

The Kooks are at The Wiltern

Simian Mobile Disco (performing Whorl) at the El Rey

Friday

Wu-Tang Clan are playing The Forum

Saturday

As part of the AxS Festival, Machine Project has organized various programs at the famous Gamble House (of Procter & Gamble) in Pasadena until 10/5. This Saturday they are all free, including dance performances, a secret restaurant conveyor belt, poetry and video installations; or just go to see the contemporary art in various places around the house

Art, music, and performance art come together for the third Step and Repeat at MOCA. This event includes performances by Le1f, Yung Jake, and Barbara T. Smith

Panel Discussion: Women in Graffiti and Street Art at Flower Pepper Gallery in Pasadena. Artists attending- Sand One, ShadowMonsterBear, Jennifer Korsen, and Cindy Love

Die Antwoord are at the Hollywood Palladium

Sunday

Don Bachardy is speaking at LACMA and signing his book Hollywood

The Pixies are playing the Hollywood Bowl along with Gogol Bordello and Cat Power

It’s the 30th Anniversary of the Abbot Kinney Festival

May 292014
 

Le1f- BOOM

Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (5/29-6/1/14)-

Thursday

Thee Oh Sees are playing at the Echo (moved from Church on York)

MOCAtv presents a Jogging screening of four films made by the collective just for MOCA (free)

Die Antwoord are playing at the Fonda

Friday

Friday Flights at the Getty hosted by Liars

Takashi Murakami’s film Jellyfish Eyes is screening at the Ace Hotel’s historic theater

Pink Mountaintops are playing at the Echo

Eagulls are playing at the Satellite

Saturday

Le1f is at the Echo

Sunset Boulevard is on at the Million Dollar Theatre

Saturday and Sunday

The Big Parade LA is two days of organized walking around Los Angeles including about 80 public stairways (free)

Sunday

Dance, art, music, and poetry combine with the backdrop of Northeast LA’s historic buildings for Lummis Day at Lummis Home and Heritage Square (free)

Doug Aitken and Philippe Vergne speak at LACMA