Arts/Culture
By Eric Richardson — October 13, 2009 — 9 Comments
As founder and lead singer of The Who, Roger Daltry has played more than his share of giant arenas. For his latest solo tour, dubbed the "Use It or Lose It Tour...
Not So Fast, Food Trucks and Crafts: It's Still Art Walk
By Ed Fuentes — October 12, 2009 — 14 Comments
With the art experience dwindling from previous art walks, it was with some curiosity that I set out in October looking for clues as to the direction Downtown Art...
By Jeannine Denholm — October 12, 2009 — 1 Comment
A night of magical performance art, music and dance returns to Downtown this weekend when Serendipity once again opens its secret door.
The evening feels like a...
By Eric Richardson — October 08, 2009 — 9 Comments
New Orleans band MUTEMATH comes to Club Nokia on Saturday, October 10, still fresh off the August release of their new album, "Armistice." Tickets for the show...
Art Walk Preview for October, 2009
By Ed Fuentes — October 07, 2009 — 8 Comments
With Halloween just weeks away, let's imagine Downtown Art Walk founder Bert Green as the scientist who created the creature that now runs rampant in the streets...
World City -- An Escape to an Urban Oasis with Music, Dance, and Art
By Susana Benavidez — October 06, 2009 — 1 Comment
This Saturday I woke up early and rushed to make breakfast, go for a run and get the girls ready for another treat at the W.M. Keck Foundation Children's Amphitheater...
By Ed Fuentes — October 06, 2009 — 5 Comments
Actor Paul Reubens and Goldenvoice announced today that forever-child Pee-wee Herman will stage his comeback in Downtown Los Angeles in January. The new stage version...
Central Second's Nick Ceglio and Pete DiBiasio
By Monk Turner — September 29, 2009
Silverlake has become synonymous with indie rock. As the scene was taking root there, a similar scene was getting its start in Downtown.
Known as the Central Second...
Downtown Laemmle Fades to "The End"
By Ed Fuentes — September 28, 2009 — 38 Comments
As Downtown gets sets to welcome one theater, another is already waving the white flag of surrender. Citing impending competition, the Laemmle Grande 4-Plex will...
By Ed Fuentes — September 25, 2009 — 1 Comment
It feels safe to say that Pharmaka's move from its corner spot at 5th and Main marks a new chapter in the evolving story of Downtown's Gallery Row. What story it...
Is It Lights Out for MONA Downtown?
By Ed Fuentes — September 23, 2009 — 10 Comments
After a long history in Downtown Los Angeles, The Museum of Neon Art may be taking refuge in the suburbs of Glendale.
Yesterday, the Glendale City Council voted...
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