Featured Events in Los Angeles in February 2025 (March Updated)

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated Luis R Conriquez event taking place on February 15, 2025, at the renowned Kia Forum in Inglewood, California. Join us for an unforgettable experience at 3900 W Manchester Blvd., Inglewood, CA, 90305. Don't miss the chance to witness a spectacular event filled with excitement and entertainment. Be sure to secure your tickets early for this exclusive gathering.

Experience the enchanting melodies of Pink Sweat$ at the highly anticipated Welcome Home Tour, joined by the talented special guest Aqyila. This unforgettable musical event will take place in the vibrant city of Brooklyn at the renowned Brooklyn Paramount. The venue is located at 385 Flatbush Ave. Extension, Brooklyn, NY, 11201, providing the perfect backdrop for a night of soulful music and captivating performances. Mark your calendars for February 16, 2025, and immerse yourself in an evening filled with rhythm, emotion, and pure musical magic.

Our Community Climbing Days are intentionally designed to get community members that aren’t affiliated with an organization or larger group out on the course for a day of fun challenges and an awesome shared experience! Information Source: Fulcrum Learning Systems | eventbrite

Writer, director, and actor Avan Jogia delivers a bright and acidic poetry collection on fame, rage, love, and sadness. A biting postmortem of the modern age, for fans of Lana Del Rey and Atticus. Avan Jogia grew up as a teen idol. He stumbled into the spotlight during the birth of the internet, the early days of Instagram and Twitter, before everyone online was a star. He spent his time in that spotlight writing, observing the cult of celebrity, the hilarity, the absurdity, and sometimes sinister side of being idolized before you've even had the chance to decide for yourself who you are. Now, in his most revealing and honest work to date, he has assembled a book of poems as an act of self-dissection. Part boozy lovesick rage and part personal reflection on the nature of fame, Autopsy (of an Ex-Teen Heartthrob) is a sharp, tantalizing collection of poems examining Avan's relationship with ego, idolatry, love as an act of worship, rage as an act of prayer, and sadness as confession. Through vivid imagery (and sometimes startling honesty) Avan cuts himself open and observes the false gods he has worshipped, the ways he has sinned, and exhumes a version of himself that looks like someone we all know: a person searching for the means to cure pain, mend the wounds of insecurity, and satiate cravings for love. THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT. An event ticket must be purchased from Book Soup to join the signing line. You will receive your copy of Autopsy (of an Ex-Teen Heartthrob) at check-in. Information Source: Book Soup | eventbrite

Storytelling 101 for Ages 18+ The Crow offers you the opportunity to take a story that might have started as a fun dinner party tell to an immersive, hilarious tale that will be performed on our Main Stage after 6 weeks of class! This course helps you write your own material and learn the concepts of story structure all while building confidence in public speaking and communication. We work on stage presence, finding courage to keep going when the going gets rough, and rounding out all the intricate and important moments of your story! This 6 week course meets once a week for 3 hours, culminating in a storytelling show on The Crow’s main stage. THE 2025 WINTER STORYTELLING SESSION STARTS FEBRUARY 20, 2025 Thursdays 7:00pm - 10:00pm Class Dates: February 20 February 27 March 6 March 13 March 20 March 27 Final Showcase:Saturday, March 29th at 8 PM Information Source: eventbrite

Santino Bros. Wrestling presents:Thursday Night Fight Night RECKONING📅 Thursday February 20th, 2025 🌆 250 E. 1st Street, Azusa, CA. 91702 🚪Doors open: 7:30pm | 🔔Bell Time 8:00pm 🎟 Tickets start at $20 ⬆️⬆️⬆️ | Kids $10 at the door! 5 Matches, Featuring: Slice Boogie, Luca Riley, Dom Kubrick, El Primohenio and more! *card subject to change Information Source: Santino Bros. Wrestling | eventbrite

Enjoy samples from top wellness brands, shop from local wellness small businesses, delicious food and healther beverage options. All while you mingle with other wellness lovers! Our first wellness social will be a night you'll never forget! Vendors: More coming soon! @luckysevenwellness -cbd infused and non cbd wellness products. @createmeowrepeat.home -non toxic candles. @dr.angela.fassial -customized chiropractic care & coaching. Sponsors: @jungletea @annascider- Natural, clean and 0 suger cider. Food by: @vcounty.events Venue: @hardcorefitnesspasadena Project by @alternativeent Information Source: Alternative Entertainment | eventbrite

Start your morning with purpose and community at the Gorp Girls LA 5K Charity Run! Check-In: 8:30 AM Race Start Time: 9:00 AM The run/walk will begin at Usal ORC leading participants on a 3.1-mile route around the Silverlake Reservoir, with a steady 100-foot elevation gain, before finishing back at Usal ORC. After crossing the finish line, stick around to enjoy music, food, and drinks. For recovery, we’ll have ice baths ready to help you cool down and recharge. All proceeds from the event will directly support LA wildfire relief efforts. Join us to make an impact and show up for our incredible community. See you there! Information Source: Gorp Girls LA | eventbrite

Sunday Funday w/ The K-Tel All-Stars(70's party) Come join us for a groovy time at The Lighthouse Cafe! Get ready to boogie down to all your favorite disco hits with The K-Tel All-Stars. Dust off those bell-bottoms and break out your platform shoes for a daytime of dancing and fun. So grab your friends and get ready to party like it's 1979! Information Source: The Lighthouse Cafe | eventbrite

A financially and creatively bankrupt acting troupes’ production of Romeo and Juliet goes horribly wrong when their Romeo dies three acts early. In order to save their troupe from jail, or worse, being exiled from the theatre, the troupe must lie, scheme, and “yes, and” their way into the cover up of the century. FAQs What time should I get there? At least 30 minutes before the show. Our performances start bang on time and it takes a hot second to welcome you into the building. Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? The Butterfly Club is a licensed venue. Accordingly, patrons under 18 are only allowed on premises in the company of a parent or legal guardian. What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event? We strongly encourage using public transport. The Butterfly Club is a short stroll from Flinders Street station and Melbourne Central, and an even shorter stroll from any tram that travels through Swanston or Collins Streets (get off at Town Hall). How can I contact the venue with any questions? Please call The Butterfly Club on 03 9663 8107 or reply to your email confirmation. What's the refund policy? All sales are final: exceptions are made in extraordinary circumstances at the Club's sole discretion. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? No. Our team have a record of all attendees updated in real time and will be able to let you in whether you bring a printed copy of your ticket or not. Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes. It happens all the time. It's totally fine. Information Source: The Butterfly Club | eventbrite

Welcome to the Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony! Join us at the historical Whisky a Go Go for a night of music and celebration. We will be honoring and paying tribute to rock legends and inducting honorees into the Hall of Fame. This in-person event promises an unforgettable evening filled with live performances, special guests, and rock 'n' roll memories. Don't miss out on this epic night of music magic! Information Source: Rock Fantasy Dreams Foundation | eventbrite

Patrice: The Movie by Ted Passon (USA, 2024, 101 minutes) preceded by David Block’s “How Sweet the Sound”A feature documentary romantic comedy from award-winning filmmaker, Ted Passon, about the next phase of marriage equality – disability. Patrice has finally found the love of her life, Garry, who is also disabled. They want nothing more than to get married, but if they do - or even if they just move in together - the government benefits they need to survive would be cut. Despite the scrutiny they’re under, they decide to plan a commitment ceremony that could risk their entire future. Patrice’s present-day battles are informed by her past. The film interweaves vérité scenes with recreated scenes from her past life imbued with her art and her uniquely tragicomic joie de vivre - Patrice designed the sets and co-wrote the scripts. Starring a cast of children, with Patrice as the only adult playing herself at every age, we see the struggles Patrice endured to get the house, the job, and the life that she’s now fighting to keep. Ted Passon is an award-winning director, writer, producer, and video artist. He created and directed the critically acclaimed docuseries Philly D.A., along with co-director Yoni Brook and producer Nicole Salazar. The series had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival and had its international premiere at the Berlin Film Festival, becoming the first docuseries to ever screen there. It was named, “One of the best TV shows of 2021” by TIME, The NY Times, Variety, The LA Times, The Hollywood Reporter, The Washington Post, Vulture, Vogue, Slate, The Ringer, and Indiewire. He is a co-founder of All Ages Productions, a full-service film and video production company, and a board member of the Blackstar Film Festival. Preceded by David Block’s, How Sweet the Sound, the short documentary focuses on the blind African American street singer, John Sutton. Information Source: Scribe Video Center | eventbrite

The Creative Writing Journal Club is a vibrant and welcoming space for writers, dreamers, and creatives of all levels to come together and explore the written word. Take a break and immerse yourself in an inspiring evening of writing and reflection! Here’s what to expect: Optional Writing Prompts: Kickstart your creativity with three unique prompts—one for journaling, one for storytelling, and one for creative writing. Let these spark your imagination as you write at your own pace.Bring Your Tools: Whether it’s your favorite journal, laptop, or notebook, bring what makes you feel comfortable to express yourself.Sharing and Connection: Around 7:30 PM, we’ll open the floor for those who wish to share their work, thoughts, or creative process in a supportive and encouraging atmosphere.Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just beginning your creative journey, this event is the perfect space to express yourself and connect with fellow creatives. 📢 Be sure to follow us on Instagram @makingfriendsla for event updates and setup details so you can easily spot us and stay connected for all the fun! Information Source: Making Friends LA | eventbrite

Welcome to The Games We Play - A Magical Theatrical Experience. Join us at The MAIN for a journey through the world of traditional games and play. Award-winning magician and multidisciplinary artist Chris Canfield explores his time growing up in a family-owned traditional game store and the profound impact play has on our lives. We’re going to be playing games together. Chris has been featured on the hit television show Penn & Teller: Fool Us and performs at prestigious magic venues around the world. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience The Games We Play. The MAIN theater is a close commute from Los Angeles and surrounding areas. There are many wonderful restaurant options in the downtown area to enjoy before the show. thegamesweplayshow.com Information Source: Chris Canfield | eventbrite

This sprawling exhibit explores the profound impact and influence that hip-hop music and culture has had on the United States and the world since it burst forth in the Bronx 50 years ago. The Mixtape Exhibit delves deep into the sounds, scenes and history of hip-hop music, dance, graffiti, fashion, business, and activism. On view are rarely displayed artifacts from Tupac Shakur, Notorious B.I.G., MC Lyte, Lil Wayne, Slick Rick, Egyptian Lover, Eminem, and many others, and visitors can make their own hip-hop music with five unique interactives. The exhibit was curated by a team of four co-curators who bring a deep knowledge of hip-hop, academic rigor and creativity to the project: Felicia Angeja Viator, associate professor of history, San Francisco State University, author of To Live And Defy In LA: How Gangsta Rap Changed America, and one of the first women DJs in the Bay Area hip-hop scene; Adam Bradley, professor of English and founding director of the Laboratory for Race and Popular Culture (the RAP Lab) at UCLA, and co-editor of The Anthology of Rap; Jason King, dean, USC Thornton School of Music and former chair of the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU; and Dan Charnas, associate arts professor, NYU Clive Davis Institute of Music, and author of Dilla Time: The Life And Afterlife Of The Hip-Hop Producer Who Reinvented Rhythm. The co-curators worked in conjunction with GRAMMY Museum Chief Curator and VP of Curatorial Affairs Jasen Emmons as well as a 20-member Advisory Board.

This immersive exhibition tells the story of a unique mid-20th-century collaboration between artists and engineers. It explores the beginnings of the organization Experiments in Art and Technology, or E.A.T., as well as two of its most pivotal projects: 9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering and the iconic Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at the 1970 World Exposition in Osaka, Japan, both of which pursued groundbreaking integrations of theater, dance, technology, and interactive, multimedia art.

This immersive exhibition tells the story of a unique mid-20th-century collaboration between artists and engineers. It explores the beginnings of the organization Experiments in Art and Technology, or E.A.T., as well as two of its most pivotal projects: 9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering and the iconic Pepsi-Cola Pavilion at the 1970 World Exposition in Osaka, Japan, both of which pursued groundbreaking integrations of theater, dance, technology, and interactive, multimedia art.

In conjunction with Getty’s PST ART: Art & Science Collide, Roberts Projects presents Betye Saar’s monumental altar assemblage, Mojotech. Created in 1987 during the artist’s residency at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), this installation-based work is a testament to the fusion of contemporary technology and the mystique of ancient spirituality.

Southern California’s iconic art event, PST ART, returns in September 2024 with over 800 artists, 70 exhibits, and 1 amazing theme:Art Meets Science. This “collision” will explore the intersection of art and science, past and present, with organizations presenting exhibits on topics such as ancient cosmology, Indigenous science fiction, environmental justice, and artificial intelligence.

Electric light emerged as an artistic medium in the mid-20th century, as artists engaged with new technology, mass media and industrial materials. The exhibition Plugged In: Art and Electric Light illuminates these themes through 11 works produced between 1964 and 1970, all drawn from the Museum’s collections. This focused group includes Andy Warhol’s controversial White Painting (1964), its nude female torso subversively activated by ultraviolet light; Dan Flavin’s stark fluorescent installations made from commercial materials; and Allen Ruppersberg’s Location Piece (1968), an “environmental sculpture” that envelops the viewer in unnerving ambient light.

Electric light emerged as an artistic medium in the mid-20th century, as artists engaged with new technology, mass media and industrial materials. The exhibition Plugged In: Art and Electric Light illuminates these themes through 11 works produced between 1964 and 1970, all drawn from the Museum’s collections. This focused group includes Andy Warhol’s controversial White Painting (1964), its nude female torso subversively activated by ultraviolet light; Dan Flavin’s stark fluorescent installations made from commercial materials; and Allen Ruppersberg’s Location Piece (1968), an “environmental sculpture” that envelops the viewer in unnerving ambient light.

Electric light emerged as an artistic medium in the mid-20th century, as artists engaged with new technology, mass media and industrial materials. The exhibition Plugged In: Art and Electric Light illuminates these themes through 11 works produced between 1964 and 1970, all drawn from the Museum’s collections. This focused group includes Andy Warhol’s controversial White Painting (1964), its nude female torso subversively activated by ultraviolet light; Dan Flavin’s stark fluorescent installations made from commercial materials; and Allen Ruppersberg’s Location Piece (1968), an “environmental sculpture” that envelops the viewer in unnerving ambient light.

Examine Getty’s much-loved painting, Irises by Vincent van Gogh, from the perspective of modern conservation science. This exhibition shows how the artist’s understanding of light and color informed his painting practice, and how conservators and scientists working together can harness the power of light with analytical tools that uncover the artist’s materials and working methods. Lastly, this exhibition reveals how light has irrevocably changed some of the colors in Irises. A painting we thought we knew so well has suddenly become quite unfamiliar.

Examine Getty’s much-loved painting, Irises by Vincent van Gogh, from the perspective of modern conservation science. This exhibition shows how the artist’s understanding of light and color informed his painting practice, and how conservators and scientists working together can harness the power of light with analytical tools that uncover the artist’s materials and working methods. Lastly, this exhibition reveals how light has irrevocably changed some of the colors in Irises. A painting we thought we knew so well has suddenly become quite unfamiliar.