Los Angeles Haunted Hayride Based on the contents of journals left behind by the nightmare-plagued twin daughters of Griffith Park zookeeper Ferdinand Clifton, this 25-minute experience is more than a hayride; it’s a frightfest. Proceeds from ticket sales go to the Los Angeles Parks Foundation LA Haunted Hayride 2011 – “Through The Eyes Of A Child” Where: Griffith Park, Old […]
Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor Something Wildly Wicked Takes Over: This Halloween, THE QUEEN MARY steams into a harbor of the damned, a decidedly demonic destination. With a trio of She-demons that prey on all mortals who dare enter their realm after sunset – villagers, passengers and visitors alike – the annual scare-fest takes on a horrifying new dimension. The Queen Mary has […]
Erasure How can I explain … LOVE that song!!! Erasure was the soundtrack of my high school and college years!!! The perfect British import band for me to moon over and listen to as I cried over my broken heart! Tee hee We love to hate the two Brit pop superstars who make up Erasure. Despite the fact that […]
Found L.A. Festival This free citywide fest is made up of resident-led tours of neighborhoods that include Boyle Heights, Highland Park, Inglewood, Koreatown, Leimert Park, Little Armenia, Little Tokyo, the Los Angeles River, MacArthur Park, San Pedro, and Thai Town. Surprised that West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Beverly Hills didn’t make the cut? Here’s your chance to discover parts of […]
World Festival of Sacred Music October 1 – 16, 2011 Balinese dancers, Slavic women singers,taiko drummers, Hawaiian choruses—this always ambitious festival is back with 34 events unfolding over two weeks, and they’re all free. Shows are scattered across the city in venues ranging from UCLA’s Fowler Museum and the Luckman Fine Arts Complex to houses of worship and the Ballona Wetlands—appropriate, […]
Esperanza Spalding The jazz bassist and singer stunned the music world when she took the Best New Artist Grammy from (gasp!) Justin Bieber. How dare she. The win was well deserved, though, as her music spans cultures, genres, and instruments and is as complex as it is approachable. The Orpheum is an appropriately regal spot to catch the budding star […]
Halloween Horror Nights Halloween is fast approaching and this is the first of the scary halloween horrors you can attend over the month in Los Angeles. “The Thing: Assimilation” is the highlight of this year’s frightfest from Universal Studios. Pegged to the remake (yes, another one) of the classic ’50s thriller, the theme park version features a re-creation of the […]
Cast Just learned of this play at the Geffen Playhouse and am hoping to write a review. If any of you have seen it can you post a comment? It looks pretty fun with the crazy wrestling being a backdrop to race relations. The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity August 30 – October 9, 2011 Think pro-wrestling is all outrageous […]
Hammer Museum I’m so excited about Free Museum Day on Sunday, October 2, 2011! I can’t wait to see these exhibits! Anyone want to join me and get a little culture???? Hammer museum has some great exhibits this month to see AND Sunday is free museum day! Ed Ruscha: On the Road This exhibition includes more than 50 photos […]
I love all things free so am happy to remind everyone that Sunday is free entry into museums! Yahoo What exhibit do you want to see? THE HIGHEST STANDARD The City’s Giant Art Thing… Gratis So that giant Pacific Standard Time exhibit—you know, the one documenting decades of LA’s art scene at museums all over town—is upon us. And Sunday’s […]
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