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Best things to do this week in Los Angeles and Southern California: February 3 - 6
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I am still not over the St. Vincent x Nirvana collab from FireAid and will be crying to Stevie Nicks doing "Landslide" a hundred more times. I think that concert was the release we all needed, whether you were in person at the Kia Forum or the Intuit Dome or at home on the couch, music is always healing and those performers showed so much genuine love for Los Angeles.
And guess what? It’s FINALLY February.
For more to explore, visit LAist.com, where you can learn the responsible way to return to hiking in the Angeles National Forest, grab some cheap, fast (and delicious!) eats in Pico-Union, and we’re mourning the closure of lesbian bar Ruby Fruit.
Events
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Wed, Feb 5Give a F*ck Benefit for LA Wildfire Relief
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Hollywood Palladium
6215 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
St. Vincent, Finneas, Jenny Lewis, The Linda Lindas, Perfume Genius and more perform.
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Hollywood Palladium
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Sat, Mar 29'Perseverance: 20 Years of Thinkspace'
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Brand Library and Art Center
1601 W Mountain St., Glendale
A wide-ranging new show featuring more than 70 artists is on view.
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Brand Library and Art Center
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Sun, Feb 16'The Play That Goes Wrong'
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La Mirada Theatre For The Performing Arts
14900 La Mirada Blvd., La Mirada
British farce at its best!
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La Mirada Theatre For The Performing Arts
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Thu, Feb 6'How can our world rethink climate mobility?' panel
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Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
900 W. Exposition Blvd., Exposition Park
New York Times' Simón Romero moderates a chat about building a more interconnected and resilient world.
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Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
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Thu, Feb 6Tom Morello with special guests
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House of Blues Anaheim
400 W. Disney Way, Suite 337, Anaheim
Morello is supporting his solo single out last year, “Soldier in the Army of Love.”
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House of Blues Anaheim
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Tue, Feb 4Art talk with Ed Ruscha
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Thorne Hall - Occidental College
1600 Campus Road, Eagle Rock
Artist Ed Ruscha heads to Occidental College for a discussion for a conversation on Los Angeles and his work.
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Thorne Hall - Occidental College
Viewing Pick
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Sun, Feb 9Free California Science Center screenings
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California Science Center
700 Exposition Park Dr., Exposition Park
All films are free to support the community post-fires at the California Science Center through Feb. 9.
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California Science Center
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Dine & Drink Deals
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Fri, Feb 7Last chance: Dine LA 2025
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Multiple Locations
Remember, for every reservation at a participating restaurant, L.A. Tourism gives $5 to the American Red Cross.
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Multiple Locations
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Tue, Feb 4TLV Tapas Bar 2nd Anniversary Celebration
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TLV Tapas Bar
442 Yolanda Ave., Tarzana
Enjoy a three-course dinner and signature craft cocktails to support LATTC’s culinary students.
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TLV Tapas Bar
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Fri, Mar 14LA fire relief bento box volunteering
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Yama Sushi Marketplace
911 W. Las Tunas Dr., San Gabriel
Yama Sushi Marketplace is organizing volunteers to help assemble bento boxes, benefitting fire victims.
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Yama Sushi Marketplace
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