Archive for the ‘Film’ Category
September 3rd, 2026 by thehollywoodhome
Labor Day Weekend is the unofficial farewell to summer, and Los Angeles knows how to make the most of it. From a night at the Hollywood Bowl and baseball at Dodger Stadium to an outdoor screening at Hollywood Forever and three days of beachside festivities in Hermosa, there are plenty of ways to stretch out the final long weekend of summer. Here are 14 of our favorite things to do around Los Angeles this Labor Day Weekend.
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July 23rd, 2026 by thehollywoodhome
There is something unmistakably Los Angeles about watching a film outdoors on a summer evening. As the sun sets out west and the city lights begin to flicker on, parking lots become cinemas, rooftops become theaters, and historic landmarks become the backdrop for some of the most memorable movie nights of the year.
From Cinespia’s legendary screenings at Hollywood Forever Cemetery to Street Food Cinema’s community gatherings at The Autry and Los Angeles State Historic Park, outdoor movies have become one of the city’s most beloved summer traditions. The appeal is not simply the film itself, but the entire experience: arriving early with friends, spreading out a blanket, grabbing food from local vendors, and watching a familiar favorite beneath the stars.
Below check out our list of the the best outdoor movie screenings happening across Los Angeles through Labor Day.
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February 18th, 2026 by thehollywoodhome
The 2026 summer season at the Hollywood Bowl arrives with both celebration and transition at its core. Anchoring the lineup is a week in August honoring Gustavo Dudamel in his 17th and final season as Music and Artistic Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, alongside a roster that stretches confidently across classical, jazz, hip-hop, pop, rock, film music and fireworks spectacles.
The season officially opens June 20 with “The Best of Broadway,” a curtain-raising evening devoted to musical theater’s most enduring songs. From there, the Bowl’s famously eclectic programming accelerates into a three-month survey of global sound.
View all of the Bowl’s summer season highlights below, and get your tickets here.
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January 3rd, 2026 by thehollywoodhome
Image Courtesy of LA Art Show.
January in Los Angeles offers a lively mix of energy, creativity, and experiences to start the New Year in style. Art lovers can immerse themselves in the LA Art Show at the Los Angeles Convention Center (Jan 7–11), a premier international contemporary art fair showcasing galleries from around the globe. Music fans will not want to miss the FireAid Benefit Concert on Jan 30 at the Intuit Dome and Kia Forum in Inglewood, a star-studded, multi-venue event supporting wildfire relief efforts. Food enthusiasts can explore the city’s culinary scene during DineLA Restaurant Week (Jan 23–Feb 6), with prix-fixe menus at standout restaurants across Los Angeles. Cinephiles can experience Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey on the big screen in 70 mm at the Aero Theatre on Sunday, Jan 11, a dazzling showcase of cinematic brilliance. These highlights are just the beginning, with dozens more events, screenings, and cultural happenings across the city that make this January truly unforgettable.
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December 21st, 2025 by thehollywoodhome
This holiday season, Los Angeles’ cinephile landscape glimmers with tradition, spectacle, and intimate charm, offering something for every kind of moviegoer. From the Academy Museum’s dazzling 3D-CEMBER! presentations and the American Cinematheque’s repertory-rich screenings, to the historic glamour of the Hollywood Roosevelt’s Cinegrill and Quentin Tarantino’s meticulously programmed New Beverly Cinema, the city’s theaters invite audiences to gather, celebrate, and lose themselves in the magic of the season. Heritage Square Museum’s Yuletide Cinemaland brings classic favorites to twinkling Victorian streets, while Laemmle Theatres’ annual Fiddler on the Roof Sing-Along transforms Christmas Eve into a joyous, participatory tradition. Across these venues, Los Angeles’ film community fuses history, spectacle, and holiday cheer, ensuring that December moviegoing feels both festive and unforgettable. Read on for all of December’s remaining special events, holiday film screenings, and seasonal cinematic celebrations across Los Angeles.
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July 31st, 2025 by thehollywoodhome
August in Los Angeles is brimming with events that capture the soul, spirit, and sunshine of the city and we’ve gathered a whole lineup of them to keep your calendar packed, no matter your age or interests. Among the highlights: RiverFest returns to L.A. State Historic Park on August 3 with a full day of art, live music, eco-friendly fun, and food truck favorites, all in celebration of our ever-evolving Los Angeles River; on August 5, Gustavo Dudamel brings the sounds of Harlem and Paris to the Hollywood Bowl, conducting a jazz-infused evening of Ellington and Ravel alongside piano virtuoso Seong-Jin Cho; and on August 10, head to the coast for Sunday Sessions at the Malibu Pier, a feel-good beachside festival supporting local shops and parks with live music, shopping, and seaside energy all day long. And that’s just the beginning—we’ve rounded up dozens more can’t-miss happenings across the city to help you make the most of this sun-soaked month.
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May 15th, 2025 by thehollywoodhome
Los Angeles is positively glowing this weekend—and not just because of the sunshine. The city is bursting with things to do, from intimate wine-fueled gatherings and once-in-a-lifetime concerts to inspiring conversations with hometown legends. Friday night, Fig Tree in Venice heats up with natural wines, bottomless wood-fired tapas, and DJ sets that’ll keep the vibes high all night. Over in Hollywood, the legendary Ebo Taylor takes the stage at The Ford for his final U.S. performance, joined by longtime collaborator Pat Thomas in a celebration of highlife and Afrobeat history. And on Saturday morning, Manhattan Beach hosts Chef Roy Choi for a heartfelt talk about food, culture, and community—plus free tacos from the award-winning Kogi truck for the early birds.
Of course, that’s just the beginning. We’ve rounded up plenty more ways to spend your weekend soaking in the best of LA—check out our full list of events happening all across town.
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March 6th, 2025 by thehollywoodhome
Spring is on the horizon, and Los Angeles is buzzing with culture, creativity, and community. Whether you’re indulging in a month-long feast of women-led culinary excellence, exploring avant-garde art in Little Tokyo, or enjoying Pasadena’s ArtNight, there’s something for everyone. Plus, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations bring plenty of Irish cheer! Regarding Her’s 5th Annual Women’s History Month Festival (March 1–31) spotlights women-led food and beverage businesses across L.A. with exclusive pop-ups, chef collaborations, and dining experiences, featuring culinary powerhouses like Niki Nakayama (n/naka), Mei Lin (Daybird), and Nancy Silverton (Mozza). First Fridays at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA (March 7) offers a unique night of art and live performances of avant-garde compositions inside Olafur Eliasson: OPEN, with free admission from 5–8pm. Pasadena ArtNight (March 14) transforms the city into a dynamic showcase of visual arts, music, and theater, with dozens of cultural venues offering free entry from 6–10pm. St. Patrick’s Day (March 17 and the weekend before) features The Hollywood St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Casey’s Street Festival, Rock & Reilly’s Block Party, and The Original Farmers Market’s family-friendly celebration. Whether it’s fine dining, contemporary art, or an Irish bash, March in L.A. has something for everyone. Mark your calendars and dive in!
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January 31st, 2025 by thehollywoodhome
Los Angeles is ringing in the Lunar New Year with an array of dazzling celebrations, from jazz-infused nostalgia to elegant tea service and festive dining. At Benny Boy Brewing in Lincoln Heights, Jessica Fichot and her band bring the golden era of Shanghai swing to life with a multilingual concert, blending jazz, Mandopop, and classic Chinese New Year tunes—all for a good cause. Meanwhile, Dahlia at the Proper Hotel is elevating the season with an exquisite afternoon tea experience, featuring decadent pastries, Wagyu-studded sticky rice, and a selection of rare teas, including a Mocha Mousse blend inspired by 2025’s Pantone Color of the Year. And for those craving something warm and celebratory, Ippudo in West Hollywood is offering an extended all-day happy hour through February 4, serving up their signature ramen alongside exclusive Lunar New Year specials. As the city celebrates renewal and good fortune, film lovers can also find tributes and screenings honoring the legendary David Lynch happening across L.A., making this weekend one to remember.
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January 5th, 2025 by thehollywoodhome
Los Angeles is a city built on dreams, diversity, and a deep sense of community. What better way to start the new year than by giving back to the incredible local organizations that make our city shine even brighter? Whether it’s rescuing surplus food with Food Cycle LA, preserving the iconic beauty of Griffith Park with Friends of Griffith Park, supporting former gang members through the transformative work of Homeboy Industries, or celebrating cinema at Vidiots, there’s no shortage of inspiring causes to support. Ready to make 2025 the year of impact? We’ve curated a list of 15 amazing Los Angeles charities where you can donate, volunteer, and make a difference. Dive in and discover how you can help shape a better L.A. for all!
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