With more than 870,000 square feet and over the course of 10 days, the LA Auto Show displays some of the hottest cars in the market. At 1201 S. Figueroa St. Los Angeles. Tickets, $10, available online.
Conductor and pianist Christian Zacharias opens the program with Stravinsky’s neo-classical "Danses concertantes,"
Josh Kun discusses and signs "Songs in the Key of Los Angeles: Sheet Music from the Collection of the Los Angeles Public Library." The book is an anthology culled from the Southern California Sheet Music Collection of the Los Angeles Public Library that tells the story of Los Angeles through its songs. F
The Abbey Food and Bar hosts the 4th Annual Tree Lighting to commemorate World AIDS Day.
R&B singer-songwriter-pianist John Legend performs with special guest, reality star and emerging singer Tamar Braxton.
‘The Normal Heart’ returns to L.A. after almost 20 years. Set in New York in 1981, ’The Normal Heart’ tells the story of a group of friends who refuse to let society be in denial about the recent outbreak of the AIDS epidemic. At 5060 Fountain Ave. Los Angeles. Tickets, $34, available online.
Now through December 15th, ‘The Homosexuals’ explores various friendships through the lens of sexual tension. At 3269 Casitas Ave, Los Angeles. Tickets, $26, available online.
The Helen Albert Certified Farmers market, featuring fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, fish, flowers and even crepes, is held weekly.
The City of West Hollywood honors those who serve people living with HIV/AIDS or work with HIV prevention services. The award is named in memory of Paul Starke a former member of WeHo Life and an employee of Being Alive who died in 2001 of AIDS. Starke worked in social services throughout his life, helping […]
Promoter Shawn Morales hosts this weekly viewing of RuPaul's Drag Race television series with DJ Matthew Pernicano and performer Cupcake Canne. No cover charge.
Beyonce's 5th world tour has extended show dates which highlights chart-toppers such as "Single Ladies," "Grown Woman," and "Irreplaceable."
The Williams Institute will present "The Criminalization of HIV", a panel discussion regarding laws that criminalize people living with HIV/AIDS. The panel will be held on Wednesday, December 4, 2013 at the West Hollywood City Council Chambers, located at 625 N. San Vicente Boulevard at 7:00 p.m. For more information and to RSVP, please visit […]
Hip hop duo Macklemore and Ryan Lewis perform hits such as “Can’t Hold Us,” “Thrift Shop,’’ and ‘‘Same Love.’’ Tickets, $39.50, available online.
Erin Foley hosts Gays R Us at Hollywood Improv. At 8162 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, Tickets, $10, available online
This shopping event offers 60 to 80 percent discounts on upscale clothing and accessories, with money going to support Project Angel Food. DJ Adam XII spins, hors d'oeuvres by Rock Sugar Asian Kitchen. Tickets, $150, available online.
Jimmy Fallon presents the stand-up comedy show featuring Julian McCullough, Nate Bargatze, Nick Thune and Seth Herzog.
Theatre Unleashed brings back a classic film to the stage now in its third year.
‘The Normal Heart’ returns to L.A. after almost 20 years. Set in New York in 1981, ’The Normal Heart’ tells the story of a group of friends who refuse to let society be in denial about the recent outbreak of the AIDS epidemic. At 5060 Fountain Ave. Los Angeles. Tickets, $34, available online.
Spanish conductor Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos returns to the Concert Hall with a solo violist as the voice of Scheherazade.
Leading clinicians, policymakers, health officials and consumer advocates this event addresses treatment, prevention and state policies.
"Mother" features a new stand-up routine by Margaret Cho performs with Jim Short opening.
Friday nights at Fubar kick off with Mikey Scott and Teddy Margas banter along with other special guest comics.
This year's holiday concert includes Miley Cyrus, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Selena Gomez, Enrique Iglesias, Robin Thicke and more.
Cherie Curie, Future Villains, Maudlin Strangers, Jonah Nimoy and The Lonely Drunks Club Band. Bring a toy valued at $10 or more and get a free drink. Tickets, $20, available online. Admission 21 and older
A chorus line of high kicking and tapping dancers, acrobats, and vocalists combine for a mix of song and dance numbers.
