Casablanca exhibit at The Academy Museum in Los Angeles

Seasonal Guide

Unlock the city's hidden gems and hottest happenings with our curated selection of events and activities tailored to ignite your next L.A. adventure.

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Hip-Hop America: The Mixtape Exhibit

Hip hop turns 50 this year, and the Grammy Museum honors all aspects of its culture in this extensive exhibition. Dive into a colorful journey through the genre’s past and present, from portraits of the Sugar Hill Gang, to a handwritten essay by Tupac, to Kanye’s 2006 Grammy costume. Loud, bold and interactive, the Sonic Playground is a stand-out feature, inviting visitors to get creative by rapping, DJing and sampling.

Grammy Museum
Until September 4, 2024

Close up of a tuxedo on a mannequin with a wall plaque in a museum exhibit

Significant Movies and Moviemakers: Casablanca

Endlessly quotable and effortlessly suave, Casablanca is frequently named as one of the greatest movies of all time. This exhibition explores the enduring appeal of the WWII classic. The gallery presents props, memorabilia and anecdotes from the original production, while explaining the historical context that influenced the filmmaking process in 1942.

The Academy Museum
February 19 - January 5, 2025

Casablanca exhibit at The Academy Museum in Los Angeles

Symphonies For Youth

The power of music is ageless, so these child-friendly concerts were designed to introduce classical music to the next generation. World-renowned musicians, Gehry’s stunning concert hall and a series of pre-show activities combine for an inspiring day out. Aimed at mini maestros aged 5 to 11, the drama, joy and spectacle are sure to create a host of life-long music lovers.

Walt Disney Concert Hall
Dates vary

Close up of child playing piano

Coachella

There’s no place quite like Coachella. Against a backdrop of desert dunes, tickets to this California festival are amongst the most coveted in town, where global superstars rub shoulders (on and off the stage) with musical ‘ones to watch’. 2024 sees Lana Del Rey, Tyler, the Creator, and Doja Cat headline – with No Doubt making their much-anticipated return, and Britpop favorites Blur on the bill.

Empire Polo Club
April 12 - 14, 19 - 21, 2024

Doja Cat singing with a pink microphone in front of a large pink background on a digital screen.

Stagecoach

Don your Stetsons as California’s country music festival allemandes into Indio this April, headlined by Eric Church, Miranda Lambert and Morgan Wallen. The Palomino Stage features big-name icons, including The Beach Boys, giving a country spin to their surf-pop melodies. While Wiz Khalifa, Nickelback and
Diplo are also part of the extensive, eclectic line-up.

Empire Polo Club
April 26 - 28, 2024

Eric Church wearing sunglasses holding an acoustic guitar and singing on stage.,

Funny Girl

The theater world takes center stage in this rip-roaring revival of an iconic musical. Girl next door Fanny Brice has big ambitions to become a Broadway star – and when she does, the rest is history. Katerina McCrimmon plays the title role, made famous on stage and screen by Barbara Streisand, as one of the most memorable musical scores plays out. No one can rain on this parade.

The Ahmanson Theatre
April 2 - 28, 2024

A woman wearing a red dress and black hat on a theater stage in front of a large clock. Above her hangs a sign with lights that says: Cleveland union depot.

Ed Ruscha / Now Then

For over sixty years, Ed Ruscha has been transforming the everyday into the extraordinary. His is a practice rooted in American society, with Los Angeles a continual source of inspiration. Now, LACMA reflects on Ruscha’s incredible contribution to the arts with the first cross-media retrospective in over two decades – touching on his early works created in Europe to his more recent installations.

LACMA
April 7 – October 6

Minimalist art of a red gas station with a light blue sky. A sign reads: Standard.