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Pencil This In: Saying Goodbye to Stinkers, Free Art Today at LACMA

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Goodbye, Stinkers | Photo by Robbie via LAist's flickr pool.

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It’s a little quiet on the event front, so here’s your short and sweet list of options to do tonight tonight: DRINKS
Silver Lake says goodbye to Stinkers the trucker bar tonight at 9 pm. To say farewell in style, Stinkers is offering $2 Colt 45 tall boys. Music will be provided by DJs Jimmy James and Eden Knievel. “Stinker's will reopen shortly in another incarnation, hungover but having shaved, showered and taken out the (white) trash.”

ART
Admission to LACMA is free today, courtesy of Target. Exhibitions at the museum include Renoir in the 20th Century, which focuses on the last three decades of Renoir’s career following his rupture with impressionism. The museum is open until 8 pm tonight.

FILM
The New Beverly continues its Valentine’s Day double feature with David Lean’s Summertime, starring Katharine Hepburn entangled in a love affair with a married Rossano Brazzi at 7:30 pm followed by soap opera/social commentary All That Heaven Allows with Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman.

EAT
For food and wine lovers, the Monday night suppers at Lou are not to be missed. Tonight, Vinoterra winemaker Gogi Dakishvili from the republic of Georgia is Lou's special guest. Did you know that Georgia has the world’s oldest archeological evidence of grape winemaking? Possibly dating as far back as 6000 BC? He'll be giving a short chat on the subject at 7 pm, though dinner is being served from 6-11 pm. (The entree tonight is Smoked Niman Ranch pork loin, Santa Monica Mountain chanterelles, duck fat-fried potatoes, house-cured bacon.) The three-course dinner with five wine pairings is $55.

*Pencil pick of the day

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