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Marking the year Miles Davis would be 100, The Langham presents a rare look at the musician’s paintings, drawings and exhibitions in a gallery exhibition at The Tap Room through the end of the month.
U.S. Vets hosts its fundraising gala at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, to honor producer Kirk Saduski with the Judge Harry Pregerson Public Service Award and USAA with the Community Impact Award. The evening also features a seated dinner program, fashion show and short documentary screening.
Credit: Courtesy Adrianne CalvoCelebrating the launch of her new book, chef Adrianne Calvo shares the secrets to her maximum flavor philosophy through a live cooking demonstration at The Last Bookstore. Calvo makes three crostini recipes from the cookbook at the demonstration, sharing tips and techniques on how to perfect the bold flavors.
The popular athletic wear brand launches a holiday retail pop-up experience at 1422 Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90291. Get ahead on holiday shopping with exclusive items, curated gift lists and the season’s top items.
Created in collaboration with the design team of MUJI, this exhibit encourages attendees to understand Japanese craft as an active, evolving aspect of modern life. The exhibition features over 2,000 items, an interactive library and a fireside chat with curator Takahiro Nagata.
Credit: Mitokono for the Autry MuseumThe Autry celebrates Native American Heritage Month all throughout November. On Friday, join for screenings of Indigenous films and displays from the Institute of American Indian Arts students. Stop by on Saturday for a full day of festivities, including the Sacred Path x Autry Pow-Wow with dancing, food and local vendors.
Credit: Warby ParkerSet up at the Grove’s Glass Box, the Warby Parker Postal Service encourages passers-by to write festive postcards and have them mailed instantaneously. Additionally, the pop-up offers an assortment of the brand’s best-selling frames.
Credit: Courtesy Brewery Art WalkWander the grand spread of the former Pabst Blue Ribbon brewery as more than 100 artists open up their studios for the Brewery Artwalk. Additionally, this year marks the most expansive lineup of food and beverage options yet, including Kogi, Prince St. Pizza and a wine and beer garden, among others.
The “She Got Everything” pop-up truck experience brings the divorce drama of Hulu’s All’s Fair series to the streets of Los Angeles. In celebration of the release of season two, luxury cars, luggage and art will be set up for fans to take pictures with. Additionally, attendees have the chance to take home their own goods by entering exclusive giveaways.
Credit: Timothy NorrisThe Hollywood Bowl is home to the L.A. stop of the 25th anniversary tour of Bleed American, Jimmy Eat World’s breakout fourth studio album. Fans can experience the entire album front to back – one of the most defining sounds of 2000s alternative rock.
Credit: Courtesy OSEAOSEA presents an afternoon of holiday relaxation, with complimentary refreshments, hand and arm treatments and holiday gift wrapping for the brand’s holiday set items. Plus, receive a free gift with any purchase of a holiday set.
Tinashe ends her three-city run in Hollywood. Built around her latest album, DJ sets support the party vibe built into the tracklist by opening the concert and rounding out the after-party.
Credit: Provided by MírateAs part of the Natural History Museum’s culinary series L.A. Culture in a Cup, Mírate joins the Exposition Park institution for a night of panels to explore the ecological connections that nourish the production of necessary beverage ingredients, such as agave. The evening will provide drinks and bites alongside the lesson, where attendees will learn how their consumption patterns can help preserve nature.
Join a panel of distinguished scholars, artists and historians as they discuss the art of Laura Aguilar, a photographer renowned for her work challenging stigmas around minority groups in Los Angeles in the ‘80s and ‘90s. This free event is part of the Every Minute Is History: Five Views of Los Angeles exhibit, which features representations of Chicano communities in the late 20th century.
Made with melty gruyère and savory slow-cooked onions, HiHo’s first steakhouse-style burger, Le Jerome, debuts for a one-day special pop-up on Nov. 7.
All About The Cinnamon and King’s Hawaiian join forces for the limited edition Run-BMC to satisfy any sweet and savory craving.
Ladyhawk is offering a special $65 four-course menu in celebration of the restaurant’s third anniversary through the month of November.
Saba Surf & Coffee launches a limited-time holiday menu in collaboration with plant-based dairy alternative MALK, including a Flash Brew and Dirty Chai Nog.
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