Los Angeles, Labor Day: This means a long weekend in Los Angeles, food, parties, gallery openings and music. So basically the same things we do every weekend, but in larger amounts. Enjoy, Los Angeles.
Thursday
What: Heroes and Villains Launch
Why: the independent press ship + Zero Heroes and Villains publication presents a magnificent collection of photos up close and personal artistic luminaries, including Dave Kinsey, Shepard Fairey and Natalia Fabia, collected by photographers Tatiana Wills and Roman Cho. Many photographers and artists will attend the book launch, so do not be afraid to ask to sign your copy.
When: September 1, nineteen years, free
Where: Start of Los Angeles, 125 East Sixth Street, in South Los Angeles Street, (323-899-1363
or launchla.org)
Friday
What: A Taste
Why: This huge four-day "Epicurean show unusual" food festival begins Friday night with two events. "Burgers and beer" in Beverly Hills and "the art of mixing" in Hollywood Take a ticket or two, and start their long weekend in high style dining.
When: September 2, 7:00 hamburgers and beer, the art of mixing 21.00, $ 125
Where: Locations vary, see website for details (events.latimes.com / taste)
What: Totally 80s
Why: Relive the days of Reagan and Molly Ringwald in a range of totally 80, including Berlin, The Human League, The Fixx and the always eccentric and always charming B-52s.
When: September 2nd 7:30 p.m. $ 20 - $ 95
Where: Hollywood Bowl, 2301 North Highland Avenue (323-850-2000 or hollywoodbowl.com)
Saturday
What: Crosstown Progressive History Trivia Quiz
Why: Do you think you know about Los Angeles? The hammer head and demonstrate proficiency in the local competition LA-centric questions and answers to be provided by Jeopardy! Jerome Vered field, the participants in the third winner in the history of the series. Crosstown second round of up to 19 hours in Boyle Heights Schmibros book store Books opportunity, and scores of the two episodes are added to determine the winner of experts from Los Angeles.
When: September 3, sixteen years, free
Where: Hammer Museum, 10 899 Wilshire Boulevard, Westwood Boulevard, (310-443-7000, hammer.ucla.edu)
What: murals under the stars
Why: Mexico and Latin American art expert Gregorio Luke, will discuss the works of Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros during the summer high mural art culture event Saturday night under the stars. Lucas says. "I will give a lecture on a small island surrounded by swans and will be sitting on a grassy hill where you can put blankets and a picnic" scene seems as pretty as a picture.
When: September 3, 20:30, free
Where: East Los Angeles Civic Center, 4801 East Third Street, Mednik Avenue, (562-305-0133 or gregorioluke.com)
Sunday
What: A great game AFI American Movie
Why: We return to the Bowl on Sunday for the world premiere of the film American Film Institute American Great contest. Hosted by Alex Trebek Jeopardy, this event will test the public's knowledge of cinema with questions about the best American films of every genre and decade. Questions will be answered live from the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, classical and film clips are projected on the screen. I "sounds like fun," for $ 500, Alex.
When: 4th September 19:30, $ 16 - $ 168
Thursday
What: Heroes and Villains Launch
Why: the independent press ship + Zero Heroes and Villains publication presents a magnificent collection of photos up close and personal artistic luminaries, including Dave Kinsey, Shepard Fairey and Natalia Fabia, collected by photographers Tatiana Wills and Roman Cho. Many photographers and artists will attend the book launch, so do not be afraid to ask to sign your copy.
When: September 1, nineteen years, free
Where: Start of Los Angeles, 125 East Sixth Street, in South Los Angeles Street, (323-899-1363
or launchla.org)
Friday
What: A Taste
Why: This huge four-day "Epicurean show unusual" food festival begins Friday night with two events. "Burgers and beer" in Beverly Hills and "the art of mixing" in Hollywood Take a ticket or two, and start their long weekend in high style dining.
When: September 2, 7:00 hamburgers and beer, the art of mixing 21.00, $ 125
Where: Locations vary, see website for details (events.latimes.com / taste)
What: Totally 80s
Why: Relive the days of Reagan and Molly Ringwald in a range of totally 80, including Berlin, The Human League, The Fixx and the always eccentric and always charming B-52s.
When: September 2nd 7:30 p.m. $ 20 - $ 95
Where: Hollywood Bowl, 2301 North Highland Avenue (323-850-2000 or hollywoodbowl.com)
Saturday
What: Crosstown Progressive History Trivia Quiz
Why: Do you think you know about Los Angeles? The hammer head and demonstrate proficiency in the local competition LA-centric questions and answers to be provided by Jeopardy! Jerome Vered field, the participants in the third winner in the history of the series. Crosstown second round of up to 19 hours in Boyle Heights Schmibros book store Books opportunity, and scores of the two episodes are added to determine the winner of experts from Los Angeles.
When: September 3, sixteen years, free
Where: Hammer Museum, 10 899 Wilshire Boulevard, Westwood Boulevard, (310-443-7000, hammer.ucla.edu)
What: murals under the stars
Why: Mexico and Latin American art expert Gregorio Luke, will discuss the works of Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros during the summer high mural art culture event Saturday night under the stars. Lucas says. "I will give a lecture on a small island surrounded by swans and will be sitting on a grassy hill where you can put blankets and a picnic" scene seems as pretty as a picture.
When: September 3, 20:30, free
Where: East Los Angeles Civic Center, 4801 East Third Street, Mednik Avenue, (562-305-0133 or gregorioluke.com)
Sunday
What: A great game AFI American Movie
Why: We return to the Bowl on Sunday for the world premiere of the film American Film Institute American Great contest. Hosted by Alex Trebek Jeopardy, this event will test the public's knowledge of cinema with questions about the best American films of every genre and decade. Questions will be answered live from the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, classical and film clips are projected on the screen. I "sounds like fun," for $ 500, Alex.
When: 4th September 19:30, $ 16 - $ 168
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