Ongoing Events
National Lash Day with Benefit Boutiques (Multiple Locations): Benefit Cosmetics invites you to celebrate National Lash Day with us at your local Benefit Boutique & Brow Bar! Enjoy 50% off ALL Benefit mascaras from Feb 16 – 19. Whether you love fanned out lashes, super curled lashes or mega volume, there’s a perfect Benefit mascara for every lash type. But that’s not all! Stop by your local Benefit boutique and get a brow service of your choice: either a fresh brow wax, lamination or tint!
L.A. Art Show (DTLA): The L.A. Art Show continues to lead the way with innovative programming and one-of-a-kind experiences for an expanding collecting audience. The show offers an unparalleled international art experience with over 90 galleries, museums, and non-profit arts organizations from around the world exhibiting painting, sculpture, works on paper, installation, photography, design, video and performance. Tickets are available for purchase at LAArtShow.com, with 15% of the purchase price for every ticket sold supporting the American Heart Association’s Life is Why Campaign, the LA Art Show’s charity beneficiary. In response to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, the LA Art Show will be donating to the California Community Foundation’s Wildlife Recovery Fund, with the option to support fundraising efforts when purchasing tickets or through LA Art Show’s donation link.
Black In Every Color, Art In Every Form (Koreatown): Happy Frieze Week, L.A.! Presented by Black In Every Color (BIEC), art advisory ARTLOUDLA, and actor Kofi Siriboe, the multi-artist exhibition celebrates the Black artistic vanguard across a range of mediums, spotlighting works by mid and early career Black artists. The three-day exhibition will include panels, performances, and immersive installations, featuring JOJO ABOT, Lisane Basquiat, Patrisse Cullors, LÁOLÚ, Adrienne Muse, Autumn Breon, Langston Allston, Adrian Dunn, and more. From February 21-23, the exhibition continues with a three-day ticketed public program from 11am-7pm, featuring panels, performances, and immersive installations.
Black History Month Series: Art Pop-Up Experience (Culver City): Join the Westfield Culver City to celebrate Black History Month. This February, immerse yourself in a month-long celebration of art, culture and community at Westfield Culver City. Honor the past through a display of artistic expressions paying tribute to Black history and shape the future by uplifting emerging voices:
’44’ (The Obama Musical) (Culver City): Don’t miss an original production inspired by the presidency of Barack Obama. 44 is a satirical look at the rise and presidency of Obama, as well as his election campaign. All seats are $44 for preview performances February 23 through 26. Tickets start at $44 for performances February 28 through March 23.
Kacey Musgraves Deeper Wellness Smoothie (Multiple Locations): Kacey Musgraves Deeper Wellness Smoothie will be available at Erewhon tonic bars for $21 through March 5! The smoothie features Almond MALK as the plant-based milk base, keeping it free of gums, oils, and fillers. A portion of proceeds will benefit Altadena Girls, a charity organization restoring normalcy for the teenage victims of the recent wildfires in LA.
Lunar New Year at Yaamava’ Resort with Chef Jet Tila (Highland): Yaamava’ Resort & Casino’s spectacular Lunar New Year celebration honoring the Year of the Snake with celebrity chef and Southern California native, Jet Tila. From January 29 to February 24, Chef Jet will take over Hong Bao Kitchen, collaborating with the resort to design an exclusive, limited-time menu that blends authentic Asian flavors with his culinary creativity. This seasonal offering will feature a variety of delicious delights, with twists on classic favorites, such as Golden Purse Wonton Soup, Long Life Noodles, Crispy Tangerine Beef and more. Find out more here.
Wednesday, Feb. 19
METS Series at Viceroy (Santa Monica): In partnership with Community Collective’s regular Happy Hour series, the METS Series – a dynamic gathering where music, entertainment, technology, and sports come together to shape the future, will provide guests with the opportunity to learn how these industries drive culture, business, and innovation, and an opportunity to network with the business leaders trailblazing a new path in 2025 and beyond. Join the Viceroy for this week’s event featuring thought-provoking discussions, networking, and a panel of insights from industry leaders who are redefining innovation and community impact. Find out more here.
The Lido Theater’s Oscar Night “Braveheart” Screening (Newport Beach): In the weeks leading up to the 2024 Oscars, Lido is screening past Academy Award winners for Best Picture! Don’t miss the screening of Braveheart, a timeless masterpiece that captured hearts and claimed Oscar glory. Experience it on the big screen the way it was meant to be seen! Reserve your tickets now and enjoy an unforgettable cinematic journey leading up to the big night.
Thursday, Feb. 20
Daffo @ El Cid (Silverlake): Daffo, the project of Brooklyn-based artist Gabi Gamberg will be performing at El Cid. An essential new voice on the indie-rock scene, 20-year-old singer/songwriter Daffo brings an unexpected beauty to the most uncomfortable of feelings. Tickets are $17.36; purchase them here.
Friday, Feb. 21
Peacock’s THE TRAITORS Experience (West Adams): Peacock’s THE TRAITORS will be returning to Los Angeles for THE TRAITORS EXPERIENCE. Traitors and the Faithful are invited to compete in a series of heart-stopping missions full of lies & trickery in the heart of Los Angeles. Get ready to rummage through Alan Cumming’s iconic wardrobe in a puzzle-filled haberdashery, dodge lasers in a race against the clock, solve a breathtaking coffin escape in a dark dungeon, and more. But watch out — one (or more) of you have been given a deviously secret assignment. Tickets are $40 and guests must be 18+ to participate.
Kavahana’s First Anniversary Tasting Event (Santa Monica): Celebrate Kavahana’s first anniversary! Kavahana is the first Kava Nectar bar in LA, serving Kava Nectar, a 3,000-year-old social drink from Hawaii and the Pacific Islands that is relaxing and tingles your tongue. Sample Kavahana’s 8 most popular specialty Kava Nectar drinks with unique flavors like rose apple, ube beach, and paradise, enjoy Thai Street Food from @8e8thaistreetfood, get a peek into your future with a tarot card reader and more! RSVP here!
Sunday, Feb. 22
Melrose Trading Post (Melrose): Continuing their Sunday stay, the Melrose Trading Post is back and hosting their weekly flea market. Visitors can shop art, clothing, furniture, beauty products, and more from local vendors. Safety protocols include limited capacity and mandatory masks. Tickets to RSVP for the Melrose Trading post are $5; buy online here.
Black History Month Celebration x Third Street Promenade (Santa Monica): Celebrate Black History Month at the Third Street Promenade! Hosted as part of the Crafted by Culture series in partnership with Shopfest, the event will spotlight Black makers, artists, and entrepreneurs, honoring their creative contributions with an exciting lineup of activities for all ages. The event will feature over 20 local vendors showcasing unique products from African American-owned businesses, providing an opportunity for attendees to support artisans and entrepreneurs from the community. Taking place on the 1300 block of Third Street Promenade, this free community celebration will be packed with live performances, including music, spoken word, and dance, from local talent like DJ Asha, Arielle Estoria, Maestro the Vocalinist, and more. For the younger crowd, the Kids Zone will provide fun and interactive activities, including a special children’s book reading by Alexis Mozell and CJ Charles, designed to inspire young minds.
Black History Month The Maker’s Hive Friendship Fest (Long Beach): A vibrant local market celebrating friendship and community with handcrafted goods, one-of-a-kind treasures, and an opportunity to support talented artisans.
Moor Than A Month: Black Through Time (Inglewood): Black History Moor Than a Month: Takes You Black Through Time event presented by School Yard Rap, an organization focused on creating culturally relevant educational content. The performance is a free, family-friendly event where Brandon “Griot B” Brown, an educator, artist, and entrepreneur, will take the audience through history with hip-hop and a high-energy performance. Expect live music, cultural dance performances, energetic storytelling and more.
Cure Addiction Panel Discussion (Brentwood): Join Cure Addiction Now
