This Sunday promises a diverse range of events across Los Angeles, as the city shakes off yesterday’s rain and prepares to welcome a vibrant lineup of activities.
Kicking off the day is the continuation of the LA Times Festival of Books, taking place at the USC campus. The festival, now in its 30th year, features an array of book and merchandise exhibitors, alongside outdoor stages, expert panels, live performances, and engaging demos. Admission is free, though some programming may require tickets.
For those looking to embrace cultural celebrations, Fiesta Broadway brings the spirit of Cinco de Mayo to life with an energetic festival on Broadway, running between 1st and 4th Streets. This popular event offers music, Lucha Libre matches, vendor booths, sports activities, and plenty of fun for families. Festivities will run from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Meanwhile, art enthusiasts can enjoy Open Arts San Pedro, a feast for the senses located in the South Bay. With over 100 local artists showcasing their work across various studios, the event includes live music, dance, food trucks, and immersive art installations, providing a vibrant atmosphere for art lovers. Visitors can explore the area via a complimentary trolley service, making it even easier to experience all that the event has to offer from noon to 7 p.m.
Families and children will not want to miss the Skirball Puppet Festival. This lively event allows attendees to interact with a wide variety of puppets and features live music, along with opportunities for kids to design their own puppets. Admission is priced at $20 per adult and $13 per child, making it an affordable option for a fun family outing.
In addition to these highlighted events, Los Angeles is buzzing with a multitude of happenings this Sunday. The TCM Classic Film Festival runs through the weekend, showcasing a diverse array of classic films at iconic theaters throughout the city.
For those in the mood for artisan finds, Jackalope’s artisan market returns to Central Park in Old Pasadena. Over 200 local vendors will be on hand selling a variety of goods, including clothing, jewelry, home decor, art, and delectable food options. Open rain or shine, this market promises something for everyone.
At LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes, the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration features a cultural program that includes live music, dance performances, and art workshops, highlighting vibrant traditions and talent within the community.
For classical music fans, Ryan Bancroft and Yeol Eum Son will present a Sunday program focusing on pieces by Mozart and Nielsen at the illustrious Walt Disney Concert Hall, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in the beauty of orchestral music.
Lastly, the Fowler Museum will host a unique Sand Acknowledgment and meditation workshop led by artist Lazaro Arvizu Jr. Visitors can engage with this thought-provoking installation within the context of the museum’s exhibition dedicated to Southern California Native Ecology and Art, offered free of charge.
Playa Vista also joins the mix with its 8th Annual Fit Expo at Concert Park, an event designed for fitness enthusiasts looking to explore health and wellness. Admission is free, making it an inviting space for those wanting to consider new fitness avenues.
With such an eclectic selection of events to enjoy, this Sunday in Los Angeles presents numerous opportunities for community engagement, artistic expression, and cultural celebration. Whether you choose to attend the LA Times Festival of Books or partake in the festive atmosphere of Fiesta Broadway or any of the other exciting events, there’s something for everyone to experience across the city.
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