Things To Do in Los Angeles | Eventbrite (2024)

Grab a bowl (or plate) of something delicious at this weekend-long celebration of multicultural cuisine served by more than 100 vendors, hosted in the parking lot outside of the Rose Bowl Stadium.

Imagine tasting the terroir of a sweet glass of grapes as you fold literal earth with your hands. This no-experience-necessary pottery class is the perfect place to get your hands dirty and your whistle wet — all while creating something beautiful and useful.

This weekly Friday night party at Inglewood's Afrobeats club pairs infectious music with crowds of folks ready to hit the dance floor and meet new people.

Night owls looking for laughs should head to Hollywood’s Third Wheel, where every more than 20 comedians from all over the world deliver all-new material at midnight.

Join the California Native Plant Society as you learn about our delicate ecosystem and remove invasive mustard. After your hard work, take a nature walk with the San Fernando Valley Audubon Society. You can borrow some binoculars, but make sure to bring your own water bottle.

Kick off the week by waking up early for a relaxing hour-long session with SoulPlay Yoga. If you care for brunch afterwards, you’ll get a free cocktail with your entree.

Depart from Long Beach on this 2.5-hour tour, where educators from the Aquarium of the Pacific will help attendees spot whales, dolphins, sea lines, and more amazing marine life.

Named the "Best Wine Festival in America" by USA Today, The Garagiste Festival is the place to go for the rarest and finest selections from California’s array of micro-wineries.

Follow the folks at Dress Up Studio down the rabbit hole for a dress up party in their Alice in Wonderland-inspired space. Styles will span decades and their vast collection of wigs pair perfectly with whatever get-up you get into.

Los Angeles Public Library is finishing a successful series of poetry readings with Los Angeles’ own, Sesshu Foster, winner of two American Book Awards. Foster will be joined by a lineup of local poets for the reading at the Hyde Park branch.

Whether you’re a true crime enthusiast, a Hollywood historian, or a spooky cynic, you will find yourself amused, scared, and surprised on this dark tour of the Boulevard of Broken Dreams.

Whether you're on a bachelorette party or just need a fun night out, this 90-minute bus tour features fun, games, and drag performances. It's BYOB, so bring your favorite tipples to sipple.

There's going to be a (fake) murder at Guido's restaurant in Santa Monica! Amateur sleuths can help find the killer, and they'll enjoy a tasty dinner while they're working through the clues.

Ready for graceful meditative movements and flowy breathing out in the open air? This relaxing class in Culver City is specifically designed for newbies.

Whether you’ve got a longroof to show off or just want to revel in station wagon nostalgia, head to the Petersen Automotive Museum for this festival celebrating everything from Cruiser to Squire.

Learn about the gunslinging Angelenos of Wild West times, see design marvels like the Art Nouveau lobby of a 1913 hotel, and take your tastebuds on a tour tour of LA's melting pot food scene.

Join the professional foodies from CocuSocial for a ravioli-making workshop in Green Haus’s beautiful and airy kitchen studio. From shaping to stuffing to saucing it all up, you’ll learn techniques for making tasty vegetarian pasta.

Spot whales, dolphins, sea lions, and more amazing marine life aboard this 2.5-hour tour, accompanied by educators from the Aquarium of the Pacific.

This free event has just about everything kids love, from singing and dancing with musical instruments to stories and crafts. The folks at Books and Cookies are even bringing out the parachute (a gym class classic) to ensure a fun-filled day in the sun on the Ivy Station lawn.

The Setup hosts this pop-up comedy show on a patio near WeHo Sausage Company. Expect a handful of great comedians and food and drink options from nearby vendors.

Allow Matthew Grant to serenade you with smooth jazz melodies every Wednesday. You'll find two bars and plenty of beautiful room to hang out at Zaya, a Pershing Square area hangout.

This Glendale open mic welcomes comics to put their money where their mouths are, offering 5 minutes of stage time for $5. If you don't feel like telling jokes, you can always show up to watch — and audience admission is free.

This burlesque variety show featured in Thrillist’s list of "Best Burlesque Shows In LA" has been a staple of LA’s burlesque scene for over eleven years. Join host Lola Boutée and the talented line-up for their triumphant return to live shows.

Looking for some free world-class jazz in a romantic setting? On Thursday nights, the candle-lit Continental Club hosts free performances featuring special guests and complimentary mini cupcakes.

Indie record label Home To Heart hosts this one-day music marathon, offering eight hours of rock brought to you by 12 hardcore bands.

Legendary LA performer Lola Boutée and her seductive crew dance, sing, and juggle fire in the round at open-air cocktail bar Saint & Sinner, which includes access to an afterparty where you can dance to a DJ's tunes.

Whether you’re looking to meet your next fur baby or simply want to snuggle with a cute critter, bring your hugs (and your kids) to this literary cuddle sesh. All kids will walk away with a free book — and of course, one of the adoptable cuddle bugs, if you so choose.

Semillon, Cinsault, Teroldego, Nebbiolo, Marsanne. No, these aren't planets from "Star Wars," they're wines! Please the Palate invites you to taste California wines made from lesser-known grapes.

Both local and celebrity DJS will be spinning R&B hits at this festival at Grand Park which features food, mimosas, and, of course, good vibes.

Hollywood cocktail bar The North End invites you to fine-tune your taste for tequila during this tasting session. Whether you’re a Mezcal mule, agave aficionado, or know nada, you’ll find something you enjoy drinking here.

Grammy-nominated saxophonist Chris Potter is one balloon-lunged cat. The modern jazz great will be joined by fellow jazz extraordinaires Kendrick Scott and Matt Brewer at UCLA’s Nimoy Theatre.

If your pup will jump through literal hoops for a treat, then take your talented furbaby to the first annual Pawlympics at the Los Angeles Coliseum. You may go home with a medal and some new dog-loving friends.

Take a deep dive into the classics at this monthly screening at The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel hosted by film critic and winemaker José Ignacio Cuenca.

Join fellow fans of the legendary gothic soap opera in honoring "Dark Shadows" stars Lara Parker and Jonathan Frid, who portrayed the witch and vampire duo, Angélique and Barnabas Collins.

Peace Awareness Labyrinth and Gardens invites you to an evening of spontaneous dance. Let your energy flow as you freeform dance in this magical place — no dance experience necessary.

Club Decades hosts this nightclub party inspired by all things Talking Heads. Go on, make some flippy floppy in your largest suit!

Whether you grew up counting pips or taking tricks, you’re invited to this Pride edition of Love, Peace, and Spades’ “fly game night.” Enjoy dominoes, Bid Whist, Uno, and other classic games.

Comedians and self-proclaimed cockroaches Syd Heller and Olivia DeLaurentis bring their podcast to the stage. See the sh*t talkers’ and friends present this hilarious work in progress.

Trading the therapist’s couch for the stage, the comedians at Hilerapy will be working through some of their most painful moments in front of an audience. You might cry, but only from laughing so hard.

Want to get your hands dirty for the community? Swing by these project days at Arlington Gardens, where you'll work on long-term improvements and learn about regenerative gardening and landscaping.

This annual beer festival returns to the California Science Center. Enjoy the museum’s famed exhibits while you sip tasty brews from over 50 unique breweries.

This private backyard concert features a string quartet performing the music of Mendelssohn, Mozart, and Martinu — plus, it's hosted by Dr. Whitney Raleigh, a renowned cellist.

Best fits win plushies and themed drinks will be flowing. Oh, and of course there'll be DJs spinning the emo hits that make you want to cry, rage, and dance.

Spend the night raving at Freddy’s at this themed dance night inspired by the movie inspired by the terrifying video game.

Disciples of the psychedelic sounds of Tame Impala, this night is for you. Bliss out to everything Kevin Parker and Parker-adjacent with your fellow electronic hippies.

Vegan Exchange is back, and June’s festivities feature vegan vendors from San Diego and Los Angeles. Enjoy lawn games, tasty brews, ping pong, and, of course, delicious plant-based grub.

Bass Heist’s Sprouted Market features everything from trippy gear perfect for summer music festivals to artisan pizza. Head to The Pico Union Project, and feel free to bring your synth — four lucky shoppers will get to perform.

Imbibe over 100 varieties of wines, bubbles, and other adult beverages while simultaneously satisfying your inner child at the California Science Center’s wine fest.

Every first Thursday of the month, comedian Grace Roushdi hosts this stand-up showcase at The Pack Theatre that’s as lively as the 2000 cult comedy that inspired its name.

Love weird magic? This duo will have you entertained, amazed, and enraptured via a strange act that's peppered with curious interstitials.

The best of Mexican grub meets the beloved Filipino bites at this fusion food festival dedicated to everything from tacos to lumpias.

Taraji P. Henson may be known best for her performances in hits like "Empire" and "Hidden Figures," but her mental health advocacy is equally inspiring. In her debut children’s picture book, Henson teaches her valuable life lessons.

LA Commons and Leimert Park Art Walk present this celebration of the traditions of the African Diaspora. Head to Leimert Park for a joyous day of drumming, performances, healing arts, food, and incredible masks.

Calling all ska lovers. Inland Empire natives Red Store Bums bring their local, soulful sound to The Paramount in Boyle Heights.

Known as the "Musical Peace Corps," this orchestra, made up of musicians from 17 countries, performs a program that includes pieces by Mendelssohn and Schubert.