Nilüfer Yanya- Baby Luv
Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (11/16-11/19/17)-
Thursday
British singer Nilüfer Yanya is playing The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever with Monogem opening
Array @The Broad is screening the film Daughters of The Dust at The Theatre at the Ace Hotel with a conversation to follow with directors Julie Dash and Ava DuVernay
Writer and artist Marisela Norte will be giving a walk-through of Hammer Museum’s Radical Women exhibition (free)
Tennis are playing at the Fonda Theatre with Wild Ones
Hauser & Wirth are screening German artist Andy Hope 1930’s Vertical Horizon (free but register)
There are still tickets available for Metronomy’s early (6pm) show at The Regent Theater
Beach Slang are playing at the Echoplex with Dave Hause and The Mermaid and See Through Dresses opening
Friday
The Underachievers are playing a $10 show with Warm Brew and Injury Reserve at The Novo
Surf Rock Is Dead and Sarah Chernoff are opening for Shout Out Louds at the El Rey Theatre
LA Zoo Lights, the annual holiday celebration at the zoo in Griffith Park, begins tonight and runs through 1/7
Curls are playing with Hibou and Suncruiser at the Moroccan Lounge
There are still a few tickets left for a midnight screening of Pulp Fiction at Tarantino’s New Beverly Cinema
Egrets on Ergot, Bastidas!, and Sister Mantos are playing a Solidarity with Mariachis’ Rent Strike Benefit Show at The Smell
Saturday
REDCAT is hosting an all day Symposium on Mike Kelley’s Kandors, currently on view at Hauser & Wirth (free but ticketed)
The Great Los Angeles Walk returns for its annual cross city trek, this time taking Beverly Boulevard (free)
Jackalope Art and Craft Fair returns to its outdoor Pasadena location (also Sunday)
Vulture Festival LA is bringing numerous celebrities to the Hollywood Roosevelt for ticketed events including Issa Rae, Jill Soloway in conversation with Lena Waithe and more
Gary Numan is playing at the Teragram Ballroom with Me Not You opening
Daedelus, Mono/Poly and Free The Robots are playing a show at Union Nightclub
Sunday
Pasadena’s wacky annual Doo Dah Parade returns with after parties to follow (free)
Window dresser, cultural critic, author, and creative ambassador-at-large for Barneys New York, Simon Doonan, will be discussing Mundo Meza in conjunction with MOCA’s exhibition Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano L.A., at the West Hollywood Council Chambers
Baio and Teen Daze are playing an early show at Zebulon
Ibeyi are performing with TheMind at The Theatre at the Ace Hotel
Tony Molina, Faith Healer, Toner, and Cecil Frena are playing at The Smell