Best Things To Do This Week: Mar. 4 - 7

We aren’t going to stop reminding you. Get out the vote, sport your "I Voted" sticker all day long, and relax knowing you’ve done your part for democracy!

Art auction house Christie’s worked with the Andy Warhol Museum’s film archive to showcase Warhol’s screen test series. The films are a collection of 3-and-a-half minute portraits of the artist’s friends – a who’s who of pop culture icons.

Former All Things Considered host Michele Norris is on stage at Writers Bloc in conversation with actor-writer-director Lena Waithe (The Chi). Norris will talk about her new book, Our Hidden Conversations. The book grew out of The Race Card Project, which asked Americans to talk about their feelings on race in just six words.

LACMA hosts a Communities Create LA event in Inglewood where kids (and adults too) can make fun (and elaborate!) puppets from brown paper bags.

Head down to Redondo Beach – but really be transported to Spain – on Thursday night for an evening of flamenco guitar with “modern master” Tomatito and a dance performance from Karime Amaya. The fun continues at the Wilshire Ebell on Friday and Saturday.

The Queen of Pop kicks off her much-anticipated (and much-delayed) week-long Celebration Tour at the Forum this week, bringing all of the Madonna eras to the stage. Now the only question is which are you going to dress as?

Pete Wentz and co. bring their So Much For (2our) Dust tour to the Honda Center this week with support from '90s favorites Jimmy Eat World. The pop-punk pioneers have been using on-stage innovations – like a Magic 8 Ball to predict a surprise song – to delight fans on this latest tour.

Singer-songwriter Cat Power’s really special album of Bob Dylan covers comes to life at the United Theatre (formerly the Theatre at the Ace Hotel) this week. Power recreated a 1966 Bob Dylan performance and made it her own, bringing iconic songs including "Like a Rolling Stone" to audiences in a new way.

Just one more week left to squeeze all your Oscar viewing in before the biggest night in Hollywood! Catch all of the Academy Award-nominated short films on the big screen for a limited time so that you’re making an educated guess on your Oscar party ballot and giving a few really powerful lesser-seen films some love at the same time.

The Regarding HER food festival, co-founded by Border Grill chef Mary Sue Milliken, runs all month long this year, with specials celebrating women entrepreneurs and leaders at food establishments around the Los Angeles area. Choose from an olive oil and chocolate celebration at ChocoVivo, a special burger at Tuk Tuk Thai, weekly sandwiches at Milkfarm and Rooted Fare, and more.

Orange County Restaurant Week runs from March 3 to March 9, with a wide range of menus offering prix fixe deals all week long. From Cajun shrimp benedict at Great Maple to braised rabbit at White House to Filipino favorites at Lola’s, there’s something for everyone.

LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes hosts their first wine-tasting event of the year, celebrating the wines of Mexico’s Valle de Guadalupe region.