Best Things To Do During St. Patrick's Day Weekend In LA and SoCal: Mar. 15 - 17

Live music collective MUSE/IQUE brings the glamor and intrigue of 1970s Los Angeles to the stage with innovative musical tributes to Stevie Wonder, Jerry Goldsmith, Los Lobos, Joni Mitchell, and The Eagles.

Fans of Canadian cult-hit series Letterkenny will want to hit the Fonda for a night of standup with stars Mark Forward (Coach) and Jeff McEnery (Alexander).

The day features an urban gardening workshop, dance performances, and a theatrical presentation about the life of César Chávez.

Break out your best green gear and head down to Hermosa for the 28th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Billed as “a crash course for singer-songwriters aspiring to enter the music industry,” this event sounds like an incredible opportunity to get your work in front of legendary 4 Non Blondes frontwoman Linda Perry.

Jazz singer Madeleine Peyroux brings her sultry tones to the Luckman this weekend.

With rollerskating instead of ice skating and also featuring the pop, electronic, and alternative R&B music Glass has inspired, GlassSkates has it all – even a performance by the Bob Baker Marionettes!

The event features snacks, drinks, a runway show, and access to the museum.

Whether you’ve been training all year or are happy to cheer others on, the L.A. Marathon is this weekend.

Wim Wender’s 1999 Oscar-nominated documentary about a supergroup of Cuban musicians recording an album together in Havana returns to the big screen at Vidiots.

The sesquicentennial of the L.A. Public Library is on display in this unique exhibit that follows the library’s long history.

A favorite of the Culver City arts community for the past 18 years, the Mandrake Bar will serve its last gold rush on March 16.

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the historic Tam O’Shanter’s in Los Feliz with a VIP experience.

Catch music from the Jameson Gang on Saturday and Irish music and drinking songs on Sunday.

What could be better than a night of jazz jams with Katalyst – an eight-piece jazz ensemble from Inglewood who’ve been making a name for themselves at their Townhouse residency in Venice.