Los Angeles Happenings

‘They Who Saw the Deep’ is Like Being Lost in the Weirdest Dream You Can Possibly Imagine

In a secret 17,000-square-foot space in Koreatown, a group of strangers clothed in white ponder their place in life, death,

The 2018 edition of Hollywood Fringe takes place May 31 through June 24 bringing over 350 unique shows to Hollywood—many of

A modern Italian restaurant called N. 10 recently opened on W. 3rd Street just east of La Cienega Blvd. The

The intent of this “cheat-sheet” is to denote specific free days in any given month where Los Angeles museums that normally

One of L.A.’s best stores for locally made goods and gifts is celebrating its four-year anniversary this May. Silver Lake’s

In an effort to alleviate traffic woes around Dodger Stadium on game days, a company has proposed a gondola that

The State Theatre has been closed off to the public since 1998, when the Universal Kingdom of the Church of

For over 30 years, Grand Performances has offered a variety of performance events at California Plaza, for free. Their 2018

For years, every time we bit into a delicious street dog, we were doing so at the risk of the

Metro is offering free rides all day on Sunday, April 22, otherwise known as Earth Day. This applies to rail,

Summer in Los Angeles means outdoor movie screenings, and Eat|See|Hear is one of the longest running series bringing those types

An infographic titled Los Angeles’ Hidden Etymologies dives into the origins of various Los Angeles neighborhood names. The infographic was