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Los Angeles Weekly Roundup

Fun Things to Do in Los Angeles

This Week: Aug 28, 2023 – Aug 31, 2023

Monday

All Female Team of Bartenders Takes Over the Lobby Bar at the West Hollywood EDITION pouring Cuervo’s Reserva De La Familia and Condesa Gin

As part of the West Hollywood EDITION’s monthly pop-up bar takeover series, Limited EDITION, the public is invited to enjoy cocktails by three dynamic female bartenders, Kayla Dowell, Adriana Ramos, and Crystal Mendoza. The all-female team of bartenders, will be shaking up cocktails made with Jose Cuervo’s Reserva De La Familia and Condesa Gin. These three women will command the bar and provide a space to share their stories and empower other females to be vulnerable in sharing their own. The experience of being the only woman in a male-dominated industry is a familiar feeling to many and this Limited EDITON looks to create an atmosphere of female camaraderie. Various prices; Monday, 7 – 9:00 pm; The West Hollywood EDITION – 9040 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069; 310.953.9899

Taylor Swift Exhibit at the GRAMMY Museum

Fresh off her “The Eras Tour,” Taylor Swift is being recognized by the GRAMMY Museum with the I Can See You (Taylor’s Version) exhibit. The pop-up exhibit features legendary memorabilia, spotlighting 11 costumes and two instruments used in the making of Swift’s “I Can See You (Taylor’s Version) (From the Vault)” music video. $18 (adults) $12 (children 5-17); Mondays, Wednesdays – Fridays, and Sundays, 11:00 am – 5:00 pm and Saturdays, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm; 800 W. Olympic Blvd. Suite A245, Los Angeles, CA 90015; 213.725.5700

An image of Taylor Swift.
Fresh off her “The Eras Tour,” Taylor Swift is being recognized by the GRAMMY Museum with the I Can See You (Taylor’s Version) exhibit.
Last week to experience world of Barbie

Are you a Barbie Girl? Do you love the iconic doll and have fond memories of spending hours playing with her? Then this is where you want to be. This exciting exhibit lets you live out your inner Barbie dreams through interactive activities like exploring the Barbie® Dreamhouse and grabbing the mic and recording your masterpiece in the Barbie® Music Studio. And for adults, prepare to indulge in themed cocktails and delectable bites at the World of Barbie’s Sips After Sunset, a series of adults-only evenings. $40.50 (adults) and $31.50 (children); Mondays – Sundays (through 9/4), various hours; Santa Monica Place – 395 Santa Monica Pl. Santa Monica, CA. (Level 1, near 4th St), 90401

An image of Ariel in a Barbie template.
The exciting World of Barbie exhibit lets you live out your inner Barbie dreams through interactive activities, photo ops, and more!

Tuesday

Limited Time Collab: The Last Sip Of Summer by Dear Bella Creamery and Klatch Coffee

Starting today, Dear Bella Creamery and Klatch Coffee unveil a joint creation merging frozen vegan delights and exceptional coffee: the Last Sip Of Summer. This collaboration isn’t just a drink; it’s a story told through flavors—a tribute to vibrant summer and the anticipation of what’s to come. It unites Dear Bella Creamery’s creative vegan treats with Klatch Coffee’s renowned coffee craftsmanship. Enjoy Dear Bella’s sweet and tart Soursop Raspberry Sorbet, topped with Klatch’s award winning espresso and tonic water for that perfect last sip of summer. Available for a fleeting moment as summer wanes, the Last Sip Of Summer beckons you to experience it before it fades away. Various prices; Mondays – Sundays (through Labor Day), various hours at Hollywood and Costa Mesa locations

An image of the Last Sip Of Summer.
Starting today, Dear Bella Creamery and Klatch Coffee unveil a joint creation merging frozen vegan delights and exceptional coffee: the Last Sip Of Summer.
Peter Pan Goes Wrong at the ahmanson

If you love to laugh, then head to the Ahmanson Theatre to see the hilarious production of Peter Pan Goes Wrong. The play is about the imaginary Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society’s endeavors to mount a performance of J. M. Barrie’s 1904 play Peter and Wendy. However, their efforts are consistently foiled by the ineptitude and interpersonal conflicts among the ensemble and production team. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, the Peter Pan Goes Wrong cast has added Lost’s Daniel Dae Kim and the legendary Neil Patrick Harris. $64+; Tuesdays – Sundays (through 9/17), various hours; 135 N Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012; 213.628.2772

An image of Peter Pan.
The Peter Pan Goes Wrong cast has added Lost’s Daniel Dae Kim and the legendary Neil Patrick Harris.

Wednesday

Bar Lis Piano Nights

Bar Lis, the chic rooftop lounge that captures the iconic spirit and style of the French Riviera, wants you to wind down on Wednesdays with Piano Nights. The weekly lineup includes musicians performing memorable classics and modern favorites all for you to sing along to. Free entry; Wednesdays, 7 – 11:00 pm; Thompson Hollywood – 1541 Wilcox Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028; 323.410.6210

An image of hands playing the piano.
Sing along to your favorite songs at Bar Lis’ Piano Nights.

Thursday

Sam Smith’s “GLORIA the Tour” Live at the Kia Forum

Megastar Sam Smith is bringing his smooth vocals to the Kia Forum for the Los Angeles portion of his “Gloria the Tour.” I know I’m not the only one who can’t wait to see the “Unholy” singer serenade us for two nights in a show that’s being described by fans as “simply phenomenal.” $45+; Thursday – Friday, 8:00 pm; The Kia Forum – 3900 W. Manchester Blvd, Inglewood, CA 90305; 310.862.6200

An image of Megastar Sam Smith on stage.
Megastar Sam Smith is bringing his smooth vocals to the Kia Forum for the Los Angeles portion of his “Gloria the Tour.”

Coming Soon

(9/2 – 9/3): K-PLAY! FEST OC 2023

K-PLAY! FEST OC 2023 is bringing a two-day K-Pop fan festival to the Anaheim Convention Center on 9/2 – 9/3! Escape the summer heat and welcome in chill vibes and smooth grooves as the festival welcomes the one and only Junny to its OC event! With exclusive ticketed opportunities for hi-touch, soundcheck, group photo, fan signings, a live performance, and JUNNIVERSE, you definitely do NOT want to miss out on this event! $15 – $40; 9/2 – 9/3; 3940 Rosemead Blvd., Rosemead, California 91770

(9/6): LAUNCH PARTY FOR THE 2023 LOS ANGELES TIMES FOOD BOWL

It’s that time again: the Seventh Annual Los Angeles Times Food Bowl, presented by City National Bank has made its way and announced its line-up for 2023! The Times has curated a full month of can’t-miss events, celebrating the best of LA’s diverse and dynamic culinary scene with the legendary Gold Award, Times food critic Bill Addison’s Restaurant of the Year and LA’s favorite backlot food festival, Night Market. To kick-off the culinary event, Singapore Airlines invites you to a launch party to savor the finest offerings from the Food Bowl ahead of everyone else! Indulge in a comprehensive selection of delectable cuisine and beverages, while relishing the breathtaking vistas of the Hollywood Hills. Don’t miss the opportunity to mingle with culinary luminaries, including James Beard Award recipients and Michelin Star chefs from both Los Angeles and across the world. $150; 9/6, 7:00 pm; Lemon Grove on The Aster Rooftop – 1717 Vine St., Los Angeles, CA 90028

(9/10): VISIONARY WOMEN TO HOST ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OUTSTANDING IN THE FIELD DINNER ON MALIBU PIER

Los Angeles’ premier social impact non-profit organization for women, Visionary Women, will host a once-in-a-lifetime sunset dinner experience on the Malibu Pier with Outstanding in the Field on 9/10. Set on the iconic Malibu Pier, the extraordinary culinary experience will pair a multi-course meal with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and offer an incredible night celebrating the origins of food and the land, among a group of powerhouse women across various professional fields. The spectacular culinary experience is open to Visionary Women members and the public, with a portion of ticket proceeds benefiting Women’s Earth Alliance; a nonprofit that supports women leaders working to mitigate the effects of climate change and protect their communities. Additional proceeds will benefit Visionary Women’s mission in support of initiatives elevating women and girls. The elevated dinner will be prepared by female executive chef Bricia Lopez, behind the James Beard American Classic award-winning Guelaguetza Restaurant in LA and the experience is sponsored by Geary’s Beverly Hills and The Wall Street Journal. $495; 9/10, 5 – 8:00 pm; Malibu Pier – Malibu Pier Malibu, CA 90265

An image of a group of women.
Los Angeles’ premier social impact non-profit organization for women, Visionary Women, will host a once-in-a-lifetime sunset dinner experience on the Malibu Pier with Outstanding in the Field on 9/10.
(10/1 – 10/4): Alisal Ranch Announces Third Wildwonder Women’s Retreat

Alisal Ranch announces the return of WILDWONDER, a multi-day luxury women’s retreat featuring female artisans, chefs, winemakers, cowgirls, wellness leaders, and more, this 10/1 – 10/4 for its third iteration. Taking place over three-nights, the experience will celebrate women and the wild west through experiences and activities led by leading lady pioneers who will tell their stories and share their skills with guests. WILDONDER at Alisal Ranch invites women to explore 10,500 acres of western beauty while making new connections and participating in experiences that spark self-discovery and growth. The all-inclusive experience includes accommodations, all meals, and all scheduled WILDWONDER activities, including cooking demonstrations, line dancing lessons, custom hat-making, yoga by the lake, wine tasting, and more. New programming for the fall retreat includes group horseback riding, a floral arrangement or wreath making class, a cocktail-making workshop, and a guided hike. $820+/night; 10/1 -10/4; 1054 Alisal Rd, Solvang, CA 93463

(10/26 – 10/29): Enjoy a Taste of Fall in Southern California at Ojai Valley Inn’s First Ojai Food + Wine

As summer storms pass, kids go back to school, and the seasons gradually begin to change, the iconic Ojai Valley Inn invites guests to experience the best of the best seasonal culinary offerings this October with its first-ever Ojai Food + Wine. The world-class epicurean event brings more than 50 top chefs and 100 wineries from around the world for a four-day celebration of Ojai and California cuisine. Attendees can expect an all-star Michelin and James Beard awarded lineup along with future legends of the culinary world. Some chefs and personalities headed to Ojai in October include Nancy Silverton, Dominique Crenn, Alice Waters, Christopher Kostow, Gavin Kaysen, Michael Cimarusti, Josiah Citrin, Matthew Kammerer, William Bradley, Jon Yao, Justin Cogley, Daisy Ryan, Brooke Williamson, Antonia Lofaso, Nancy Oakes, Stuart Brioza, Nicole Krasinski, Neal Fraser, Evan Funke, Walter and Margarita Manzke, Bobby Stuckey, Rajat Parr, Carlton McCoy, June Rodil, Manfred Krankl, Will Harlan, Maggie Harrison, and more. Over the course of four days, Ojai Food + Wine will hold over 40 world-class events including a Grand Tasting at The Farmhouse on Saturday and Sunday, featuring 15 chefs each day and more than 100 wineries throughout the weekend with a spotlight on regional California wineries. $3,950+; 10/26 – 10/29; 905 Country Club Road Ojai, CA 93023; 855.697.8780

An image of the Ojai Valley Inn.
The iconic Ojai Valley Inn invites guests to experience the best of the best seasonal culinary offerings this October with its first-ever Ojai Food + Wine. Photo Credit:  Ojai Valley Inn

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