Category: Free Things To Do

If you’re looking for walkable districts in Los Angeles, Broxton Plaza is one of the best to get your steps

If you’re looking for a place to learn about and celebrate Jewish culture in Los Angeles, the Skirball Cultural Center

“Miradero” literally translates from Spanish as lookout, or vantage point. It’s also the name of the historic estate at the

Few places in Los Angeles inspire like The Last Bookstore in Downtown. California’s largest indie new/used book mecca is kind

Jackalope Arts is an artisan vendor event that has been up running for more than a decade, banding together dozens

What was life really like living behind the Iron Curtain? The Wende is where you can get a glimpse via

Long Beach’s Retro Row 4th Street corridor is vibrant stretch of shops and eateries that carves out space on 4th

Students of Los Angeles history know that before we became the city of the car, locals at the turn of

Eccentricity takes retail form at Soap Plant / Wacko, where the self-proclaimed “purveyors of post-pop culture” sell novelties ranging from

The Colburn School, a premier performing arts institution in Downtown L.A.’s Bunker Hill neighborhood, offers world-class music and dance education

Mondays don’t have to be a drag—Motown On Mondays LA has been flipping the script for 13 years, bringing soul,

Looking for a chill way to sign off to your weekend? As part of their recurring outdoor programming, Old Pasadena