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MUSIC
The Equalizers and their smooth reggae sounds are the perfect way to take a break and relax as we get reacquainted with 5 day work weeks once again. Chris Murray Combo and Black Square join the boys from the Valley to round out a night of reggae/ska fun.
8 pm // Knitting Factory // 7021 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles // $5
DANCE
Didn't get a chance to party on New Year's Eve? Or maybe you are in the mood for an encore? Mucho Wednesdays presents New Year's Eve Do Over (countdown included) at La Cita, featuring live music by La Santa Cecilia, tunes by DJ Mony Cometa and $4 drink specials.
9 pm // La Cita Bar // 336 S. Hill St., Los Angeles // $3 (After 11 pm)
LEARN
With less than 2 weeks left until the big event in D.C., you may want to brush up on the history behind presidential inaugurations. Called Upon By the Voice of My Country is an exhibit spanning over 200 years of history, beginning with George Washington to George W. Bush's inauguration. The exhibit features the personal copies of inaugural addresses given by Reagan, Clinton, FDR and Nixon. Programs, medallions and other items from older and more recent inaugural celebrations are also on display. Through April 19th.
10 am - 5 pm // Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace // 18001 Yorba Linda Blvd., Yorba Linda // $9.95
FILM
For the movie buffs, Aero Theatre is hosting a series of screenings featuring the five Golden Globe nominees for the Best Foreign Language Film award. Tonight's show features the German drama Der Baader Meinhof Komplex
7:30 pm // Aero Theatre // 1328 Montana Ave., Santa Monica // $10
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