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Grammy Museum

From Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Miles Davis to Johnny Cash, the Grammy Museum showcases photographs, artifacts and musical footage from the 125 year history of Columbia Records.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version B)

10:00 AM

Redling Fine Art

Redling Fine Art presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Culver City's LAXArt.

10:00 AM

L&M Arts

Harmony Murphy curates a group show at L&M Arts which uses Germano Celant's concept of 'poor art' as its jumping-off point.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The architectural eccentricities and urban sprawl of Los Angeles are given their due aesthetic considerations in this new exhibit at the Getty Museum.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The Getty Center focuses on famed Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha's urban landscape photography of the 1960s and '70s.

10:00 AM

Bowers Museum

Who says patronage is dead? This new exhibit at the Bowers Museum highlights some of the oldest and most unique pieces from the collections of the Medici families.

10:00 AM

Ace Gallery

A new exhibition of photographs from Martin Schoeller that explores the visual nuances in sets of identical twins.

11:00 AM

LACMA

The artist responsible for the iconic installation of Los Angeles lamposts just out front of LACMA has worked up another impressive feat of engineering with 'Metropolis II,' a room-size diorama of a city complete with working freeways.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A new full-scale exhibition of works by artist Richard Artshwager travels from New York to Los Angeles. This is the first exhibit of its kind since a 1986 retrospective at the Whitney Museum in New York.

11:00 AM

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Now known for his Barnes & Noble-overstock puppy photo books, William Wegman once took pictures of himself as well. The Marc Selwyn Gallery hosts a series of comedic self-portraits from the 1970s.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version A)

11:00 AM

LAXArt

LAXArt presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Redling Fine Art.

11:00 AM

Autry National Center

This new exhibition at the Autry National Center showcases the dynamic and evolving art and culture of the peoples of the American West.

11:00 AM

Richard Telles Fine Art

Richard Telles Fine Art presents a new series of paintings from Richard Hawkins.

11:00 AM

Matthew Marks Gallery

Nan Goldin's new exhibit at Matthew Marks combines close-up photographs she took of masterpieces in the Louvre, juxtaposed with photographs of family, friends and lovers.

This Is Not A Silent Movie: Four Contemporary Alaska Native Artists

11:00 AM

Craft and Folk Art Museum

The Craft and Folk Art Museum presents "This Is Not A Silent Movie," an exhibit featuring acclaimed Alaska Native artists Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, Susie Silook, and Nicholas Galanin.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum retrospective of the Los Angeles-based architect A. Quincy Jones.

11:00 AM

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art presents a long-running exhibit of photographs that illustrate Mexico from 1920 to the present.

11:00 AM

LACMA

'James Turrell: A Retrospective' explores nearly fifty years in the career of James Turrell, a key artist in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s.

11:00 AM

LACMA

LACMA's exhibit on the films, photographs and controversy surrounding famed director Stanley Kubrick.

11:00 AM

LACMA

San Francisco-based printer and typographer Jack Stauffacher new exhibit at LACMA explores the possibilities in the presentation of text.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A series of photographs on display as part of the culmination of emerging artist Cyprien Gaillard's residency at the Hammer Museum.

11:00 AM

LACMA

A man of many talents and many mediums, Hans Richter gets a retrospective of over 150 works in this exhibition at LACMA.

12:00 PM

Fringe Central Station

The fourth installment of the Hollywood Fringe Festival celebrates not only the weird, the bizarre, and the offbeat in live performance

12:00 PM

LA Live; see website for other venues

Film Independent presents the annual Los Angeles Film Festival which holds screenings, conversations and panel discussions over eleven days saturated with cinephilia.

When They Were Wild: Recapturing California's Wildflower Heritage

12:00 PM

Huntington Museum

The Huntington Museum holds a long-running exhibition that draws on the rich heritage of wildflower illustration to take a closer look at California's natural and horticultural history.

12:00 PM

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cultural Center presents the first major museum exhibition of the life and work of artist, illustrator, animator and toy designer Gary Baseman.

2:00 PM

Lawndale Farmers' Market

Near Lawndale Civic Center

The city of Lawndale hosts a certified farmer's market every Wednesday from 2-7pm near the Civic Center. Get your produce, have some pupusas, and choose from over 20 vendors.

6:00 PM

Meet the Sake Brewer

Izakaya Fu-Ga

Sake brewer Yasuyuki Yoshida heads to Izakaya Fu-Ga for an evening of brewing discussion.

Impacts of Radioactivity on Marine Life After Fukushima

7:00 PM

Aquarium of the Pacific

School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences professor Nicholas Fisher speaks on the release of long-lived radionuclides from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan and their long-term affects on the Pacific Ocean.

Lectures

7:30 PM

La Jolla Playhouse

La Jolla Playhouse presents playwright John Guare's adaptation of the Ben Hecht play and the Howard Hawks film, the terrifically chatty portrait of a 1939 newspaper man and his star reporter (and ex-wife), 'His Girl Friday.'

7:30 PM

Writers' Row

The Last Bookstore

Every third Wednesday of the month, the Los Angeles Poet Societ and Jessica Wilson present this showcase of written art.

Atom Egoyan Double Feature

7:30 PM

New Beverly Cinema

The New Beverly Cinema screens a double feature of 'Speaking Parts' and 'Family Viewing,' two early films by Canadian director Atom Egoyan.

Film, Screenings

7:30 PM

Financing the American Dream

Hammer Museum

As part of their Visionary Development speaker series, the Hammer presents a discussion with historian and economist Eric Abrahamson on the promotion of the idea of single-family dwellings in the mid-Twentieth Century.

Arts & Culture, History, Lectures

7:30 PM

Loren Glass: Counterculture Colophon

The Last Bookstore

Loren Glass introduces and signs her new book 'Counterculture Colophon,' which details the history of Grove Press, its house journal The Evergreen Review, and its founder, the charismatic Barney Rosset.

8:00 PM

Ahmanson Theater

The Los Angeles premiere of the 2010 Broadway hit reenacts the tale of the unjustly accused Scottsboro Nine as a irreverent musical carnival with stinging social commentary.

Last Remaining Seats: 'All About Eve'

8:00 PM

Los Angeles Theatre

This annual screening series presented by the Los Angeles Conservancy combines classic films and historic movie theaters.

Arts & Culture, Film, History, Screenings

9:30 PM

Facebook

Upright Citizens Brigade

The Upright Citizens Brigade hosts this weekly improv show that uses actual Facebook pages of audience members as its jumping-off point.

Thursday

Jun

10:00 AM

Grammy Museum

From Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Miles Davis to Johnny Cash, the Grammy Museum showcases photographs, artifacts and musical footage from the 125 year history of Columbia Records.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version B)

10:00 AM

Redling Fine Art

Redling Fine Art presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Culver City's LAXArt.

10:00 AM

L&M Arts

Harmony Murphy curates a group show at L&M Arts which uses Germano Celant's concept of 'poor art' as its jumping-off point.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The architectural eccentricities and urban sprawl of Los Angeles are given their due aesthetic considerations in this new exhibit at the Getty Museum.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The Getty Center focuses on famed Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha's urban landscape photography of the 1960s and '70s.

10:00 AM

Bowers Museum

Who says patronage is dead? This new exhibit at the Bowers Museum highlights some of the oldest and most unique pieces from the collections of the Medici families.

10:00 AM

Ace Gallery

A new exhibition of photographs from Martin Schoeller that explores the visual nuances in sets of identical twins.

11:00 AM

LACMA

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

11:00 AM

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Now known for his Barnes & Noble-overstock puppy photo books, William Wegman once took pictures of himself as well. The Marc Selwyn Gallery hosts a series of comedic self-portraits from the 1970s.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version A)

11:00 AM

LAXArt

LAXArt presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Redling Fine Art.

11:00 AM

Autry National Center

This new exhibition at the Autry National Center showcases the dynamic and evolving art and culture of the peoples of the American West.

11:00 AM

Richard Telles Fine Art

Richard Telles Fine Art presents a new series of paintings from Richard Hawkins.

11:00 AM

Matthew Marks Gallery

Nan Goldin's new exhibit at Matthew Marks combines close-up photographs she took of masterpieces in the Louvre, juxtaposed with photographs of family, friends and lovers.

This Is Not A Silent Movie: Four Contemporary Alaska Native Artists

11:00 AM

Craft and Folk Art Museum

The Craft and Folk Art Museum presents "This Is Not A Silent Movie," an exhibit featuring acclaimed Alaska Native artists Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, Susie Silook, and Nicholas Galanin.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum retrospective of the Los Angeles-based architect A. Quincy Jones.

11:00 AM

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art presents a long-running exhibit of photographs that illustrate Mexico from 1920 to the present.

11:00 AM

LACMA

'James Turrell: A Retrospective' explores nearly fifty years in the career of James Turrell, a key artist in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s.

11:00 AM

LACMA

LACMA's exhibit on the films, photographs and controversy surrounding famed director Stanley Kubrick.

11:00 AM

LACMA

San Francisco-based printer and typographer Jack Stauffacher new exhibit at LACMA explores the possibilities in the presentation of text.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A series of photographs on display as part of the culmination of emerging artist Cyprien Gaillard's residency at the Hammer Museum.

11:00 AM

LACMA

A man of many talents and many mediums, Hans Richter gets a retrospective of over 150 works in this exhibition at LACMA.

12:00 PM

Fringe Central Station

The fourth installment of the Hollywood Fringe Festival celebrates not only the weird, the bizarre, and the offbeat in live performance

12:00 PM

LA Live; see website for other venues

Film Independent presents the annual Los Angeles Film Festival which holds screenings, conversations and panel discussions over eleven days saturated with cinephilia.

When They Were Wild: Recapturing California's Wildflower Heritage

12:00 PM

Huntington Museum

The Huntington Museum holds a long-running exhibition that draws on the rich heritage of wildflower illustration to take a closer look at California's natural and horticultural history.

12:00 PM

Food as Medium for Craft

Craft in America Study Center

The Craft in America Study Center will conclude its three-part series of exhibitions focusing on the intersection of craft and food culture with "Good Enough to Eat: Food as Medium for Craft."

Arts & Culture, Food, Living

12:00 PM

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cultural Center presents the first major museum exhibition of the life and work of artist, illustrator, animator and toy designer Gary Baseman.

El Segundo Farmers' Market

3:00 PM

Main Street

The El Segundo Farmers' Market might only stretch out a block, but you can find good produce, snacks, kettle corn, and tamales all while enjoying some live entertainment. Another thing this farmers' market has going for it is that it's open late, from 3 - 7 p.m.

El Planeta -- From Plankton to Afghanistan: A Poetry Reading

7:15 PM

Central Library, Mark Taper Auditorium

Juan Felipe Herrera, the California Poet Laureate and author of the new book "Senegal Taxi," presents a reading with Marisa Urrutia Gedney and Freddy Lopez.

7:30 PM

Tao Lin

Skylight Books

Intentionally unintentional rabble-rouser and author of 'Shoplifting From American Apparel,' Tao Lin reads from and signs his new novel 'Taipei' at Skylight Books.

8:00 PM

La Jolla Playhouse

8:00 PM

Ahmanson Theater

The Los Angeles premiere of the 2010 Broadway hit reenacts the tale of the unjustly accused Scottsboro Nine as a irreverent musical carnival with stinging social commentary.

8:00 PM

Carl Hiaasen

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cutural center presents an evening with author Carl Hiaasen, where he will read from and sign his newest, "Bad Monkey."

Books

Friday

Jun

10:00 AM

Grammy Museum

From Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Miles Davis to Johnny Cash, the Grammy Museum showcases photographs, artifacts and musical footage from the 125 year history of Columbia Records.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version B)

10:00 AM

Redling Fine Art

Redling Fine Art presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Culver City's LAXArt.

10:00 AM

L&M Arts

Harmony Murphy curates a group show at L&M Arts which uses Germano Celant's concept of 'poor art' as its jumping-off point.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The architectural eccentricities and urban sprawl of Los Angeles are given their due aesthetic considerations in this new exhibit at the Getty Museum.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The Getty Center focuses on famed Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha's urban landscape photography of the 1960s and '70s.

10:00 AM

Bowers Museum

Who says patronage is dead? This new exhibit at the Bowers Museum highlights some of the oldest and most unique pieces from the collections of the Medici families.

10:00 AM

Ace Gallery

A new exhibition of photographs from Martin Schoeller that explores the visual nuances in sets of identical twins.

11:00 AM

LACMA

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

11:00 AM

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Now known for his Barnes & Noble-overstock puppy photo books, William Wegman once took pictures of himself as well. The Marc Selwyn Gallery hosts a series of comedic self-portraits from the 1970s.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version A)

11:00 AM

LAXArt

LAXArt presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Redling Fine Art.

11:00 AM

Autry National Center

This new exhibition at the Autry National Center showcases the dynamic and evolving art and culture of the peoples of the American West.

11:00 AM

Richard Telles Fine Art

Richard Telles Fine Art presents a new series of paintings from Richard Hawkins.

11:00 AM

Matthew Marks Gallery

Nan Goldin's new exhibit at Matthew Marks combines close-up photographs she took of masterpieces in the Louvre, juxtaposed with photographs of family, friends and lovers.

This Is Not A Silent Movie: Four Contemporary Alaska Native Artists

11:00 AM

Craft and Folk Art Museum

The Craft and Folk Art Museum presents "This Is Not A Silent Movie," an exhibit featuring acclaimed Alaska Native artists Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, Susie Silook, and Nicholas Galanin.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum retrospective of the Los Angeles-based architect A. Quincy Jones.

11:00 AM

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art presents a long-running exhibit of photographs that illustrate Mexico from 1920 to the present.

11:00 AM

LACMA

'James Turrell: A Retrospective' explores nearly fifty years in the career of James Turrell, a key artist in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s.

11:00 AM

LACMA

LACMA's exhibit on the films, photographs and controversy surrounding famed director Stanley Kubrick.

11:00 AM

LACMA

San Francisco-based printer and typographer Jack Stauffacher new exhibit at LACMA explores the possibilities in the presentation of text.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A series of photographs on display as part of the culmination of emerging artist Cyprien Gaillard's residency at the Hammer Museum.

11:00 AM

LACMA

A man of many talents and many mediums, Hans Richter gets a retrospective of over 150 works in this exhibition at LACMA.

12:00 PM

Fringe Central Station

The fourth installment of the Hollywood Fringe Festival celebrates not only the weird, the bizarre, and the offbeat in live performance

12:00 PM

LA Live; see website for other venues

Film Independent presents the annual Los Angeles Film Festival which holds screenings, conversations and panel discussions over eleven days saturated with cinephilia.

When They Were Wild: Recapturing California's Wildflower Heritage

12:00 PM

Huntington Museum

The Huntington Museum holds a long-running exhibition that draws on the rich heritage of wildflower illustration to take a closer look at California's natural and horticultural history.

12:00 PM

Food as Medium for Craft

Craft in America Study Center

The Craft in America Study Center will conclude its three-part series of exhibitions focusing on the intersection of craft and food culture with "Good Enough to Eat: Food as Medium for Craft."

Arts & Culture, Food, Living

12:00 PM

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cultural Center presents the first major museum exhibition of the life and work of artist, illustrator, animator and toy designer Gary Baseman.

Echo Park Farmers' Market

3:00 PM

Parking lot No. 663

This small neighborhood farmers' market might not have more than 15 vendors, but it makes up for that with always fresh produce and a good selection of food. Pick up honey, tamales, or any other goodies you'd want to enjoy over the weekend.

Southern Inyo Certified Farmers Market: Lone Pine

4:00 PM

Metabolic Studio IOU Garden

The Owens Valley Growers Cooperative and the Eastern Sierra Certified Farmers Market present this new weekly farmers market featuring produce available by sale from farmers and by optional donation from community gardens.

Food, Gardening, Inyo County, Living

5:00 PM

Summer Celebration at Wirtshaus

Wirtshaus

Wirtshaus on La Brea celebrates the summer solstice with an all day party.

Scotty's Castle Organ Concert

5:30 PM

Summer Wine Tastings

Barnsdall Art Park

Barnsdall Art Park and Silverlake Wine present their annual summer wine-tasting series.

Food, Living, Outdoors

5:30 PM

Scotty's Castle, Death Valley National Park

Concert organist Ty Woodward will play the historic Welte-Mignon organ at Scotty's Castle for this annual concert, the only time each year the instrument is played by human hands.

Arts & Culture, History, Inyo County, Music

6:30 PM

Oscars Outdoors

Academy Hollywood

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences presents an outdoor screening series.

Arts & Culture, Film, Outdoors, Screenings

7:30 PM

Hubbard Street Dance Company + LINES Ballet

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

Alonzo King's LINES Ballet teams up with Chicago-based Hubbard Street Dance Company for a three-night stand at the Music Center that includes works by Twyla Tharp and Ohad Naharin.

7:30 PM

Sonja And The Bull

Egyptian Theatre

Croatian director Vlatka Vorkapić will be on hand for a screening of her new comedy set in the world of bullfighting, "Sonja and the Bull," presented by the Egyptian Theatre.

Film

8:00 PM

La Jolla Playhouse

8:00 PM

Ahmanson Theater

The Los Angeles premiere of the 2010 Broadway hit reenacts the tale of the unjustly accused Scottsboro Nine as a irreverent musical carnival with stinging social commentary.

8:00 PM

Smoke and Mirrors

Road Theatre

Illusionist Albie Selznick mixes elements of comedy, autobiography and good old fashioned prestidigitation in this magic show at the Road Theatre.

Summer Solstice Party with DJ Jeremy Sole

8:30 PM

Hammer Museum

Who needs a reason to throw a party? The Hammer celebrates the longest day of the year with extended hours for their new exhibits, A. Quincy Jones: Building For A Better Living and Richard Artschwager!, and a live DJ set from KCRW's Jeremy Sole.

Arts & Culture, Music

9:00 PM

Opening Night! The Improvised Musical

Improv Olympic West

The Improv Olympic West invites you to join the weekly antics of a Broadway-style musical made up on the spot, based on audience suggestions.

9:00 PM

L.A. Story Reading Event

Hollywood Forever Cemetery

PEN Center USA presents this group reading featuring authors Janet Fitch, Rachel Kushner, Jim Krusoe, Doug Kearney and Jim Gavin.

Silver Lake Farmers' Market

Saturday

Jun

8:00 AM

Sunset Blvd.

The Silver Lake Farmers' Market offers more than just fresh, local produce. Customers can also find vintage clothings, jewelry, music, and snacks. Don't miss this small neighborhood market happening from 8 - 1 p.m.

The Autry Farmers' Market

8:00 AM

The Autry in Griffith Park

A weekly Farmer's Market takes place every Saturday morning in the parking lot of The Autry in Griffith Park.

East Los Angeles Farmers' Market

9:00 AM

East Los Angeles Civic Center

Get fresh fruits and vegetables as well as goods from local artisans every Saturday from 9 - 2 p.m. at the East Los Angeles Farmers Market.

10:00 AM

L&M Arts

Harmony Murphy curates a group show at L&M Arts which uses Germano Celant's concept of 'poor art' as its jumping-off point.

10:00 AM

Grammy Museum

From Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Miles Davis to Johnny Cash, the Grammy Museum showcases photographs, artifacts and musical footage from the 125 year history of Columbia Records.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version B)

10:00 AM

Redling Fine Art

Redling Fine Art presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Culver City's LAXArt.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The architectural eccentricities and urban sprawl of Los Angeles are given their due aesthetic considerations in this new exhibit at the Getty Museum.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The Getty Center focuses on famed Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha's urban landscape photography of the 1960s and '70s.

10:00 AM

Bowers Museum

Who says patronage is dead? This new exhibit at the Bowers Museum highlights some of the oldest and most unique pieces from the collections of the Medici families.

10:00 AM

Ace Gallery

A new exhibition of photographs from Martin Schoeller that explores the visual nuances in sets of identical twins.

11:00 AM

LACMA

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

11:00 AM

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Now known for his Barnes & Noble-overstock puppy photo books, William Wegman once took pictures of himself as well. The Marc Selwyn Gallery hosts a series of comedic self-portraits from the 1970s.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version A)

11:00 AM

LAXArt

LAXArt presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Redling Fine Art.

11:00 AM

Autry National Center

This new exhibition at the Autry National Center showcases the dynamic and evolving art and culture of the peoples of the American West.

11:00 AM

Richard Telles Fine Art

Richard Telles Fine Art presents a new series of paintings from Richard Hawkins.

11:00 AM

Matthew Marks Gallery

Nan Goldin's new exhibit at Matthew Marks combines close-up photographs she took of masterpieces in the Louvre, juxtaposed with photographs of family, friends and lovers.

This Is Not A Silent Movie: Four Contemporary Alaska Native Artists

11:00 AM

Craft and Folk Art Museum

The Craft and Folk Art Museum presents "This Is Not A Silent Movie," an exhibit featuring acclaimed Alaska Native artists Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, Susie Silook, and Nicholas Galanin.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum retrospective of the Los Angeles-based architect A. Quincy Jones.

11:00 AM

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art presents a long-running exhibit of photographs that illustrate Mexico from 1920 to the present.

11:00 AM

LACMA

'James Turrell: A Retrospective' explores nearly fifty years in the career of James Turrell, a key artist in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s.

11:00 AM

LACMA

LACMA's exhibit on the films, photographs and controversy surrounding famed director Stanley Kubrick.

11:00 AM

LACMA

San Francisco-based printer and typographer Jack Stauffacher new exhibit at LACMA explores the possibilities in the presentation of text.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A series of photographs on display as part of the culmination of emerging artist Cyprien Gaillard's residency at the Hammer Museum.

11:00 AM

LACMA

A man of many talents and many mediums, Hans Richter gets a retrospective of over 150 works in this exhibition at LACMA.

12:00 PM

Fringe Central Station

The fourth installment of the Hollywood Fringe Festival celebrates not only the weird, the bizarre, and the offbeat in live performance

12:00 PM

LA Live; see website for other venues

Film Independent presents the annual Los Angeles Film Festival which holds screenings, conversations and panel discussions over eleven days saturated with cinephilia.

When They Were Wild: Recapturing California's Wildflower Heritage

12:00 PM

Huntington Museum

The Huntington Museum holds a long-running exhibition that draws on the rich heritage of wildflower illustration to take a closer look at California's natural and horticultural history.

12:00 PM

Food as Medium for Craft

Craft in America Study Center

The Craft in America Study Center will conclude its three-part series of exhibitions focusing on the intersection of craft and food culture with "Good Enough to Eat: Food as Medium for Craft."

Arts & Culture, Food, Living

12:00 PM

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cultural Center presents the first major museum exhibition of the life and work of artist, illustrator, animator and toy designer Gary Baseman.

Scotty's Castle Organ Concert

5:30 PM

Scotty's Castle, Death Valley National Park

Concert organist Ty Woodward will play the historic Welte-Mignon organ at Scotty's Castle for this annual concert, the only time each year the instrument is played by human hands.

Arts & Culture, History, Inyo County, Music

6:30 PM

Oscars Outdoors

Academy Hollywood

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences presents an outdoor screening series.

Arts & Culture, Film, Outdoors, Screenings

7:30 PM

Cinespia

Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Now in its 11th year, Cinespia's alfresco summer screening series returns to Hollywood Forever. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, drinks and picnic supplies.

Arts & Culture, Film, Outdoors, Screenings

7:30 PM

Hubbard Street Dance Company + LINES Ballet

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

Alonzo King's LINES Ballet teams up with Chicago-based Hubbard Street Dance Company for a three-night stand at the Music Center that includes works by Twyla Tharp and Ohad Naharin.

8:00 PM

La Jolla Playhouse

8:00 PM

Ahmanson Theater

The Los Angeles premiere of the 2010 Broadway hit reenacts the tale of the unjustly accused Scottsboro Nine as a irreverent musical carnival with stinging social commentary.

8:00 PM

Smoke and Mirrors

Road Theatre

Illusionist Albie Selznick mixes elements of comedy, autobiography and good old fashioned prestidigitation in this magic show at the Road Theatre.

Eat|See|Hear: 'Say Anything'

8:30 PM

Street Food Cinema

Exposition Park

This outdoor screening series combines movies, live music and a rotating cast of food trucks.

Arts & Culture, Film, Food, Kids & Family, Music, Outdoors, Screenings

8:30 PM

Santa Monica High School

An alfresco movie series featuring food trucks, local bands and a 52-foot screen.

Film, Food, Kids & Family, Music, Outdoors, Screenings

Sunday

Jun

9:00 AM

Ojai Farmers Market

Behind the arcade

For more than 18 years, the Ojai Certified Farmers Market has provided locally farmed produce, flowers and gourmet food directly to the community.

Food, Gardening, Living

9:00 AM

Los Feliz Farmers' Market

Vermont Ave & Franklin

The Los Feliz Farmers' Market might be small, but you can find all the produce, meats, and coffee you'll need from the vendors. Happening every Sunday from 9 - 2 p.m., this market is a good alternative to more crowded venues.

9:00 AM

CicLAvia

Along Wilshire Blvd.

Inspired by Bogota's ciclovias -- citywide street closures designed to promote walking, biking and playing in public spaces -- Los Angeles hosts its latest CicLAvia, this time along Wilshire Boulevard.

Kids & Family, Living, Outdoors

10:00 AM

Grammy Museum

From Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Miles Davis to Johnny Cash, the Grammy Museum showcases photographs, artifacts and musical footage from the 125 year history of Columbia Records.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version B)

10:00 AM

Redling Fine Art

Redling Fine Art presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Culver City's LAXArt.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The architectural eccentricities and urban sprawl of Los Angeles are given their due aesthetic considerations in this new exhibit at the Getty Museum.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The Getty Center focuses on famed Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha's urban landscape photography of the 1960s and '70s.

10:00 AM

Bowers Museum

Who says patronage is dead? This new exhibit at the Bowers Museum highlights some of the oldest and most unique pieces from the collections of the Medici families.

10:00 AM

Ace Gallery

A new exhibition of photographs from Martin Schoeller that explores the visual nuances in sets of identical twins.

11:00 AM

LACMA

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

11:00 AM

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Now known for his Barnes & Noble-overstock puppy photo books, William Wegman once took pictures of himself as well. The Marc Selwyn Gallery hosts a series of comedic self-portraits from the 1970s.

11:00 AM

Autry National Center

This new exhibition at the Autry National Center showcases the dynamic and evolving art and culture of the peoples of the American West.

This Is Not A Silent Movie: Four Contemporary Alaska Native Artists

11:00 AM

Craft and Folk Art Museum

The Craft and Folk Art Museum presents "This Is Not A Silent Movie," an exhibit featuring acclaimed Alaska Native artists Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, Susie Silook, and Nicholas Galanin.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum retrospective of the Los Angeles-based architect A. Quincy Jones.

11:00 AM

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art presents a long-running exhibit of photographs that illustrate Mexico from 1920 to the present.

11:00 AM

LACMA

'James Turrell: A Retrospective' explores nearly fifty years in the career of James Turrell, a key artist in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s.

11:00 AM

LACMA

LACMA's exhibit on the films, photographs and controversy surrounding famed director Stanley Kubrick.

11:00 AM

LACMA

San Francisco-based printer and typographer Jack Stauffacher new exhibit at LACMA explores the possibilities in the presentation of text.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A series of photographs on display as part of the culmination of emerging artist Cyprien Gaillard's residency at the Hammer Museum.

11:00 AM

LACMA

A man of many talents and many mediums, Hans Richter gets a retrospective of over 150 works in this exhibition at LACMA.

12:00 PM

LA Live; see website for other venues

Film Independent presents the annual Los Angeles Film Festival which holds screenings, conversations and panel discussions over eleven days saturated with cinephilia.

When They Were Wild: Recapturing California's Wildflower Heritage

12:00 PM

Huntington Museum

The Huntington Museum holds a long-running exhibition that draws on the rich heritage of wildflower illustration to take a closer look at California's natural and horticultural history.

12:00 PM

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cultural Center presents the first major museum exhibition of the life and work of artist, illustrator, animator and toy designer Gary Baseman.

Tacolandia at The Palladium

12:00 PM

The Hollywood Palladium

Tacolandia features tacos from all over southern California at the Palladium parking lot.

Conversations in Place: The Nature of Place

1:30 PM

Rancho Los Alamitos

Rancho Los Alamitos presents its second season of Conversations in Place, in which scholars, authors, journalists and community leaders discuss the past, present and future of Southern California.

Arts & Culture, History, Lectures

2:00 PM

Hubbard Street Dance Company + LINES Ballet

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

Alonzo King's LINES Ballet teams up with Chicago-based Hubbard Street Dance Company for a three-night stand at the Music Center that includes works by Twyla Tharp and Ohad Naharin.

DrinkEatPlay Wine Festival

5:00 PM

Santa Monica Pier

The DrinkEatPlay Wine Festival takes over the Santa Monica Pier.

6:30 PM

Ahmanson Theater

The Los Angeles premiere of the 2010 Broadway hit reenacts the tale of the unjustly accused Scottsboro Nine as a irreverent musical carnival with stinging social commentary.

7:00 PM

La Jolla Playhouse

West Hollywood Farmers' Market

Monday

Jun

9:00 AM

Plummer Park

Every Monday go down to the West Hollywood Farmer's Market from 9-2pm for all of your organic, fresh food needs!

10:00 AM

Grammy Museum

From Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Miles Davis to Johnny Cash, the Grammy Museum showcases photographs, artifacts and musical footage from the 125 year history of Columbia Records.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version B)

10:00 AM

Redling Fine Art

Redling Fine Art presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Culver City's LAXArt.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The architectural eccentricities and urban sprawl of Los Angeles are given their due aesthetic considerations in this new exhibit at the Getty Museum.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The Getty Center focuses on famed Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha's urban landscape photography of the 1960s and '70s.

10:00 AM

Bowers Museum

Who says patronage is dead? This new exhibit at the Bowers Museum highlights some of the oldest and most unique pieces from the collections of the Medici families.

10:00 AM

Ace Gallery

A new exhibition of photographs from Martin Schoeller that explores the visual nuances in sets of identical twins.

11:00 AM

LACMA

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

11:00 AM

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Now known for his Barnes & Noble-overstock puppy photo books, William Wegman once took pictures of himself as well. The Marc Selwyn Gallery hosts a series of comedic self-portraits from the 1970s.

11:00 AM

Autry National Center

This new exhibition at the Autry National Center showcases the dynamic and evolving art and culture of the peoples of the American West.

This Is Not A Silent Movie: Four Contemporary Alaska Native Artists

11:00 AM

Craft and Folk Art Museum

The Craft and Folk Art Museum presents "This Is Not A Silent Movie," an exhibit featuring acclaimed Alaska Native artists Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, Susie Silook, and Nicholas Galanin.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum retrospective of the Los Angeles-based architect A. Quincy Jones.

11:00 AM

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art presents a long-running exhibit of photographs that illustrate Mexico from 1920 to the present.

11:00 AM

LACMA

'James Turrell: A Retrospective' explores nearly fifty years in the career of James Turrell, a key artist in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s.

11:00 AM

LACMA

LACMA's exhibit on the films, photographs and controversy surrounding famed director Stanley Kubrick.

11:00 AM

LACMA

San Francisco-based printer and typographer Jack Stauffacher new exhibit at LACMA explores the possibilities in the presentation of text.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A series of photographs on display as part of the culmination of emerging artist Cyprien Gaillard's residency at the Hammer Museum.

11:00 AM

LACMA

A man of many talents and many mediums, Hans Richter gets a retrospective of over 150 works in this exhibition at LACMA.

When They Were Wild: Recapturing California's Wildflower Heritage

12:00 PM

Huntington Museum

The Huntington Museum holds a long-running exhibition that draws on the rich heritage of wildflower illustration to take a closer look at California's natural and horticultural history.

12:00 PM

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cultural Center presents the first major museum exhibition of the life and work of artist, illustrator, animator and toy designer Gary Baseman.

J.A.M. Sessions at the Ford

7:00 PM

John Anson Ford Amphitheatre

The Ford Amphitheater hosts a weekly series of free musical performances geared towards broadening your musical horizons. From bucket drumming to Japanese Ondo dance to square dancing, you can grab a partner and try out your own moves, or take a step back and simply enjoy the music.

Music

7:15 PM

Complete Communion: A Musical Tribute to Don Cherry

Central Library, Mark Taper Auditorium

David Ornette Cherry and Jan Cherry, two of the children of the late Don Cherry, will perform with the musicians of Organic Roots to honor their father, a legendary jazz and world-music trumpeter.

Arts & Culture, Music

8:00 PM

What's Up Tiger Lily?

The Hollywood Studio Bar & Grill

A long-running Monday night showcase of comedians, hosted by Melinda Hill and Maria Bamford.

8:00 PM

Hot Tub Comedy Show

The Virgil

Kurt Braunohler and Kristen Schaal's weekly variety show Hot Tub moves to The Virgil in Los Angeles.

Tuesday

Jun

10:00 AM

L&M Arts

Harmony Murphy curates a group show at L&M Arts which uses Germano Celant's concept of 'poor art' as its jumping-off point.

10:00 AM

Grammy Museum

From Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Miles Davis to Johnny Cash, the Grammy Museum showcases photographs, artifacts and musical footage from the 125 year history of Columbia Records.

Dashiell Manley: The Great Train Robbery (Scene 3 Version B)

10:00 AM

Redling Fine Art

Redling Fine Art presents a room-filling installation of mixed-media, double-sided work from Dashiell Manley in conjunction with an exhibit currently running at Culver City's LAXArt.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The architectural eccentricities and urban sprawl of Los Angeles are given their due aesthetic considerations in this new exhibit at the Getty Museum.

10:00 AM

Getty Center

The Getty Center focuses on famed Los Angeles artist Ed Ruscha's urban landscape photography of the 1960s and '70s.

10:00 AM

Bowers Museum

Who says patronage is dead? This new exhibit at the Bowers Museum highlights some of the oldest and most unique pieces from the collections of the Medici families.

10:00 AM

Ace Gallery

A new exhibition of photographs from Martin Schoeller that explores the visual nuances in sets of identical twins.

11:00 AM

LACMA

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

11:00 AM

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

Now known for his Barnes & Noble-overstock puppy photo books, William Wegman once took pictures of himself as well. The Marc Selwyn Gallery hosts a series of comedic self-portraits from the 1970s.

11:00 AM

Autry National Center

This new exhibition at the Autry National Center showcases the dynamic and evolving art and culture of the peoples of the American West.

This Is Not A Silent Movie: Four Contemporary Alaska Native Artists

11:00 AM

Craft and Folk Art Museum

The Craft and Folk Art Museum presents "This Is Not A Silent Movie," an exhibit featuring acclaimed Alaska Native artists Sonya Kelliher-Combs, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, Susie Silook, and Nicholas Galanin.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum presents the first major museum retrospective of the Los Angeles-based architect A. Quincy Jones.

11:00 AM

Museum of Latin American Art

The Museum of Latin American Art presents a long-running exhibit of photographs that illustrate Mexico from 1920 to the present.

11:00 AM

LACMA

'James Turrell: A Retrospective' explores nearly fifty years in the career of James Turrell, a key artist in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s.

11:00 AM

LACMA

LACMA's exhibit on the films, photographs and controversy surrounding famed director Stanley Kubrick.

11:00 AM

LACMA

San Francisco-based printer and typographer Jack Stauffacher new exhibit at LACMA explores the possibilities in the presentation of text.

11:00 AM

Hammer Museum

A series of photographs on display as part of the culmination of emerging artist Cyprien Gaillard's residency at the Hammer Museum.

11:00 AM

LACMA

A man of many talents and many mediums, Hans Richter gets a retrospective of over 150 works in this exhibition at LACMA.

When They Were Wild: Recapturing California's Wildflower Heritage

12:00 PM

Huntington Museum

The Huntington Museum holds a long-running exhibition that draws on the rich heritage of wildflower illustration to take a closer look at California's natural and horticultural history.

12:00 PM

Skirball Cultural Center

The Skirball Cultural Center presents the first major museum exhibition of the life and work of artist, illustrator, animator and toy designer Gary Baseman.

Sherman Oaks Farmers' Market

3:00 PM

Fashion Square

This small farmer's market at the Sherman Oaks Fashion Square has much to offer. You can go in and out, grab the produce you need, some kettle corn, or a small bite to eat.

Food

7:30 PM

La Jolla Playhouse

8:00 PM

Ahmanson Theater

The Los Angeles premiere of the 2010 Broadway hit reenacts the tale of the unjustly accused Scottsboro Nine as a irreverent musical carnival with stinging social commentary.