Posts Tagged ‘Film Screenings’
September 30th, 2026 by thehollywoodhome
For true Angelenos, summer really begins in autumn. October is when temperatures soar during the day, the sun seems to linger over the city, and then nightfall arrives a little earlier, bringing cooler temperatures, a welcome reprieve from the heat, and the chance to finally enjoy the many fall events and things to do around Los Angeles. We’re starting the month with some of the best Halloween happenings in and around the city, followed by a selection of cultural, film, art, music, and food events worth making room for on your October calendar.
Courtesy of Carved at Descanso Gardens.
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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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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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October 7th, 2025 by thehollywoodhome
October in Los Angeles is pure magic. It’s a month when the city’s creative spirit gets dressed up in its most spectacular costume. From puppet stages to museum walls, cemetery screenings to park festivals, L.A. comes alive with art, film, music, and just the right amount of spooky sparkle. To help you make the most of it, we’ve curated the definitive guide to the best special events happening all across the city, whether you’re craving a hauntingly good time or a dose of culture.
This month, don’t miss Bob Baker’s Halloween Spooktacular!, a beloved Angeleno tradition where over a hundred puppets sing, dance, and summon the season’s mischief with a brand-new Día de los Muertos sequence. At the Hammer Museum, Made in L.A. 2025 celebrates the city’s boundless creativity through an ambitious, multi-genre biennial showcasing the artists who shape its evolving story. Over at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Cinespia invites you to cozy up under the stars with cult classics like The Craft and A Nightmare on Elm Street, plus a scream-worthy Halloween bash. Downtown, Gloria Molina Grand Park transforms into a glowing altar for Día de los Muertos, honoring ancestors with art, music, and community. And in Griffith Park, the P-22 Day Festival pays tribute to L.A.’s most iconic mountain lion with a family-friendly day of nature, learning, and love.
Whether you’re in the mood for art, nostalgia, fright, or heartfelt remembrance, October in Los Angeles promises a little wonder for everyone and we’ve rounded it all up for you.
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October 16th, 2024 by thehollywoodhome
Courtesy of Monster House.
October is here, and Los Angeles is packed with Halloween thrills—though many are 21+ only, there are plenty more all-ages events inside the post! For those looking for a unique evening, Dark Library: Edgar Allan Poe on October 18 invites you into a chilling 75-minute journey through Poe’s classic works. This multi-sensory experience pairs haunting poems with custom-crafted cocktails, offering both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, making it a literary night to remember. Wednesdays through Sundays, step into the eerie world of House of Spirits: A Haunted Cocktail Soirée at Nocturne Theatre. Inspired by Spanish painter Francisco Goya and centuries-old folktales, this immersive cocktail party unravels a tale of supernatural torment in the haunted Casa Vega. And on Halloween night, Cinespia brings a special screening of Dario Argento’s Suspiria to The Orpheum Theatre, where the macabre ballet school story will unfold in vivid colors, accompanied by DJ sets, a photo booth, and Halloween party vibes. Ongoing all-ages events throughout the month include Carved at Descanso Gardens (until Oct. 30) invites families to explore a glowing pumpkin-filled wonderland with illuminated jack-o’-lanterns, giant hand-carved pumpkins, and a whimsical wood spirit display. Boney Island (Oct. 3–31) at the Natural History Museum transforms the Nature Gardens into an interactive Halloween light-up experience, filled with spooky surprises and glowing exhibits for all ages. And there’s always Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch (Oct. 5–31), a Westside family tradition featuring pumpkins, a petting zoo, giant rocking horses, face painting, and more. Since 1987, it has been a beloved Halloween spot, offering festive activities for all ages—and you might even spot a celebrity or two! Happy spooky season!
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March 4th, 2024 by thehollywoodhome
This winter, join guest curator Jacqueline Lyanga, Global Cinematheque’s Founder and Artistic Director, for a spotlight on auteur women of contemporary world cinema. This free public screening series will showcase debuts and second features from women who both write and direct their films. These filmmakers all bring their own distinct point-of-view and visual and narrative style and evolve the representation of women in cinema. The series will feature the Mexican film Tótem by Lila Avilés, the Malaysian film Tiger Stripes by Amanda Nell Eu, the French film The Rapture (Le Ravissement) by Iris Kaltenbäck, and the British film Girl by British-Nigerian filmmaker Acura Onashile.
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September 7th, 2023 by thehollywoodhome
As the sun begins its slow descent, casting a golden glow over the City of Angels, the end of summer in Los Angeles promises a grand weekend ahead ablaze with excitement. Picture yourself strolling through the hallowed halls of the USC Fisher Museum of Art, surrounded by the breathtaking creations of Kara Walker. This major exhibition unveils more than 80 works spanning her illustrious 30-year career, including the iconic “Emancipation Approximation” series and captivating images from “Porgy & Bess.” But that’s just the opening act. On Saturday, Echo Park comes alive as the 11th Echo Park Rising festival returns from its COVID-induced slumber. The streets pulse with the rhythm of local talent, and venues like Sticky Rice (The Spirit House), Spacedust, and the Echoplex become stages for unforgettable performances. And don’t forget to mark your calendar for the Los Angeles Union Station Trainfest 2023, where the past, present, and future of train travel converge in a whirlwind of activities and exhibits. Read on as we dive deeper into these and more sensational weekend events in sunny Los Angeles, promising at least one end-of-summer extravaganza you won’t want to miss!
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August 31st, 2023 by thehollywoodhome
Get ready, Los Angeles! Labor Day weekend is about to hit the city like a wave of pure excitement, and we’ve got your golden ticket to all the fun. 🌞🎉 First up, the queen herself, Beyoncé, is gracing the stage at SoFi Stadium for not one, not two, but three electrifying nights. Her Renaissance World Tour is set to bring you an unforgettable experience, blending her latest hits with timeless classics. Or, step into the world of cinematic nostalgia with Big Screen Pee-Wee, a four-film marathon dedicated to the iconic Paul Reubens, better known as Pee-Wee Herman. It’s an afternoon of laughter and adventure that you won’t want to miss. And for all you tequila enthusiasts out there, the Melrose Tequila Festival is the place to be. As the sun sets on Saturday night, head over to Melrose Place in West Hollywood for hand-crafted cocktails, tequila-infused delights, and non-stop entertainment. But wait, there’s more! Our curated list is brimming with Labor Day weekend events that will keep your spirits soaring. Read on for the full scoop on what’s happening in sunny Los Angeles this holiday weekend! 🌴🍹🎶
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August 17th, 2023 by thehollywoodhome
Get ready to immerse yourself in a weekend of sheer delight under the sun-soaked skies of Los Angeles! 🌞 This city of dreams is gearing up to deliver a trio of unforgettable events that will light up your spirits and make your heart dance with joy. Step back in time at the Jazz Age Speakeasy in the historic Los Angeles Theatre, where vintage glamour collides with the soulful rhythms of hot jazz and mesmerizing performances, promising an evening you won’t soon forget. If the enchanting tunes of Tchaikovsky’s masterpieces set your soul on fire, then the Hollywood Bowl’s Tchaikovsky Spectacular with Fireworks is your ticket to musical paradise, complete with a breathtaking pyrotechnic finale. And that’s not all – the Frogtown Flea Crawl awaits, ready to paint the streets of Elysian Valley with vibrant colors, live music, eclectic vendors, and an irresistible block party vibe. These three are just the beginning; our curated list guarantees an electrifying weekend that Los Angeles proudly offers to all seekers of joy and adventure. Stay tuned for more astonishing experiences! 🎉
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