Los Angeles is buzzing with activities this week, showcasing a vibrant mix of cultural events and entertainment options from June 9 to June 13.
With highlights like the Twin Peaks screening, a Y2K party, and the Hollywood Fringe Festival, there’s something for everyone looking to immerse themselves in the city’s lively atmosphere.
Start your week off right at the Walt Disney Concert Hall on Tuesday, where the Seoul Festival concludes with an intimate evening of chamber music by the Novus String Quartet alongside emerging talents from South Korea.
Audiences can expect to hear works by composers such as Brahms and Schumann.
Tickets are affordably priced, starting at $24.50, with the program kicking off at 8 p.m.
For those interested in beauty, the K-Beauty brand MUSKAT is taking over Melrose with a pop-up shop running until Tuesday.
Visitors can explore eight cutting-edge Korean skincare and makeup lines, enjoying a 20% discount on fan-favorite products, along with a curated Lip Bar.
The event also offers exclusive welcome gifts valued at $50 for the first 50 customers each day.
Twin Peaks: The Return screening is set for Wednesday at Vidiots in Eagle Rock, where David Lynch enthusiasts can revel in a specially curated experience.
Hosted by FANGORIA Digital Editor Angel Melanson, the event features a screening of episode 8, complete with trivia, a costume contest, and giveaways.
Attendance is free, but an RSVP is required for this nostalgic gathering, which begins at 6:30 p.m.
On Thursday, the Y2K Party at Alcove and Big Bar is a must-see.
This themed event promises to transport guests back to the early 2000s with interactive drink stations, retro cocktails, and a space dedicated to a classic Internet Café.
Attendees can also enjoy a Bath & Body Works-themed garden, a Blockbuster Video Bar serving movie-inspired drinks, and two MTV interactive zones, all while dancing to DJ Chromequeen’s set.
Dress in your best 2000s attire for a chance to win gift cards and cocktail prizes as the night unfolds from 7:30 p.m. to midnight.
Also launching Thursday is the Hollywood Fringe Festival, which runs from June 12-29.
With a diverse lineup of hundreds of performances—including comedy shows, immersive experiences, and dance showcases—this celebration of independent artists takes over various venues like Zephyr Theatre and The Broadwater.
Attendees can expect plenty of laughter and creativity as the festival promises a rich tapestry of artistic expression.
The Oxy Arts gallery opens Waning Crescent, a group exhibition featuring 11 artists, also on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m.
This event invites community members to enjoy food and music while honoring the work of Native and Indigenous artists, and admission is free.
Moving into Friday, KCRW Summer Nights returns to Cabrillo Marine Aquarium for a lively night filled with music, tide pool explorations, and unique activities like hatching grunion eggs.
This event is free, but requires registration to ensure a spot at the beach, where guests can witness the intriguing grunion run.
Ivy Station hosts its Summer Kickoff on Friday, featuring over 30 local vendors, food trucks, craft beer, and live music in a vibrant night market from 5 to 10 p.m.
Admission does not cost a dime, providing an excellent opportunity for locals to support their community while enjoying the summer sun.
The Hammer Museum is also extending its hours on Friday to celebrate the opening of the Noah Davis exhibition.
Expect after-hours access to the gallery, along with music in the courtyard and food and drinks available for purchase, as the event begins at 8 p.m.
Meanwhile, Common Space Brewery and LA Ale Works will throw a Block Party in Hawthorne to mark the start of LA Beer Week.
This festive gathering will include live music starting at 6 p.m., as well as fun activities at LA Ale Works, featuring flash tattoos and DJ sets starting at 8:30 p.m.
The long-awaited return of Shakespeare By the Sea is here as well, celebrating its 28th season.
Kicking off this Friday at The Bandshell in Long Beach, audiences can enjoy free productions of As You Like It and Julius Caesar, with performances continuing throughout L.A. and Orange County until July 26.
Don’t miss the Summer of Salsa event at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes, also taking place on Friday, offering a free dance lesson at 6 p.m. followed by live music starting at 7 p.m.
Additionally, the Aquarium of the Pacific is hosting Pride Night this Friday, in partnership with the LGBTQ Center Long Beach, featuring activities and entertainment that celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
Tickets for this all-ages event are priced at $24.95, ensuring everyone can participate in the festivities.
A special outdoor movie screening of Black Panther is scheduled for the same evening at the Skirball Cultural Center.
Doors open at 6 p.m., allowing guests to check out the latest exhibition featuring legendary comic book artist Jack Kirby before the film begins at 8:30 p.m.
In the dining scene, Moo’s Craft Barbecue in Lincoln Heights is kicking off their fourth anniversary celebration with a series of daily specials from June 12–15.
Starting on Thursday, patrons can savor Smoked Beef Cheek Tacos, with exciting offerings continuing daily including pork steak and a collaboration with Holy Basil for a unique Thai-meets-Texas BBQ experience on Saturday.
For those looking for a great dining deal, Majordōmo is offering a delectable $65 three-course prix fixe dinner, available Mondays through Wednesdays.
Situated in Chinatown, diners can start their meal with tuna carpaccio followed by steak frites as the main course, all amidst beautifully crafted cocktails.
On Tuesdays, Blu Jam Café introduces a summer promotion where customers can buy one entrée—like their renowned Crunchy French Toast—and receive a second dish of equal or lesser value for free.
As Los Angeles embraces summer, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy, from exhilarating festivals and screenings to vibrant dining experiences.
Mark your calendars and prepare to indulge in the local culture while making unforgettable memories in this bustling city.
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