You may need a kayak to get to any of these events after all the rain we've gotten this weekend, but it will be worth it. It's all happening Los Angeles.
Thursday, January 17
Midterms Recap: Beyond the Headlines
After November's midterm elections, for the first time in ten years, the Democrats are in control of the House of Representatives. Pod Save America cohost Jon Favreau and Kandist Mallett, politics editor at Blavity, break down the short- and long-term implications of November’s election. The conversation will be moderated by Shaniqua McClendon, political director for Crooked Media.
Deets: Hammer Museum; 7:30 pm; Free; More info HERE
Image courtesy of Hammer Museum
Friday, January 18
Dwell: Living an Art Life
Presented by Sugar Press and hosted by Spring Arts Collective, artists Erin Yoshi, Tanner Goldbeck, and Andrea Bogdan engage the viewer with an intimate experience into each artists mind and living space with paintings, painted furniture and prints.
Saturday, January 19
Women's March LA
The third annual Women's March is this weekend. Continuing the mission of the past two, the focus will be on educating voters, empowering women to run for office, mobilizing communities, and more.
Deets: Pershing Square; 10 am; Free; More info HERE
Image courtesy of Womens March
Hopeless Records 25th Anniversary
LA based independent label Hopeless Records is turning 25 and throwing a party to celebrate. Catch punk bands like Dillinger Four, 88 Fingers Louie, Guttermouth, Digger, and Nobodys downtown this weekend, as well as surprise guests.
Highland Park Found Footage Festival
This one-of-a-king film festival showcases footage from videos found at garage sales and thrist stores around the country.
Deets: Lodge Room; 7 pm; $16; More info HERE
Image courtesy of the Found Film Festival
All Weekend
Free Vinyl Record Day
Spend $20 in store and take up to 100 free records home. It's that simple. Plus, food trucks, live DJ's, and more.
Deets: The Record Parlour; Mulitple dates & times; Free; More info HERE
Image courtesy of The Record Parlour
Cover photo courtesy of @ryanpramos
