Arts/Culture
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — February 17, 2011
Downtown's got All-Star fever, but there are still plenty of other cultural options taking place over the next seven days.
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — February 10, 2011
There is a lot happening in Downtown during the week of Valentine's Day, with the Grammys in town, theater bustling, and Wynton Marsalis playing two gigs at Disney Hall.
Art Walk Preview for February 2011
By Ed Fuentes — February 09, 2011
Thursday brings the February edition of the Downtown Art Walk, and as always there are plenty of offerings for the attendee interested in some art.
Oscar-Nominated Costumes On Display at FIDM
By Eric Richardson — February 07, 2011
FIDM's annual movie costume show opens Tuesday, offering an up-close, free view of more than a hundred outfits from 2010's biggest films.
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — February 03, 2011
Music, talks and dancing dragons are part of this week's busy calendar of cultural events in Downtown.
By Mark Fisher — February 02, 2011 — 1 Comment
Despite 50 million records sold and more than a decade on the music scene, hometown rockers Linkin Park have remained down-to-earth and level-headed.
Exene Returns to Downtown
By Ed Fuentes — January 27, 2011 — 4 Comments
On Friday night, the Godmother of vanguard punk-rock will baptize new solo work at a Downtown roots-rock refuge.
Downtown Calendar: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — January 27, 2011
A full week of events sees Jane Fonda return to the stage, Jesus in the Arts District, the godmother of Los Angeles punk in a small club and a basketball rivalry
Iconic Photographs on Gallery Row
By Lauren Mattia — January 21, 2011 — 3 Comments
Longtime L.A. resident Phil Stern this week celebrates the opening of his gallery by exhibiting rare photographs of JFK for the 50-year anniversary of his inauguration.
Downtown Culture: The Week Ahead
By Ed Fuentes — January 20, 2011
In addition to an abundance of live music, tune in for music on screen at the first annual Music Video Festival, and queer performance art and cinema.
Art Censorship Not Welcome Downtown, Protestors Say
By Lauren Mattia — January 20, 2011 — 8 Comments
Protestors from various activist groups gathered outside the Millenium Biltmore this afternoon to silently protest acts of art censorship in L.A. and beyond.
Downtown Blogs
- View from a Loft (Ed)
- 5th & Spring
- Angelenic
- BGFA
- Central City East
- D n A on Broadway
- Downtown Book Blog
- Downtown Chick
- eecue - log
- Ginny Here and There
- In LA, On LA
- LA Cowboy
- Little Tokyo UnBlogged
- Meeko on Main
- Scribeskidrow
- Sinking Cities
- trainedmonkey
- Tales of Downtown
- Under the Alexandria
- Urban Memo
- When Are We Going to California?
- White Boy / White Dog
Downtown Sites
Elsewhere
- The Bus Bench
- Curbed.LA
- Franklin Ave
- LAist
- LA Now
- LA Observed
- LA's Homeless Blog
- Metblogs LA
- Streetsblog LA
- Transit Coalition
- WitnessLA
- You Are Here Photo Archive


























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