Best Things To Do This Week In Los Angeles And SoCal: Nov. 13 - 16

Members of Silkroad — the ensemble that fosters cultural collaboration — along with Artistic Director Rhiannon Giddens, performs at Union Station.

Wilco frontman, Uncle Tupelo co-founder and author Jeff Tweedy discusses his latest book with actor and author Nick Offerman.

The neighborhood eatery hosts public screenings of eight short films entirely created by Messhall staff and regular patrons.

This panel discussion focuses on an immersive audio docuseries on how the Bronx in the 1970s transitioned from "outlaw culture to hip-hop culture."

Second Home Hollywood presents a conversation between award-winning chef, baker and author Nancy Silverton and LA Times cooking columnist Ben Mims.

Singer-songwriter Jenny Owen Youngs is on tour to support the release of Avalanche — her first full-length solo album in more than a decade.

Attend a night of witchy fun, featuring burlesque, psychics and vendors.

Bring the kids and pets to the monthly night market (which takes place every third Thursday) featuring 35+ makers and live music.

The WestEdge Design Fair returns to Santa Monica for the first time since 2019.

Watch the debut of Sparkle DTLA as 18 million lights, synchronized to holiday tunes, illuminate the night.

The traveling film series, See it on 16mm, brings a secret John Carpenter movie to several SoCal theaters, including the Frida Cinema.

Indian restaurant Badmaash, which continues to celebrate its 10th anniversary, offers a new Indo-Chinese dining concept, Hakka Hakka, at its DTLA location.

Taste My/Mochi's limited-edition Classic Pickle mochi ice cream.

Caldo Verde celebrates bestselling author Nik Sharma and his book VEG-TABLE with a four-course meal.

The Larchmont location of Great White, the Australian-owned all-day cafes, welcomes chef, recipe developer, and New York Times best-selling cookbook author Molly Baz.

A new pop-up has taken over the Tuk Tuk x Turntable space on Sawtelle, offering a French coastal menu with a Thai twist.