Christine N. Ziemba

It’s a big night for art parties tonight around town. Tonight, the A+D Museum celebrates Eames Designs; the Norton Simon in Pasadena opens Proof: The Rise of Printmaking in Southern California; and there’s a literary feast at Taylor De Cordoba gallery tonight. Read on for all the details.

Dead of Night: Stephen King stories on stage in NoHo. Cast from the short story, 'The Ten O'Clock People.' This post was going to be a review of The Visceral Company's Dead of Night, six short plays based on stories by horror master Stephen King. We attended opening night on Friday and, sadly, weren't thrilled with the results on stage. Things were amiss—and we were trying to figure out how to be honest with...

It's the first Monday of October, and Pacific Standard Time is now in full effect. While some of the art fairs continue today, we found a few non-art-related events tonight, including live music and DJs at Bardot, cosplay karaoke, Santa Monica history lesson and an event with cast of The League.

Art abounds in LA this first weekend in October. There are so many events going on that it's enough to make your head spin. But we've come up with a short list to help you navigate the artsy waters. No one can say that LA's a cultural wasteland, devoid of artistic merit—at least this weekend!

Here's what happening tonight in LA: PEN Center USA presents an evening of banned erotica at The Comedy Store; the Visceral Company features an evening of Stephen King's short stories for the stage; the Pico/Robertson nabe holds a block party; and author Tony D’Souza presents his latest book. Read on for all the details.

Here's what happening tonight in LA. There's a little something for everyone: Naughty storytellers participate in Taboo Tales; Lisa Hannigan is at the El Rey tonight; Nerdy secrets are revealed at Meltdown Comics' roundtable discussion; and Book Soup hosts a reading for a new book on Bob Marley. Read on for all the details.

Here's what's happening tonight in LA. Ben Folds headlines It's a School Night in Hollywood; fundraiser for EnrichLA at Canele Restaurant; Dyan Cannon reads and signs her memoir, and Charles C. Mann is at [ALOUD]. Read on for all the details.

It's Friday. Here's our roundup of events to help you round out your week. The UK-import Rebel Bingo Club hits East Hollywood tonight; Bright Eyes take to Hollywood Forever; NewFilmmakers LA holds its monthly screening; and there's an evening of music from the American songbook at The Gardenia. Read on for all the details.

Looking for something to do in LA tonight? We've found a great lineup for you. The Academy screens a rare Hitchcock film; Lindy & Grundy, Charles Phoenix and more at the Central Library; Tubefiler celebrates Social Media Week; and Julie Salamon discusses Wendy Wasserstein at the Skirball. Read on for all the details.

It's a star-studded Tuesday in LA with Johnny Gill, Matthew Morrison and Joseph Gordon-Levitt at three separate events. Greg Proops also records his podcast The Smartest Man in the World at Meltdown, Em & Co. house a pop-up of local designers and more. Read on for all the details.

It's Friday night. Just got paid. Here's what to do with your hard-earned cash tonight to stimulate the economy. Options include Carnevil: A Gothic Horror Rock Musical; the TarFest's art show; the Leading Men of Broadway in concert; Chase's solo show and old school Joy Division. Read on for all the details.

Here's what's going down in LA LA land tonight. We combed through listings so you wouldn't have to. On deck: Janet Reitman talks about her new book that investigates Scientology; the Big Quiz Thing is at M Bar; photo projections in Hollywood and Westwood Live and a film screening. Read on for all the details.