The Los Angeles Bi Task Force hosting its fifth annual Bi Arts Fest in honor of Celebrate Bisexuality Day. Spectrum Artist Collective will be presenting a selection of music; dance performances; and an exhibit of poetry, paintings and illustration. Refreshments will be served.
The Hollywood Museum has extended "Reel to Real: Portrayals and Perceptions of Gays in Hollywood," a presentation of LGBT images in film and television throughout the decades, to Sept. 28. The exhibition features photos, costumes and props that provide a perspective on how gays have been portrayed in Hollywood from early stereotypes to modern representations. Tickets […]
The Shared Economy Task Force appointed by the West Hollywood City Council to decide whether and how to regulate services such as Lyft, Uber and AirBNB holds a public meeting.
Award-winning, bestselling writer Sarah Waters visits L.A. on her 2014 book tour. The event will include an interview, reading and Q&A.
The Hollywood Museum has extended "Reel to Real: Portrayals and Perceptions of Gays in Hollywood," a presentation of LGBT images in film and television throughout the decades, to Sept. 28. The exhibition features photos, costumes and props that provide a perspective on how gays have been portrayed in Hollywood from early stereotypes to modern representations. Tickets […]
The Sunset Strip Craft Beer Market every Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at 8755 Sunset Blvd. Food trucks, fresh produce, live entertainment and craft beer. This is the last market of the season.
Bears, cub, otters and other furry critters and the hairless who love the hirsute gather every Thursday at the Eagle LA for B Bar.
“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.
The Hollywood Museum has extended "Reel to Real: Portrayals and Perceptions of Gays in Hollywood," a presentation of LGBT images in film and television throughout the decades, to Sept. 28. The exhibition features photos, costumes and props that provide a perspective on how gays have been portrayed in Hollywood from early stereotypes to modern representations. Tickets […]
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, […]
DJ's Phyllis Navidad and Jason Gordon present Function at Los Globos with guest DJ's Garth and Chris Cruse. Every fourth friday at 9 p.m. Age 21+.
“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.
The Hollywood Museum has extended "Reel to Real: Portrayals and Perceptions of Gays in Hollywood," a presentation of LGBT images in film and television throughout the decades, to Sept. 28. The exhibition features photos, costumes and props that provide a perspective on how gays have been portrayed in Hollywood from early stereotypes to modern representations. Tickets […]
The City of West Hollywood celebrates National Literacy Month with "WeHo Reads: Day of Noir," which focuses on all things noir with literary panels, book signings, readings, theatre, music and more. There will be an outdoor movie screening of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" at 7:15 p.m. Admission is free. For additional information, visit www.weho.org/wehoreads.
Dancing Classrooms Los Angeles and The Friends of West Hollywood Elementary invite people in West Hollywood and its surrounding communities out to celebrate social dance, learn about community programs and enjoy an afternoon of family fun-filled entertainment. Testimonials from past participating schools will be presented, dance instruction and performances will take place, and prizes from many supporters will be […]
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, […]
“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.
The Hollywood Museum has extended "Reel to Real: Portrayals and Perceptions of Gays in Hollywood," a presentation of LGBT images in film and television throughout the decades, to Sept. 28. The exhibition features photos, costumes and props that provide a perspective on how gays have been portrayed in Hollywood from early stereotypes to modern representations. Tickets […]
Puppet Theatre on Wheels presents "Karlsson-on-the-Roof," the story of a fictional character in a series of children's books created by Swedish author Astrid Lindgren. Admission is free and all ages are welcomed. Visit www.puppetheateronwheels.com to RSVP and find out more information on Puppet Theatre on Wheels.
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, […]
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 […]
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.
