Hollywood 1928. Lights… cameras… press… jewel thieves, cross dressers, a snooping butler, and two murderers to unmask! A world preiere comedy from award-winning fashion designer to the stars Octavio Carlin.
The Helen Albert Certified Farmers market, featuring fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, fish and flowers, is held every Monday.
This is the final in a series of workshops to get community input on the proposed development of three new public spaces in the West Hollywood Design District. The spaces are located at Melrose Avenue/Norwich Drive, Beverly Boulevard/Bonner Drive and Robertson Boulevard north of Melrose Avenue. For more information about the West Hollywood Design District […]
Cited for its toe-curling frankness and comedic twists, which have nothing to do with fighting chickens, this Olivier Award-winning play by Mike Bartlett makes its Los Angeles debut at Rogue Machine. It portrays the worst of men's (and women's) behaviors explode in a lustfulicious triangle. John desperately needs some straightening out...no intermission, no retreat, and […]
Cheap men gather for cheap beer ($2 for 12 ounces) at the Eagle LA's weekly Tightwad Tuesday.
The Lambda Literary Book Club highlights a different LGBT book each month. Admission is free. Validated parking is provided. For more information and to learn the book that will be discussed, call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.lambdaliterary.org/book-clubs/lambda-lit-book-club
Outfest presents Coming Out. Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Coming Out, the first (and only) LGBT-themed film produced in East Germany.
The LGBT Mega-Mixer is an event that brings together LGBT-focused organizations in the greater Los Angeles area to increase awareness about the resources each organization provides.
“For The Record: Baz Luhrmann,” a theatrical concert based on the films of director Baz Luhrmann, comes to DBA. Performers are from a rotating cast of L.A.’s leading artists from music, stage and screen. Tickets, $35 to $55, may be purchased online.
Friday nights at Fubar kick off with Mikey Scott and Teddy Margas banter along with other special guest comics.
The Peachy Keen free comedy show every friday at 8 p.m. at Bar Lubitsch, no cover or drink minimum. Age 21+.
Zephyr Theatre presents the world premiere of “Low Hanging Fruit” written by Robin Bradford, directed by Lee Sankowich. The play centers around four homeless women, all combat vets of Iraq/Afghanistan. Without support from society, the women face their toughest battles trying to make their way on the mean streets of LA's Skid Row. Tickets, $25, […]
#Trade offers cheap PRBs the first Friday of every month at Faultline.
“For The Record: Baz Luhrmann,” a theatrical concert based on the films of director Baz Luhrmann, comes to DBA. Performers are from a rotating cast of L.A.’s leading artists from music, stage and screen. Tickets, $35 to $55, may be purchased online.
Cited for its toe-curling frankness and comedic twists, which have nothing to do with fighting chickens, this Olivier Award-winning play by Mike Bartlett makes its Los Angeles debut at Rogue Machine. It portrays the worst of men's (and women's) behaviors explode in a lustfulicious triangle. John desperately needs some straightening out...no intermission, no retreat, and […]
Zephyr Theatre presents the world premiere of “Low Hanging Fruit” written by Robin Bradford, directed by Lee Sankowich. The play centers around four homeless women, all combat vets of Iraq/Afghanistan. Without support from society, the women face their toughest battles trying to make their way on the mean streets of LA's Skid Row. Tickets, $25, […]
On every second and fourth Saturday of the month big and burly men and those who love them gather for Meat Rack at the Eagle L.A.
“For The Record: Baz Luhrmann,” a theatrical concert based on the films of director Baz Luhrmann, comes to DBA. Performers are from a rotating cast of L.A.’s leading artists from music, stage and screen. Tickets, $35 to $55, may be purchased online.
Zephyr Theatre presents the world premiere of “Low Hanging Fruit” written by Robin Bradford, directed by Lee Sankowich. The play centers around four homeless women, all combat vets of Iraq/Afghanistan. Without support from society, the women face their toughest battles trying to make their way on the mean streets of LA's Skid Row. Tickets, $25, […]
A concert in memory of the honored artist of Russia Anatoly Berkovich featuring Cantor Alexander Berkovich; Marina Kesler; Roman Sharfman; Ludmilla Adzhemova; Anatoly Berlin; Cantor Sam Cohen; Stefanie Barboza; Erin Miracle; Diana Volman; and an art exhibition "Still Life" by Edward Goff.
Cited for its toe-curling frankness and comedic twists, which have nothing to do with fighting chickens, this Olivier Award-winning play by Mike Bartlett makes its Los Angeles debut at Rogue Machine. It portrays the worst of men's (and women's) behaviors explode in a lustfulicious triangle. John desperately needs some straightening out...no intermission, no retreat, and […]
The Helen Albert Certified Farmers market, featuring fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, fish and flowers, is held every Monday.
Cited for its toe-curling frankness and comedic twists, which have nothing to do with fighting chickens, this Olivier Award-winning play by Mike Bartlett makes its Los Angeles debut at Rogue Machine. It portrays the worst of men's (and women's) behaviors explode in a lustfulicious triangle. John desperately needs some straightening out...no intermission, no retreat, and […]
The bears and cubs come together for Cub Scout with DJs Chris Bowen and Victor Rodriguez on the first Friday of the month. $5 cover charge.
Cheap men gather for cheap beer ($2 for 12 ounces) at the Eagle LA's weekly Tightwad Tuesday.
