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Los Angeles Weekend Roundup

The Best Things To Do in Los Angeles 5/31/24 – 6/2/24
Friday

Barnsdall Park’s Wine Tasting Series

Barnsdall Park’s iconic wine tasting series is returning to the Park for the first time since 2019. Marking its 15th season, the Barnsdall Art Park Foundation’s signature fundraising event supports the Park, its arts programing and landscaping, which includes the recent restoration of the historic Olive Grove, which dates back to the 1890s. The event, features artisanal wines from ongoing partner Silverlake Wine, food from some of your favorite food trucks, and music from popular DJs. $15 – $70; Fridays – 8/30, 5:30 – 9:00 pm; 4800 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027

Melrose Rooftop Roller Rink at E.P. & L.P.

Lace up your skates and hit the sky! E.P & L.P. transforms into LA’s coolest rooftop roller rink this summer. Glide under the stars with breathtaking cityscapes as your backdrop, enjoying live music, delicious churros, and endless roller skating fun. Whether you’re a pro or a newbie, this unique experience offers unforgettable vibes and stunning city views. Book your spot now at E.P & L.P. – it’s the perfect summer date night or night out with friends! $30+; Friday – 7/14; 603 N La Cienega Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069; 310.855.9955

An image of someone lacing up roller skates.
Lace up your skates and hit the sky! E.P & L.P. transforms into LA’s coolest rooftop roller rink this summer.

Los Angeles Celebrates Pride

We’ve got your ultimate guide to LA Pride and WeHo Pride 2024. Show your solidarity and support, and celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community with colorful parades, drag brunches, concerts, and more! Love is Love!

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Los Angeles Celebrates Pride!
Saturday

Hotel Dena and GROOV3 Host First Saturdays Dance Classes

Hotel Dena, Pasadena, Los Angeles, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel has partnered with GROOV3, a dance fitness class where people can dance, sweat, and live far beyond their workouts. Starting this Saturday, guests can enjoy a dance-filled workout with DJ-curated mixes to get participants pumped in a non-stop choreographed dance party. Hotel guests and locals alike can engage in classes to unleash the power of dance through movement. Free (hotel guests) – $20; Saturday, 2:00 pm; 303 Cordova St, Pasadena, CA 91101; 626.469.8100

The Best Bottomless Brunches in Los Angeles

Here in LA, booze and brunch go together like peas and carrots. Whether you want Waffles, Eggs, or Avocado Toast, nothing complements your meal like an ice-cold cocktail, especially if that glass is endless. But where can you find these brunches with bottomless cocktails and tasty bites? Don’t stress; I got you. I’m here to give you a list of the best bottomless brunches in Los Angeles. So all you have to do is grab a cute brunch outfit and your date, and get ready to indulge in fun, good food, and drinks. Cheers!

“OFF THE 405” Summer Concert Series Returns to the Getty Center

Saturdays just got a whole lot better, now that the “OFF THE 405” Summer Concert Series is back. The weekly outdoor concerts showcase music from all different genres, set within the grounds of the beautiful Getty Center. Grab a glass of wine, and get comfy, as you take in the sunset and get lost in the music. Kicking off the series will be a performance from Ethiopian jazz and funk artist Hailu Mergia. Free with ticket; Saturdays – 8/24, 6:00 pm; The Getty Center Museum Courtyard – 1200 Getty Center Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90049; 310.440.7300

An image of the Getty Center.
Saturdays just got a whole lot better, now that the “OFF THE 405” Summer Concert Series is back on the grounds of the beautiful Getty Center.
Sunday

Visionary Women Hosts “GenV Summit” With Leaders From APL, Forma Pilates + more!

Los Angeles’ premier social impact non-profit organization for women, Visionary Women, will host their annual “GenV Summit” open to the public to join on Sunday, 6/2 in Santa Monica. The event will include a panel discussion highlighting female founders and executives with a focus on how to start and grow a business and the role of women in philanthropy. This event will provide a space for trailblazing women in Southern California to gather for an empowering morning while learning from and networking with each other over breakfast and coffee. GenV, the younger cohort of Visionary Women, focuses on cultivating the next wave of female visionaries. Members gain access to unique social events, Visionary Women’s mentorship program, group volunteer events to better the organization’s LA community, and the opportunity to connect with like-minded women to progress personal & professional networks. Featured speakers on the panel include: Danielle Robay, Liana Levi (Forma Pilates), Natasha Moor (Natasha Moor Cosmetics), NJ Falk (APL), and Nyakio Grieco (Thirteen Lune & Relevant). Additional speakers will be announced in the coming weeks. $125; Sunday, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm; Santa Monica Proper Hotel – 700 Wilshire Boulevard Santa Monica, CA 90401; 310.620.9990

On Sale Now

On Sale Now (6/7): Laugh It Off Comedy Night Returns to Viceroy Santa Monica with an All-Star Line-Up

Get ready to laugh until your stomach hurts! at Viceroy Santa Monica’s second “Laugh it Off” Comedy Night, featuring an all-star group of comedians including Sean Grant (Jimmy Kimmel Live! & truTV’s Laff Tracks),  Emmy-nominated Mike E Winfield (The Office, Late Show with David Letterman),  Amarili Rodriguez (Laff Mobb’s Laff Tracks, Lazarus), Laurie Douglas (Laff Mobb’s Laff Tracks, Dubai Comedy Festival), Justin Elliott (Think Before You Speak Podcast), and Zak Johnson. The event is 21 and up and there is a two-drink minimum for attendees. A selection of bites from Sugar Palm will be available for purchase. Hotel guests get free admission! VIP attendees will receive a complimentary glass of Prosecco, seat selection, early entry to the venue, access to the comedian’s green room and comped parking. $20 – $40 and Free for hotel guests; 6/7, 8 – 10:00 pm; 1819 Ocean Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90401; 310.260.7511

On Sale Now (6/9): Sip, Savor & Celebrate The 50th Annual AbilityFirst Food & Wine Festival

AbilityFirst proudly announces the 50th Annual AbilityFirst Food & Wine Festival, coming up on Sunday, 6/9, and in celebration of this milestone, the event will take place at a new and enchanting location: The Urquhart Residence in South Pasadena! Some of this year’s AbilityFirst Food & Wine Festival restaurants and desserts include Agnes Restaurant & CheeseryAlexander’s SteakhouseBeard Papa’sBone KettleEl Cholo CaféGale’s RestaurantKensington CaterersLord EmpanadaMarinaMi PiaceNothing Bundt CakePocha LAPorto’s BakeryStems: Cheese, Charcuterie & CateringTam O’ShanterThe GeorgeWe Olive & Wine Bar, and more. Beverages featured include cocktails and spirit tastings from 1886 at The RaymondDulce Vida TequilaEmpress 1908 GinGerlach’sKnox & Dobson, and Old Hillside Bourbon Company; craft beer from Golden Road Brewing, San Gabriel’s Ogopogo Brewing, along with specially curated wines from Caymus VineyardsNavarro Vineyards, and Riboli Family of San Antonio Winery. Non-alcoholic beverages will be provided by Celsius, and PepsiCo. For 98 years, AbilityFirst has been at the forefront of providing person-centered programs to empower individuals with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other intellectual and developmental disabilities. These programs guide individuals through each life transition, fostering social connections, independence, and providing essential employment preparation, training, and experience. $250+; 6/9, 5 – 8:00 pm; The Urquhart Residence – address to be disclosed upon purchase of ticket; 626.243.4852

An image of one of the vendors  from the 2023 Ability First event.
AbilityFirst proudly announces the 50th Annual AbilityFirst Food & Wine Festival, coming up on Sunday, 6/9. (Photo Credit: Courtesy of the AbilityFirst Food & Wine Festival)
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