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Get Out: Montana Sale, Midnight Hook-Up, Corrido Of LA
Photo by Brian Bubonic via Flickr
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Hook Up w/ Ron Lynch: The Sarah Silverman Program and Tim & Eric comedian Ron Lynch hosts a live comedy dating show where "lucky audience members vie for a date with a special someone." Tonight's event is the last of the series until January 8 and features special guest Laura Kighlinger. Wanna be one of the hook(er) uppers? Email this address. Show starts at Midnight at the Steve Allen Theater. Tickets $8.
Montana Avenue SALE: Santa Monica's Montana Avenue boutiques have have harnessed the delicious power of deep discount for a last-minute, one-day, street-wide sale with deals like 20% off denim, 1/2 price wine, free goodies from Dermalogica, bogos, and gift cards. Full list of participating stores and deals HERE. 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
The Corrido of LA: LACMA will be hosting a 2:00 p.m. Ozomatli performance of the 10 best student-submitted Mexican ballads in honor of the of the Mexican Revolution centennial. LACMA Bing Theater. Free.
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