Get a truly panoramic view of Los Angeles, including the Hollywood sign, at this Los Feliz observatory, which includes a planetarium and science exhibits in its indoor facility.

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This giant pier boasts an amusement park, concessions and areas for fishing. Be sure to see it at night when the Ferris wheel is illuminated!

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It's a very "touristy" experience, but for anyone fresh to Hollywood, it's still worth looking down at the Walk of Fame stars on the sidewalk and finding your favorites. Be sure to see the celebrity hand and footprints in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre, and walking up the steps that take you to the entrance of the Dolby Theatre, home of the Academy Awards. The Hollywood & Highland shopping center is also right there, and has walkways where visitors can see the Hollywood sign.

This majestic museum in Brentwood has a world-class art collection and is notable for its beautiful gardens, architecture and views.

This historic area in Downtown Los Angeles features a pedestrian mall and Mexican marketplace.

Food and produce vendors, a wide variety of restaurant stalls and enjoyable sit-down dining are all part of the Farmers Market experience at Third and Fairfax. Keep your eyes peeled for celebrities having a bite, as well as contestants from "The Price is Right" (fresh from walking over from a taping at CBS Television City) with their nametags still on their shirts.

Subways, buses and light rail serve every corner of Los Angeles, and public transportation via the Metro system has improved markedly, depending on where you're headed. However, it is still highly recommended to rent a car or use rideshare services to navigate this sprawling city. Avoid rush hours when possible!

Art enthusiasts and environmental supporters will marvel at a site-specific installation by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Providing navigation through various visual and sensory experiences rooted in geometric optics and self-perception, this display stands as a key element of PST ART, an event inspired by the fusion of art and science.

The Natural History Museum readies its centennial celebration by reviving a long-closed diorama hall. The unique blend of art and science is explored through engaging installations and programs, addressing biodiversity, conservation, and complex topics like colonialism.

Experience a visual exploration molded by National Geographic Explorer, Ronan Donovan, that illuminates the intricate relationship between wolves and humans. Ronan's riveting images, capturing wolves in both the humanity-infused Yellowstone area and the isolating Canadian Arctic, evoke fertile discussions about the hardships and survival of these mesmerizing beings.

Ordinary People: Photorealism and the Work of Art since 1968 is a dynamic exhibition featuring over forty esteemed artists delving into the profound connection between photorealism and modern art from the '60s. This thought-provoking display covers a variety of mediums like paintings and sculptures while magnificently highlighting everyday life and the alluring essence of commonplace imagery by delivering these through innovative artistic techniques.

This dialogical art event offers the opportunity to practice diverse drawing techniques under the accompaniment of experienced artists. Known as a prime pathway for beginners or those keen on revitalizing old skills, be prepared with preferred drawing utensils.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor or GY!BE is a Canadian post-rock band formed in 1994. They initially gained recognition for their critically-acclaimed album, Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven, which is regarded as one of the best albums of the decade by Sputnikmusic.

Celebrate the brilliance of Asian and Pacific Islander storytelling at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, the largest of its kind in Southern California. Since 1983, the festival has showcased over 5,000 films, videos, and digital media works, featuring seminars, panels, guest appearances, and prestigious filmmaker awards. As an Academy Award-qualifying event for short films, it’s a premier platform for groundbreaking talent in Asian Pacific cinema. Whether you’re a cinephile or an industry professional, this festival offers an inspiring and immersive experience in the heart of Los Angeles.

George Clinton is a musician, singer-songwriter, and record producer from North Carolina whose Parliament-Funkadelic collective became popular during the 1970s by blending sci-fi, psychedelia, surreal humor, and outlandish fashion in their funk music. He and his group won a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019.

Smino is a rapper and singer known for his smooth flow, unique vocal delivery, and genre-blending sound that fuses hip-hop, R&B, and soul. His music features intricate wordplay, melodic cadences, and infectious grooves, making him one of the most innovative artists in modern hip-hop. With a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim, he continues to redefine alternative hip-hop.

Teenage Dads are an Australian indie-rock band known for their catchy hooks, playful lyrics, and retro-inspired sound. Combining elements of new wave, surf rock, and synth-pop, their music is upbeat and full of personality. With a dedicated fan base and energetic live shows, they continue to make waves in the indie music scene.

21 and Gira is a fusion of samba, modern dance, and ballet performed by Grupo Corpo, Brazil's dynamic dance company. With each step, you'll find yourself gripped by musical rhythms and sequences that blend Portuguese culture, ethereal movements, and variability, leaving no stone unturned to fascinate dance and culture enthusiasts.

Anees is a multi-talented artist that brings a unique mix of music to life. He specializes in mixing traditional and modern sounds to create something totally unique. This is a live show that will leave you smiling.

An emerging talent in the electronic music scene, Barry Can't Swim from Scotland is known for his unique fusion of jazz and house music, creating a refreshing sound that's gaining attention in the music world.

The Hard Quartet is an experimental jazz and rock band known for their improvisational style and complex compositions. Their music blends elements of progressive rock, fusion, and avant-garde jazz, creating a unique and unpredictable sound. With a focus on musicianship and innovation, they attract fans of adventurous, genre-defying music.

Riovaz is a singer from New Jersey who rose to prominence in 2020 with the breakout single "Prom Night" which has been streamed over 100 million times on Spotify alone. Making music since the age of 13, he released his debut EP Into the Unknown in 2020.

David Archuleta is a pop singer from Utah who rose to prominence after becoming the Junior Vocal Champion on Star Search 2 and finishing second on American Idol Season 7. His debut album Crush debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 chart and sold nearly one million copies.

Squid is an English post-punk band from Brighton. Currently, they are situated in London. In 2019, Squid launched their debut EP, "Town Centre," on Speedy Wunderground and released four singles on Warp Records. On May 7, 2021, Warp Records published their debut album, "Bright Green Field."

Life of Pi is a powerful coming-of-age story that chronicles the spiritual journey of Pi - a zookeeper's son - as his ship is destroyed during a transpacific voyage, and his path to survival is challenged by the forces of nature. It was later adapted into a critically acclaimed film of the same name that won four Academy Awards, including Best Director and Best Cinematography, and can now be seen on stage. Life of Pi explores themes of faith, friendship, and the potential for survival in the face of extraordinary adversity. It is a classic tale that will resonate through generations.

Between The Buried And Me, or, BTBAM, is a progressive metal band from North Carolina who has released 10 studio albums since their inception in 2000. Some of the most popular ones are Colors, Alaska, and The Parallax II.

Korine is an electronic pop duo from Philadelphia consisting of Trey Frye and Morgy Ramone. They perform at festivals like SXSW with singles "Elegance & You," "Nobody Loves You," and "Sunshine."

Martin Sexton is a singer, songwriter, and music producer from New York who earned the Artist of the Year award in 1994 from the National Academy of Songwriters. His most popular singles include “Diner,” “Glory Bound,” and “Pine Away.”

Alexandra Ashley Hughes, more popularly known as Allie X, is an indie-pop singer-songwriter, model and producer from Canada. Currently based in Los Angeles, she has created charting singles like "Catch," "Paper Love" and "Susie Save Your Love."

Neal Francis O’Hara was born in Oak Brook, Illinois. Neal Francis is a Chicago songwriter, pianist, and singer who began his career as a blues sideman at a young age. Francis's album, "In Plain Sight", was released in 2021 as the follow-up to his successful debut, "Changes."

Yo La Tengo, or, YLT, is an indie rock band from New Jersey who has been performing since 1984. Sometimes called, "the quintessential critics' band," it has maintained a strong cult following with songs like, "I'll Be Around," "Autumn Sweater," and "You Can Have It All."

The Weather Station is the indie folk project of Canadian singer-songwriter Tamara Lindeman, known for her poetic lyricism and atmospheric sound. Her music blends folk, jazz, and indie rock influences, creating emotionally rich and socially conscious storytelling. With critically acclaimed albums like Ignorance, she has become one of the most respected voices in modern folk music.

Chloe Moriondo (stylized in all lowercase as chloe moriondo) is a YouTuber and singer-songwriter from Detroit, Michigan. Moriondo's sound is a combination of indie pop and bedroom music. Their YouTube channel, which they launched in January 2014, now has more than 3 million followers and 132 million video views.

Denzel Curry is a rapper from Florida who has been active since his first mixtape came out in 2011. His most successful singles are the gold-certified "Ultimate" from 2015 and the platinum-certified "Clout Cobain" which also peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop chart.

The LA-based rock band AWOLNATION was formed in 2009 by its lead singer Aaron Bruno. Their most notable hits include the platinum album Megalithic Symphony and its 6x platinum single "Sail" which peaked in the Top 20 of three Billboard charts.

Gimme Gimme Disco is a DJ-based disco dance party inspired by ABBA, where plenty of other '70s and '80s hits are also played from artists like Cher, The Bee Gees, and Donna Summer.

Jake Herring, known professionally as BabyJake, is a singer-songwriter from Florida. By incorporating elements of the genres soft rock, R&B, hip-hop and dance, he created his own style of music which he calls urban pop. His most popular tracks include "Cigarettes On Patios," "Touch" and "Head In The Clouds."

Jason Mraz is an American songwriter, guitarist, and singer. Waiting for My Rocket to Come, his debut studio album, was released in 2002, and featured the single, "The Remedy (I Won't Worry)," which reached number fifteen on the Billboard Hot 100.

Hunter Metts is a singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt indie-folk music and emotive vocal style. Gaining national attention as a finalist on American Idol, his music captures themes of vulnerability and personal growth. With a soft, acoustic-driven sound, he is building a dedicated following in the indie and singer-songwriter communities.

The Menzingers is a punk rock band from Scranton whose most popular albums include "After the Party," "Hello Exile" and "On the Impossible Past," which was voted Album of the Year by the Spanish magazine RockZone.

Having released around 20 albums of his own, former Whiskeytown bandmember Ryan Adams is known for his indie rock, folk and alternative country influences.

Militarie Gun is an American punk rock band known for its intense, fast-paced sound and raw energy. Blending elements of hardcore, post-punk, and alternative, the band has carved out a unique niche in the punk scene with its aggressive rhythms, emotive vocals, and politically charged lyrics. Militarie Gun's dynamic music and powerful performances have garnered them a dedicated fanbase and critical recognition.

White Denim is an American four-piece rock band from Austin, Texas. Their music is influenced by psychedelic rock, blues, punk rock, progressive rock, soul,and jazz. Their sound features a jamming approach, intense looping work, and unusual song structures.

Joseph Edward Mulherin, known by his stage name "nothing,nowhere." is an American songwriter, singer, and rapper. Mulherin is a talented artist who writes and produces his songs by himself. He performed at the Rock am Ring, in 2019.

After decades of writing and performing together, They Might Be Giants has mastered the craft of imaginative songwriting. Their clever wordplay and catchy melodies have garnered them many awards, including a Grammy.

Enrique Ortiz de Landázuri Izarduy, also known as Enrique Bunbury or just Bunbury, is a singer-songwriter from Spain. Considered one of the biggest Spanish rock musicians, he has created many hit singles including "Aunque no sea conmigo," "Frente a frente" and "La chispa adecuada."

Grab your dancing shoes and experience the ultimate Broadway experience. Broadway Rave is a one-of-a-kind musical theatre dance party that celebrates the best of Broadway. With a live DJ spinning the top Broadway show tunes, you'll be singing and dancing along to your favorite musicals all night long.

Jon Batiste is an American musician, TV personality, and bandleader of Stay Human who has worked with a variety of artists including Stevie Wonder, Prince, and Ed Sheeran. Along with appearing regularly on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert since 2015, he has won an Oscar, a Golden Globe, a BAFTA award and more than a dozen Grammy nominations.

Kara Jackson is a poet and singer-songwriter whose music blends folk, jazz, and soul with deeply introspective lyrics. Her poetic storytelling and unique vocal delivery set her apart, creating music that feels both raw and sophisticated. With a distinctive artistic voice, she continues to make waves in the indie-folk and spoken-word communities.

Grab your tickets to see the Los Angeles Lakers play.

The internationally-acclaimed musician, trumpeter, composer, and teacher Wynton Marsalis is also the artistic director of jazz at the Lincoln Center. Along with winning a Pulitzer Prize for Music with the oratorio "Blood on the Fields," he has also won more than nine Grammy Awards and is the only musician to win a Grammy in both jazz and classical in the same year.

Bad Nerves is a British punk rock band that delivers high-energy, fast-paced music with a raw, garage-rock edge. Their sound is reminiscent of classic punk icons like The Ramones, mixed with modern indie influences. Known for their intense live performances and rebellious spirit, they bring an adrenaline-fueled experience to the rock scene.

Club '90s is a dance and night club that often plays the best hits of a particular artist all night. So far, they have celebrated the discography of globally-loved musicians like Taylor Swift, Doja Cat, and Lana Del Ray.

Camila is a Mexican pop rock group founded in 2015. They have gained three Latin Grammy Awards, three Billboard Awards, and more, with diamond and platinum albums selling over two million units worldwide. Their most popular tracks include "Todo Cambio," "Mientes," and "Alejate de Mi."

Nazareth is a hard rock band from Scotland formed in 1968 that peaked in popularity in Western European countries and the UK during the early '70s. They later extended that fan base worldwide with the album Hair of the Dog.

Daniel Habif is known as one of the best and most important Spanish-speaking lecturers in the world. He has reached millions of people on his world tour and is respected for his authenticity and motivational posts.

Attend Car Show Fever at the ImportExpo and Cali Creaming, featuring a spectacular display of customized and imported vehicles. Additionally, the event promises to mesmerize attendees with its creatively decorated ice cream stands serving a multitude of unique flavors and exciting treats.

Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers are an Australian punk rock band known for their fiery attitude and grunge-inspired sound. Their music features punchy riffs, rebellious lyrics, and a strong feminist edge, reminiscent of riot grrrl influences. With a rapidly growing following, they are one of the most exciting new bands in the punk scene.

George Clanton is an electronic musician and singer-songwriter who is most recognized for his work in the vapor wave music scene. In 2015, he founded 100 Percent Electronica, an independent record label, and in 2019, he launched 100 percent ElectroniCON, the first vapor wave music festival.

Founded in 1919, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, also known as LA Phil, is one of the most forward-thinking symphony orchestras in the country. They're known for their visionary programming and concert location in the iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Join the 42nd Annual Brentwood Run tradition, a historic race that features a flat and slight downhill course perfect for enthusiasts at every level. In addition to the race, attendees can look forward to a whopping expo with local vendors, an inline with a dedicated arena for kids, and the prominent opportunity of contributing to the Brentwood Library and supporting the local community.

Rubén Blades is a master of Latin music and is bringing his unique sound to the stage. His show will feature a mix of salsa, jazz, and Latin pop, showcasing his dynamic voice and charisma. Come experience the energy and emotion of Blades' music live.

Grab your tickets to see the Los Angeles Football Club play.