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First Fridays at Natural History Museum
If we are what we eat, then we are everything – besides taste and nutrition, our meals tell stories of lifestyle, culture, and surprising science. This year, the Natural History Museum explores food from our insides out; the theme for First Fridays 2017 is “Serving Up Science: The Dish on Food.” Explore how has food changed us and affected our bodies and digestion – from our ancient paleo-diet relatives, to today’s processed snack culture? And how have we changed food: from ancient grains, to food production on a massive scale, and back to the boutique appeal of locally-sourced foods? They’ll explore these topics and also look at access to food—can our diversifying tastes support a sustainable environment? Join top scientists, prestigious food writers, and farm and garden experts in discussion about food evolution and the science behind it. Longtime Los Angeles Times journalist, author and Emmy-winning public television and radio host Patt Morrison joins as the moderator of the five-course series and this weekend, Elaine Y. Hsiao, Ph.D., Craig Stanford, and Mark Schatzker join as speakers. They’ll discuss the human digestive tract, food biology, and changing food patterns. The resident KCRW DJ is Anne Litt, guest DJs will appear, along with bands: ODDISEE (9:15 pm), MNDSGN (8:25 pm), DΔWN (7:30 pm). $18; Friday; 900 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, 90007; 213.763.DINO

Opening Night: The Street Art House
Bringing artists from across the globe, The Street Art House will showcase new original pieces until February 10th. The featured art will be for sale with 10% of the proceeds to after school enrichment and recreation program LA’s BEST in support of their new mural project. Saturday, 8 pm; The Hangar, 3472 S Centinela Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066

Hello Kitty Takeover
Get ready for your fill of Hello Kitty with a cafe pop-up in Valencia. The Japanese company is headed to the Valencia Town Center with a food truck. Join the long lines to get Hello Kitty-themed baked goods like mini cakes and specialty coffee. Not into lines? Head to Irvine for their ongoing one-year cafe pop-up in Orange County. Saturday, 10 am-6 pm; 24201 West Valencia Blvd Suite 150 Valencia CA 91355

Indulge Your Valentine with Shore Hotel’s “Gluttony Package”
February is Foodies Month at Shore Hotel and they are celebrating with the launch of its Gluttony Package.  The LEED Gold Certified hotel is offering you the chance to experience some of the best dining experiences California has to offer, including a private cocktail workshop at The Whaling Club, Venice; a one year annual membership to underground food network, Fork Monkey; and a Bento Tasting Box welcome amenity from luxury candy boutique, Sugarfina. Book this package, that also includes two night’s accommodations at Shore Hotel, to spoil your Valentine, or for any of your foodie friends. Gluttony is no longer a sin at Shore Hotel. $1,040 plus tax.; February 1 – February 28 (must be booked 72 hours prior to arrival); 1515 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90401; 310.458.1515

Golden Dragon Parade & Chinese New Year Festival
Celebrate the Chinese New Year at the 118th annual Chinese New Year Festival. With Kung Fu demos, traditional music, a craft beer garden, live indie bands, cultural performances and face painting and paper folding for the kids, this event has something for everyone. The Golden Dragon Parade features floats, bands and grandstand seating available for purchase. Free; Saturday, parade: 1-3 pm, festival: 12 – 8 pm; Chinatown Central Plaza, 727 N. Broadway Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90012; 213.680.0243

Party at the Nest at WP24
There’s a big Night Market happening at the Nest at WP24 atop The Ritz Carlton, Los Angeles at L.A. Live. The Year of the Rooster party includes a buy-in that delivers a cocktail plus unlimited food from a handful of stations up on the roof. $48; Friday; 900 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015; 213.743.8824

SMORGASBURG LA
This Brooklyn export is arounf every Sunday, so no need to indulge, but, hey if you do, go all out. Smorgasburg LA showcases five-acres of food, retail, and miscellaneous vendors. Not to mention free parking for two hours in a nearby lot. Sunday10 am; Row DTLA, 777 S Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90021

Baltaire’s “Slow Cook Sundays
Enjoy a relaxing, Sunday supper before the work week begins! Baltaire’s “Slow Cooked Sundays,” is a weekly dinner series showcasing the restaurant’s cuisine, as well as their commitment to sourcing premium meats, each week. Executive Chef Travis Strickland will be serving up Kenter Farms Mixed Field Salad with Banyuls vinaigrette; Buttermilk Fried Chicken, with collard greens, coleslaw, mac & cheese, and house made bread & butter pickles; and Apple Pie with bourbon vanilla gelato this weekend. $45; Sunday (every Sunday until the end of spring); 11647 San Vicente Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049; reservations: 424.273.1660 or email hello@baltaire.com

Brunch at Chaya DTLA
The downtown restaurant offers a new brunch buffet. Indulge in unlimited oysters, crab, sushi, prime rib, free-flowing champagne and more. $55, $20/children (10 and under); Sunday, 10:30 am-2:30 pm; 525 S Flower St, Los Angeles, CA; 213.236.9577

Inotheke’s Wine Maker’s Dinner
Head to this Santa Monica Greek spot for Ktima Biblia Chora aka Wine Maker’s Dinner. They will be serving up Melintzanosalata made with eggplant, tahini, tomato, and shallots paired with Areti White 2014; Scallop “Saganaki” made with tomato, ouzo, and feta paired with Areti Red 2010; Shortrib “Stifado” made with onions and red wine paired with Biblinos Oenos 2009; Lamb “Youvetsi” with orzo and kaseri paired with Areti Red 2008; and Karydopita. $65, $30/wine pairing; Friday; 606 Broadway #101, Santa Monica, CA 90401; 310.458.3366

Boomtown Brewery Grand Opening
Party on down with music, food, and of course, brews. Celebrate in this opening with games, drinks, and a DJ line-up. Saturday & Sunday12 pm – 1 am; BoomTown Brewery, 700 Jackson St, Los Angeles, CA 90012

SoCal Winter Brew Fest
The 2nd annual SoCal Winter Brew Fest is at The Phoenix Club in Anaheim. Sample over 60 types of beer and hard cider from breweries across the country including Angel City Brewery. Proceeds from the Fest will go to Food Finders, a community-based food rescue organization that receives donated food from local grocery stores, bakeries and restaurants to redistribute to those who are disadvantaged in the community. $15-$55; Saturday, 12-4 pm; 216 Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Mixology Date Night at Red Bar and Lounge at Hotel Irvine
Start the month of love off with Red Bar and Lounge for Mixology Date Night where couples will learn to create delicious cocktails while enjoying shareable plates. $35; Saturdays: February 4, 11, 18 and 25; Hotel Irvine, 17900 Jamboree Rd. Irvine, CA 92614; reservations: 949.225.6757 or email info@redbarandlounge.com.

Win Free Halal Guys for a Month
The halal cart chicken and rice is opening their new Cerritos spot on Friday, February 3. Five people who show up will win free Halal Guys for a month. The other first 1,000 people in line will get swag and free food and stuff too. Friday, 11 am; 11435 South St, Cerritos, CA 90703

Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10K/5K
This Super Bowl Sunday, the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau invites you to participate in its 39th Annual Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10k/5k and Health & Fitness Expo. Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, the event will feature a series of races along Redondo Beach’s beautiful coastline for all age levels including a Baby Buggy 10k, 1k Kid Run, 5k Run/Walk and 10k Run. The Health & Fitness Expo sponsored by Michelob Ultra will be hosting a kick-off party in preparation for race day at Seaside Lagoon. Free to the public, this expo offers the opportunity to browse through sports and lifestyle exhibits as well as the latest running and fitness accessories. Sunday’s festivities will also have a costume contest presented by King Harbor Association, live music from local bands and a Michelob Ultra Post Race Hospitality Area. All registered participants will receive a custom race t-shirt and awards will be presented to the top three male and female finishes in each category. $15-$45; Sunday, 6-11 am, Health & Fitness Expo: Saturday, 10 am-4 pm, Sunday, 6-11 am; 200 Portofino Way, Redondo Beach, CA 90277

Ayara Luk Pop-Up’s Super Bowl party
The Ayara Luk pop-up is hosting a Super Bowl viewing party with a 100″ screen. Your ticket includes all-you-can-eat Spicy Thai Lobster Rolls, Muay Thai Wings and flatbread, among other dishes. It also includes all-you-can-safely drink Singha beer. $75/door; 8740 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045

Horse Thief’s Super Bowl
Head to Horse Thief’s patio/beer garden for a viewing party. The specials include $8 Santa Maria-style tri-tip sandwiches and the debut of a new Queso Dip. Sunday, 10 am; 324 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90013; 213.625.0341

Super Bowl  at Tom’s Urban
Watch the Super Bowl on any of Tom’s 75 screens and enjoy a bucket of five beers for $21 and other specials on Bloody Marys and shots of Jack Daniels. Sunday; 1011 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015; 213.746.8667

Super Bowl  at The Morrison Pub
The Atwater Village pub offers their weekend brunch until 3 pm on game day, then it turns into happy hour from 3-7 pm. Plus enjoy Super Bowl-themed drink menu while watching the game. Sunday; 3179 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039; 323.667.1839

Super Bowl  at The Garland
The North Hollywood hotel hosts a viewing party in their lobby bar and courtyard. Enjoy food specials like smoked lime chili wings with pineapple aioli and the Front Yard street dog along with happy hour drink prices. Sunday; 4222 Vineland Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91602; 818.980.8000

Super Bowl at HACHÉ LA
HACHÉ LA in Silver Lake is kicking off Super Bowl Sunday with game day specials including Patriots Fries made with gruyere, caramelized onions, mustard and mayonnaise; Falcon Fries with four chile mix, garlic mayonnaise and queso fresco; the Karma Burger topped with Karma sauce, American cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and onions on a No. 19 bun; Wisconsin Frozen Custard with flavors like Bananas Foster and Cookie Butter. Sunday, 11:30 am-11 pm; 3319 West Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026; 323.928.2963

Super Bowl at Hyperion Public Studio City & Silver Lake
Start your Sunday with a healthy plate of eggs with the Truffled Frittata prepared with Truffled mushrooms, pecorino, arugula, olive oil, lemon spritz and toast, or the Deluxe Breakfast Sandwich with two eggs, cheddar, jack, arugula, tomato and Applewood smoked bacon. Cocktails include Hyperion Public’s Bloody Mary with vodka and Hyperion House Made Mary Mix and Bottomless Mimosas for only $15 (offered until 3 pm). When the game starts, the countdown to happy hour is on, because from 4-7 pm, Hyperion Public will offer PBR and Tecate for $4, Bud Light and Corona for $5, all Draft Beers for $6, and a Beer + Shot for only $10. Old Fashioned, Moscow Mule, Flaming Greyhound and Dark & Stormy go for only $7 each. Happy hour eats include the Grilled Cheese for $5, Hyperion Wings (Spicy Blueberry or Buffalo) for $6, and Sliders with Angus beef, cheddar, pickled onion and Sriracha aioli for $7. After halftime, Executive Chef Paddy Aubrey has the feel-good meals of choice for Super Bowl LI. Dinner includes the Fried Chicken & Biscuits with two fried chicken thighs and a fried chicken breast, marinated in HP’s blend of spices and buttermilk for 12 hours, dredged in flour and more spices, and fried, served with from scratch buttermilk biscuits and sides like bacon coleslaw and the HP Chili Dog. Sunday, 9 am-Midnight; Hyperion Public Silver Lake: 2358 Hyperion Ave, Silver Lake, CA 90027, 323.761.6440; Hyperion Public Studio City: 12969 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604, 818.464.3750 

Game Day at Plan Check Kitchen + Bar
LA’s fiercely local eatery, Plan Check Kitchen + Bar (Sawtelle, Fairfax, Downtown, Santa Monica), invites you to raise your snacking game by indulging in exclusive food and drink specials! Snack on Beer-Battered Onion Rings with wasabi flakes and Gindo’s mayo; Chicken Wings slathered in housemate BBQ, spicy buffalo, Korean, or habanero sauce; Green Chili Carnitas Fries; and Pork Belly & Chorizo Nachos. There will also be a $4 Slow & Low Old Fashioned, $5 House Red or White Wine, and $2 Bavik Pilsner.

Super Bowl Party at Del Frisco’s Grille

Are you ready for some football? Del Frisco’s Grille in Santa Monica is hosting a party for the Big Game with 60″ TVs on the patios to watch the Falcons take on the Patriots! Watch the kick-off with giveaways, food and drink specials and more. There will be $10 flatbreads and select appetizers, $5 Santa Monica Brew Works drafts and $7 VIP cocktails. Sunday, 3:30 pm; 1551 Ocean Ave. Santa Monica, CA 90401; 310.395.7333

Super Bowl at Venice Whaler
Grab a seat early, because you can score brunch (offered until 2 pm) with specials like the Chicken & Waffles; Muscle Beach Scramble with egg whites, bacon, spinach and avocado; or the Braised Beef Hash with fried egg, shredded potato, corn and avocado crema. Pair that with the Bloody Mary Bar, where you can build-your-bloody with a choice of Svedka vodka, St. George Chili vodka or Mama’s Boy Sweet & Spicy tequila, topped with fixins of your choosing for only $14 or pray for a touchdown from either team, because the moment it happens, the Venice Whaler will offer $6 Patron Reposado shots. Executive Chef Nick Liberato is also serving up a Pig Roast featuring Carnitas Tacos with avocado salsa; Bacon Wrapped Chili Dogs with jalapeño and slaw; and Cheeseburger Spring Rolls with awesome sauce. Sunday, 9 am-2 am; 10 West Washington Blvd, Venice, CA 90292; 310.821.8737

Super Bowl at Eureka!
It’s the biggest football game of the year and no matter who you root for, everyone can agree there’s no better game day accompaniment than good old wings and beer. To make it even better, Eureka! is offering your choice of one of the many permanent beers on the list and an order of their signature Eureka! wings for only $10. Sunday, 1 pm-close; 6250 Topanga Canyon Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91367

Brack Shop Tavern’s Super Bowl
Brack Shop Tavern will be airing the Super Bowl on their numerous flat screen TVs while offering current brunch dishes as well as a special one day only menu. Food specials include Buffalo Wings (8 for $9, 15 for $15 or 30 for $25) French Onion Dip for $10; All-American Sliders (3 for $8, 6 for $14, 12 for $25), along with drink specials of growlers of Laganitas Pils for $30 and Howler Cocktail of vodka lemonade for $30. Sunday; 525 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90014; 213.232.8657

Super Bowl at Clutch
The Venice CaliMex Roadhouse throws a Super Bowl party that starts with brunch and is followed by happy hour for the rest of the day. Their happy hour menu has nachos, calamari tacos, Griddle Burgers, sausage sliders, and $3 Tecate Light drafts while you watch the game on one of their seven screens throughout the restaurant and on their patio. Sunday, 3-11 pm; 427 Lincoln Blvd, Venice, CA 90291; 310.396.8749

Super Bowl on L.P. Rooftop
Party above La Cienega Blvd. on the L.P. Rooftop with pre-game DJs, $5 beers and specials all afternoon starting at noon. Sunday; 603 N La Cienega Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069; 310.855.9955

Super Bowl at The Church Key 
Enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet with pitchers and buckets of bottled Bud, Bud Light, and Heineken available for purchase. The buffet will include Hot Wings with Ranch, BBQ Pulled Pork, Mac & Cheese, Nachos, Hawaiian Rolls, Popcorn for all tables, and Chocolate Chip Cookies. Drink specials include Coors Light Pitcher for $15; Craft Beer Pitcher for $20; Beer Buckets (6 for $15 or 12 for $30); and Tito’s Vodka Cranberry Mules on tap for $12. $60, $15/children under 12; Sunday, 3-7 pm; 8730 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069; 424.249.3700

Super Bowl at K Ramen. Burger. Beer.
Enjoy a game day special that includes 1 lb. of K Ramen fried Chicken Confit, dressed Spicy & Sweet, served with a side of Charred Green Onion-Blue Cheese Dipping Sauce and a pitcher of Kirin Beer! $29; Sunday; 702 Americana Way, 2nd Floor, Glendale, CA 91210; 818.741.2701

Super Bowl at Sycamore Tavern
The newly opened, 10,000-square foot venue is equipped with 55 flat screen TVs, so you won’t miss one play (or Lady Gaga). Enjoy $4 house beer cans, $4 Bud Light drafts, $5 mimosas, $6 Bloody Marys, $6 well drinks and $6 wine during the game. Sunday; 7038 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028; 323.467.7038

Super Bowl at The Abbey Food & Bar
Celebrate at The Abbey where there will be food specials such as Chips & Dips ($12), Sampler Wings ($14), and an astro-turf dance floor! Sunday; 692 N Robertson Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069; 310.289.8410

Super Bowl Party at Public School
Multiple Locations: Downtown LA 213, Culver City 310, Sherman Oaks 818 will have all day recess aka happy hour! You can also grab the Super Bowl Stadium Box ticket which includes a PS Beer Flight, Buffalo Cauliflower, Bacon Cheddar Tots, Naked Wings, Pepperoni Pizza and a Stout Float. There will also be door prizes and giveaways! Sunday

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