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KINTO is thrilled to collaborate with Thunderbolt, the highly acclaimed neighborhood bar in Echo Park, for a limited cocktail pop-up at ROW DTLA. The monthlong residency will feature a menu of six original drinks created exclusively for the pop-up. Stop by to slow down, savor the moment, and enjoy the final stretch of summer in Los Angeles.

LABOR DAY WEEKEND SPORTS & OUTDOORS Get outside while summer’s still doing its thing. Run for beer, drool over classic cars, or spend a few innings emotionally invested in the Dodgers. Your long weekend could use some fresh air. Earn the beer before drinking it. The California Brewery Running Series brings a 5K Fun Run to Angry Horse Brewing Co. on September 5, combining exercise and brewery hangs in the rare fitness plan we can actually see ourselves sticking to.

Eli 11:55 AM–12:25 PM · Dandelion Stage She's the "Girl Of Your Dreams!" Show up early for Eli, a trans artist bringing her Y2K sound to the Dandelion Stage and giving you a very good reason to get through those gates before noon. Like what you hear? We’re giving away tickets to her upcoming show at The Fonda Theatre on Wednesday, 9/2! KATSEYE 2:15–2:45 PM · Dandelion Stage Five members, frighteningly precise choreography, extremely sticky pop songs.

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Featuring 140 artists and 100 Bay Area-based restaurants, this year was a feast for the senses in every sense of the phrase. While more tech bros and spray-tanned teenagers are running amok with their phones glued to their hands compared to previous years, Outside Lands still attracts plenty of people who fully immerse themselves in the experience without the urge to record the perfect clip for their Story.

Published August 13, 2026 by Brady Goodman-Williams Written by Alejandro Cohen, KCRW's Music Director And while "classical" is a convenient umbrella, what we're really talking about is an entire musical ecosystem that stretches from opera to chamber music, minimalist composition, avant-garde experimentation, contemporary orchestras, electronic music, and sound art. Some of these organizations have existed for nearly a century.

This Spooky Season, from September 11 through November 14, one actor takes five shots of whiskey and attempts an epic retelling of Transylvania’s thirstiest bachelor… DRACULA! When history’s most famous vampire (sorry, Edward) is loosed upon the city, will you try to stop him…or let him have his way? The Drunk Shakespeare Society is paying homage to the original drinker, and bringing its brand of mayhem to the spooky season with DRUNK DRACULA.

Favorite Event Space: Grandmaster Recorders 1518 N Cahuenga Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90028 Jenn Laskey at Grandmaster Recorders Fate brought me to Grandmaster time and time again. I have a thing for historic buildings, and this one was originally built in 1920 as a silent movie theater. Back in 2017, I first saw the shell of the space, prior to its amazing adaptive re-use project, and met my now friend and business partner, building co-owner Rick Moses.

01 Farm Cup Coffee Farm Cup Coffee serves organic, single-origin coffee with plenty of community spirit. Founded by partners Emerson Haro and Tony Yuan, the West Hollywood favorite spotlights LGBTQ+ makers, hosts queer events, and pours every cup with local pride. 02 Coffee At Space_ Fresh on the scene, queer- and Latino-owned Coffee At Space_ opened its Downtown LA doors last month.