Christine N. Ziemba

Join the stars at the 2022 PaleyFest L.A. television festival. Head to the Natural History Museum for another First Friday installment. Dance along at Daft Punk Night. View the best in costume design at FIDM Museum’s annual exhibition.

Check out The Black Version (of movies) live on stage. View artworks at The Other Art Fair. Take in the music and dance of Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández. Give back to the community for Cesar Chavez Day. Participate in Food Waste Week L.A.

Come on down to celebrate The Price is Right. Attend a live taping of a podcast dedicated to Law & Order: SVU. Laugh along with Jo Koy. Bring the doggos to Pupcella.

View the Art of the Ramen Bowl. Visit an expansive exhibition dedicated to the works of Barbara Kruger. Listen to stories about “dealbreakers.” And don your best Regency-era attire for The Queen's Ball: A Bridgerton Experience.

Attend an evening with Andrew Garfield. Watch art battles. View the famous cars of film and television. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with corned beef and cabbage, green beer — and donuts.

Immerse yourself in the art of Gustav Klimt. Celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Thing. Get funky with Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra. Eat and drink to close down the RE:her festival.

Screen Oscar-nominated short films. View an Imogen Cunningham retrospective. Check out a conversation with Bob Odenkirk and Jack Black. Participate in the re:Her food festival.

Check out Ozark-related art. Celebrate First Fridays with a night of music, libations, and science. Attend a whale of a festival... or a show for the dogs. Road trip to visit flower fields.

Enjoy the laughs at Hot Tub with Kurt and Kristen. Attend the 2022 Billboard Women in Music Awards. Watch The Batman around the clock.

Dance to the music of the '90s, '00s, and '10s. Front a band for punk rock karaoke. Catch screenings of queer cinema pioneers.

Laugh along to the comedy of Atsuko Okatsuka. Catch Nic Cage in Mandy at the drive-in. Listen to stories about love and heartache. Attend one of three Bad Bunny shows — if you can score tickets.

Watch an operatic reimagining of a Greek myth from two jazz greats. Celebrate Black History Month with Compton artists. Laugh along with comics throwing Punchlines For Pangolins.