Vertigo at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
Hitchcock’s film is haunting and compelling in all its eeriness. Jimmy Stewart plays a cop with a crippling fear of heights. A friend asks him to follow his wife, a woman who may or may not be possessed by a spirit from the past. As they begin to fall in love, he must free her from the supernatural forces. $14; Saturday, 6:45/gate, 8:30/movie; 6000 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
Jazz at LACMA
The 24th season of Jazz at LACMA continues its Friday night picnic/music with performances from Julie Kelly (May 29) the The Phil Norman Tentet (June 5), Clayton Cameron Sextet (June 12), Otmaro Ruiz Quartet (June 19) and Paulette McWilliams (June 26). Pre-order a picnic from Patina Group and you will not be disappointed. Choices include “The Louie” ($100) which includes a prime reserved picnic spot, real china, fold out picnic table, blanket, cloth napkins, whole roasted or fried Jidori chicken, cheese and charcuterie board, choice of two sides, signature dessert and bottle of Patina Label Vega Sindoa Chardonnay or Merlot and “The Duke” ($40) has a whole roasted or fried Jidori chicken and choice of two sides. The program continues every Friday night, 6 pm; 5905 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA; 323.857.6000
Music on the Meadows
Kick off summer at the Terranea Resort with live musical performances from the Old 97’s and Dustbowl Revival. Indulge in their cuisine, along with a selection of wines, hand-crafted cocktails and craft beers. $25/$75 VIP (include a special meet & greet with the Old 97’s with a private reception); Sunday, Noon-5 pm; 100 Terranea Way, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA; 310.265.2800
Farmers Market Music Nights
Celebrate summer at The Original Farmers Market with music performances until the end of August. Music includes an array of rock, ethnic and pop tunes on the West Patio. Free; Friday through August 28, 7-9 pm; 6333 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles, CA; 323.933.9211
Live @ Sunset Marquis
For over fifty years, the Sunset Marquis Hotel has served as home-away-from-home for musicians including Led Zeppelin, Blondie, KISS, Black Sabbath, The Killers, Slash, Chris Cornell, Green Day, Aerosmith, Kings of Leon and more. To pay homage to its roots, Sunset Marquis continues its tradition of a summer acoustic music showcase, Live @ Sunset Marquis. Previously only open to hotel guests and industry insiders, the summer concert series will now be open to the public on a limited basis. The series will feature not only up-and-coming artists, but also talented emerging artists that guests may already recognize on select nights. Each poolside show offer an up close and personal listening experience with tomorrow’s next big artists. Friday through October 2, 6 pm/doors, 7-10 pm/performances; 1200 Alta Loma Rd., West Hollywood, CA 90069; 310.657.1333
LA Design Festival
This festival features more than 50 events including tours, discussions, parties, and shows. Highlights include River Makers Bash (May 30), DTLA City Design Tour (May 30), INTRO/LA at Mack Sennett Studios (May 29-31), Inglewood City Design Tour (June 6), de LaB Design-n-Dim Dum tour (June 6), Sustainable Landscape Tour (June 7) and Parachute Market (June 6-7) Through June 14
Downtown Modernism
Home decor haven Modernica is hosting its third-annual Downtown Modernism market with five acres of mid-century modern dealers selling original furniture, lighting, and decor designed by Hans Wegner, Eero Saarinen, Charles and Ray Eames, and Harry Bertoia. In addition to decking out your home, you will find food vendors, gourmet coffee, and a pet adoption booth, courtesy of Downtown Dog Rescue. $5 (kids under 12 are free) at the door; Sunday, 8 am-2 pm; 2901 Saco St., Los Angeles, CA 90058
Dwell On Design
Another design event for you! This one is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Meet more than 400 innovative exhibitors, explore a handful of full-scale prefab homes, hear from inspiring speakers like Ed Begley Jr. and test drive a hybrid Porsche Cayenne at the largest design event in the country. Check website for details on home tours. $30+/one-day pass, $40/two-day pass, $60+/three-day pass, $90+/Dwell home tours; Friday, 10 am-7 pm, Saturday, 10 am-6 pm, Sunday 10 am-5 pm; Los Angeles Convention Center, 1201 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, CA; 508.743.8593
Osso Opens
Who doesn’t like foie gras and Champagne? Well, for the more casual folk, you can get the fried chicken and beer (I want the foie gras and Champagne). This DTLA spot will have everything for both parties. 901 E 1st St., Los Angeles, CA; 213.880.5999
Ciclavia Pasadena
Go green this weekend with CicLAvia as they take over another area of Los Angeles. 100 miles of city streets will be turned into a large park to support connectivity and a healthier lifestyle through non motor vehicle transportation. Plus, there will be music, yoga, and they have partnered with Cirque du Soleil’s Kurios—Cabinet of Curiosities brings entertainment to the route. Sunday, 9 am-4 pm; Colorado St., Pasadena, CA; 213.355.8500
Boyle Heights Primavera Festival
Celebrate the last days of spring in one of the city’s best parks for the 3rd Annual Boyle Heights Primavera Festival. The event is a community potluck with free fitness classes and educational workshops held by Eastside-based nonprofit organizations and community organizers. Saturday, 12-4 pm; Prospect Park, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Yoga With a View
Andaz West Hollywood will offer yoga led by acclaimed instructor Jake Feree. One Sunday per month, Andaz West Hollywood will partner with personal trainer and yoga instructor Jake Feree to offer a one hour yoga class in the rooftop Panorama Lounge. Have fun while having an inspirational workout with an extraordinary view of the Los Angeles skyline. Plus, complimentary Zico Coconut Water beverages. Classes will continue on June 28th, July 12th, August 30th, and September 25th. After working up an appetite, you can enjoy 15% off a bottomless brunch buffet at Riot House Restaurant on the first floor. Choose from a spread of farm fresh eggs, farmer’s market fruit, house-made pastries, and freshly squeezed juices, or toast to a workout well done by indulging in bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys for an additional $15. Show your Eventbrite confirmation for “Yoga With a View” to redeem your discount. $15; Sunday, 10 am
Terrine Serves Lunch
Partners Stephane Bombet, François Renaud, and Chef/Partner Kris Morningstar announce a once-weekly lunch service available every Friday. Morningstar’s new lunch menu will debut the Terrine Burger with truffle butter, aioli, cured tomato, and truffle cheese, with the option to add foie gras; alongside other sandwiches, like the M.L.T. with aged lamb, lettuce, and tomato; and Porchetta with shaved fennel, mustard frills, and green garlic aioli. Additional new items include a classic Tuna Niçoise with Sun Gold tomatoes, haricots verts, boiled eggs, niçoise olives, and butterball potatoes; and Beef Tartare with frites. Pricing ranges from $8-22. You can also opt for the quick, prix fixe Menu of the Day ($21), featuring a choice of three seasonal and ever-changing courses. You can also enjoy new cocktails from Head Bartender Ryan Wainwright, like the Terrine Gin & Tonic with Bombay East and house Lemongrass Yuzu Tonic; and Lion’s Bane with Tequila Ocho Reposado, lime, grenadine, and luxardo bitters. Cocktail prices range from $9-14. Every Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m; 8265 Beverly Blvd.., Los Angeles, CA 90048; 323.746.5130
Los Balcones Launches Brunch
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Los Balcones will premiere a brand new brunch menu with highlights including Benedicto (available gluten-free); Pannetone Pan Frances (Peruvian pannetone French toast, maple, warm apples); Buttermilk Ricotta Pichuberry Pancakes; Pan Con Chicharron (pork belly, sweet potato, sunny side up egg); Tamales (gluten-free); and Pan Con Huevo. Los Balcones’ will also serve its signature ceviches, salads and a selection of Peruvian entrées during brunch hours, along with a Peruvian-inspired bottomless Bellini made with fresh tropical fruit. Saturday & Sunday, 10 am-3 pm; 1360 Vine St., Los Angeles, CA 90028; 323.871.9600
King Harbor Brewery Pairing Event with Kerry Gold
Get to King Harbor’s tasting room for an unforgettable cheese and beer
Hammitt’s 7th Anniversary Party
Join in raffles, Hammitt’s sample sale, an Equinox Pop-Up yoga class, PRIV manicures, massage, a braid bar, and more, all to benefit Walk With Sally. Walk with Sally is dedicated to providing free mentoring support programs and services to children of parents, guardians or siblings who have cancer or have succumbed to cancer. Free (Must RSVP); Saturday, 9-10 am (VIP All-Access Entry), 10 am/General Admission; Manhattan Beach Studios, New York Street Back Lot
Palm Springs Desert Resorts Restaurant Week
The Palm Springs Desert Resorts Restaurant Week Association, Inc. announces the return of Palm Springs Desert Resorts Restaurant Week. The Restaurant Week’s signature “Eat. Stay. Play.” experience provides a unique opportunity to explore the Coachella Valley, offering not only exclusive deals at area restaurants, but also specialty rates, packages, and perks at luxury desert hotels and discounted tickets to popular area attractions. You can choose from three-course, prix fixe dinner menus available for $26 or $38 at over 90 participating restaurants in La Quinta, Palm Springs, Indian Wells, Desert Hot Springs, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Cathedral City, and Indio. Participating hotels will offer specialty room rates, upgraded in-room amenities, and more. Local attractions—from spas to The Living Desert Zoo and Desert Adventures-Red Jeep Tours—are also offering special rates and premiums available exclusively during Restaurant Week. May 29-June 7
British Polo Day
Hosted by the President of the Will Rogers Polo Club, Andrew Bossom; Lord Frederick Windsor; and his wife, actress and writer Sophie Winkleman, you will be treated to a day of fast-paced polo. As part of an ongoing commitment to philanthropy, BPD USA is supporting local Los Angeles charity, Homeboy Industries alongside The UK Stem Cell Foundation. Founded in 2009 by Edward Olver and Tom Hudson, Polo Day Global Series has grown to a network of 10 annual events, spanning the globe from Abu Dhabi to Australia, Mexico to Morocco. Saturday, noon; 1501 Will Rogers State Park Rd., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272; 310.454.8212; RSVP: info@britishpoloday.com
LAWineFest
The LAWineFest brings hundreds of wines, brews and spirits from around the world to your fare city in a fun, relaxed environment. The Fest also offers educational and entertaining presentations on a variety of wine topics, live entertainment, a ton of LA’s most popular food trucks, boutiques to browse, festival merchandise and more! You can also expect unlimited wine pours (beer too!), food trucks, and free nibbles here and there. $70+; Saturday & Sunday, 1-5 pm; 5300 Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA 90038
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Clare Vivier Sample Sale
LA design star Clare Vivier is hosting another sample sale at her Atwater Village design studio. The sale will have a range of top sellers with discounts as low as wholesale (rumors say) and styles include clutches in all sizes, duffles, messenger bags, and more. Saturday & Sunday, 11 am-5 pm; 3249 Casitas Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90039
TOMS at Concept
The one-for-one brand’s eyewear is popping up at Liberty Fairs’s revolving space. In addition to stocking its new collection of heat-resistant Traveler frames ($68), the shop will offer the brand’s new line of optical frames and sunglasses. Plus, wear your own TOMS gear when you shop this Saturday and Sunday and score a free tote bag while supplies last. Starting Saturday through June 28, (open Tuesday-Sunday), 10 am-7 pm; Concept 8366 & 1/2 Space,
