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Best Things To Do This Week In Los Angeles And Southern California: Mar. 11 - 14
Rapper, singer and songwriter Post Malone performs live on stage during BottleRock at Napa Valley Expo on May 26, 2023 in Napa, California.
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Kick off your week with a free comedy night, move on to a dance party with DJs from Seoul, catch a new play from Gloria Calderón Kellett at Pasadena Playhouse, and don’t forget to eat, especially if it’s dinner at Post & Beam’s Black Pot Supper Club.
LAist.com has even more things to explore, including a superbloom forecast (thank you, rain!) and an outdoor workout event in Santa Monica on Wednesday morning.
Events
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Mon, Mar 11Real Estate
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The Bellwether
333 S. Boylston St., Downtown L.A.
Indie rockers Real Estate bring their sixth album, Daniel, on tour to the Bellwether this week.
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The Bellwether
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Tue, Mar 12Are You Still Listening?
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Dynasty Typewriter
2511 Wilshire Blvd., Westlake
Every month, Netflix gifts Angelenos with a free comedy show.
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Dynasty Typewriter
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'One of the Good Ones'
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Pasadena Playhouse
39 S. El Molino Ave., Pasadena
Writer Gloria Calderón Kellett’s (Netflix’s One Day at a Time) new play, One of the Good Ones, begins previews this week.
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Pasadena Playhouse
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Wed, Mar 13Seoul2LA
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Hammer Museum
10899 Wilshire Blvd., Westwood
The Hammer courtyard will turn into a festival of music, art, and culture this week with Seoul2LA.
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Hammer Museum
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Rolling Loud
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Hollywood Park (Pink Zone Parking)
3599 W Century Blvd., Inglewood
The biggest hip-hop festival in the world kicks off with an opening special performance from Ye and Ty Dolla Sign.
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Hollywood Park (Pink Zone Parking)
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Thu, Mar 14Paint n’ Sip Event with Ali Futrell
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Create Studios
361 Vernon Ave. #1, Venice
This week, check out a Paint ’n Sip event with artist Ali Futrell.
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Create Studios
Outdoor Pick
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Thu, Mar 14Sunset Queer Ecology Walk
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Griffith Park
2700 N Vermont Ave., Los Feliz
A two-mile sunset hike in Griffith Park, guiding a group through local ecosystems using queer ecology to delight.
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Griffith Park
Viewing Pick
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Glitter & Doom
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Landmark Theatres Sunset
8000 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood
The Indigo Girls lend their iconic songs to this indie musical about a summer romance.
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Landmark Theatres Sunset
Dine & Drink Deals
Here are a few dining and drink options to indulge in this week.
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Tue, Mar 12Black Pot Supper Club Tasting
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Post & Beam
3767 Santa Rosalia Dr., Baldwin Hills
Enjoy Chef Martin Draluck’s Women’s History Month menu.
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Post & Beam
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Wed, Mar 13Festa Della Donna
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The Wine House
2311 Cotner Ave., West L.A.
Celebrate women winemakers of Italy at the Wine House in West L.A.
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The Wine House
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Thu, Mar 14Spring Cooking Class
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Source Café
509 Pier Ave. , Hermosa Beach
Spend an evening creating a Mediterranean diet-focused spring dinner.
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Source Café
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