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Santa Monica丨Ocean Way Festival 2026 | Santa Monica Pier

Sep 26–Sep 27, 2026 (UTC-8)

Santa Monica

Music Festivals

Collecting Impressionism at LACMA | Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Dec 21, 2025–Jan 3, 2027 (UTC-8)

Los Angeles

Exhibitions

AboutInspired by breakthroughs in industry and technology, visual culture in the final quarter of the 19th century in France expanded well beyond the traditional media of painting, sculpture, and drawing to include advances in printmaking, photography, decorative arts, and fashion. Yet, 150 years later, French Impressionism single-handedly defines this period at American art museums. Unpacking the reasons why, Collecting Impressionism at LACMA offers a surprising narrative about the people and artists who shaped LACMA, interrogating how trends in “taste” inform the museum's collection. From early acquisitions of American and California Impressionism to donations of paintings by Edgar Degas and Camille Pissarro from major Hollywood collectors, art was a tool of cultural legitimization that helped the institution grow in tandem with a developing city. Collecting Impressionism at LACMA illuminates the ways in which museum collections are constructed, and by extension, suggests how visitors can read the museum as a site of changing taste and changing narratives.

Cerritos | The Temptations & Four Tops 40th Anniversary Tour | Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts

Sep 19, 2026 (UTC-8)

Cerritos

Concerts

A Light in the Dark: Joseph Wright of Derby | The Getty

Nov 24, 2026–Mar 14, 2027 (UTC-8)

Los Angeles

Exhibitions

British painter Joseph Wright is renowned for his astonishing ability to capture light penetrating darkness. In the 1760s, he exhibited a series of outstanding paintings in London, catapulting the provincial artist to fame. This exhibition brings together several works from that period—including *Two Boys with a Bladder*, recently rediscovered at the Getty Museum—and explores the technological innovations and artistic ambitions behind some of the 18th century's most captivating paintings.

West Hollywood | ROE Concert | Live at The Sun Rose

Aug 27, 2026 (UTC-8)

West Hollywood

Concerts

Inglewood | Robyn<The Sexistential>Tour | Kia Forum

Sep 23–Sep 24, 2026 (UTC-8)

Inglewood

Concerts

Home of the Future, 1925–1985: Designing Domestic Utopias | Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Sep 27, 2026–Mar 14, 2027 (UTC-8)

Los Angeles

Exhibitions

Between 1925 and 1985, Americans were offered an astonishing array of domestic utopias. Self-cleaning kitchens, plastic houses assembled in a day, push-button appliances, and desktop computers all shaped aspirations about how to live. Through architectural models, drawings, photographs, films, and objects ranging from sinks to television sets, Home of the Future traces how the American home of tomorrow was imagined, packaged, and sold—by whom, and for whom. While these visions promised abundance and technological transformation, the exhibition also asks who was excluded from that future, and who imagined radical alternatives.

Abbot Kinney Festival | Venice

Sep 27, 2026 (UTC-8)

Venice

Celebration

The Abbott Kinney Festival, located in Venice, California, takes place along the world-famous Abbott Kinney Boulevard. This mile-long street is lined with boutiques and artisanal restaurants, adding an authentic Venetian touch to the festival. Held annually on the last Sunday of September (except this year), this highly anticipated summer tradition has been running for 40 years and features: free music festival entry, top-notch food trucks and stalls from 350 quality vendors, children's rides and games, and four music stages, including a children's quad.

Inglewood | 2026 Monsta X World Tour [The X: Nexus] | Kia Forum

Oct 20, 2026 (UTC-8)

Inglewood

Concerts

Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living | Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Nov 15, 2026–May 31, 2027 (UTC-8)

Los Angeles

Exhibitions

The most prominent Black American architect of his generation, Paul R. Williams helped shape his native Los Angeles during its rapid growth from the 1920s through the early 1970s. Acclaimed as an architect to the stars, he brought his innovation and rigor to stylistically diverse residential, civic, religious, commercial, and hospitality projects that ranged from ambitious public housing to iconic hotels in Southern California, Las Vegas, and Latin America. LACMA's exhibition will be presented alongside projects at the Getty Research Institute and USC Fisher Museum of Art, marking the first major museum presentations on this influential figure. Paul R. Williams: Architect for Living demonstrates the impressive breadth of Williams's contributions, showcasing never-before-exhibited drawings and photographs from his archive.