News Summary
Los Angeles is buzzing with a variety of events and exhibitions this week, featuring sports highlights like the Dodgers clinching a playoff berth, unique exhibitions celebrating film and Japanese food culture, and community discussions. Art enthusiasts can explore the Other Art Fair, while families can enjoy the Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns. Culinary events, including Pasta Sisters’ anniversary and Negroni Week, add to the city’s vibrant offerings, ensuring diverse attractions for everyone to enjoy.
Los Angeles is brimming with exciting events and exhibitions from September 22 to September 26, capturing the attention of locals and visitors alike. As the city gears up for a week filled with arts, culture, and culinary delights, several highlights emerge that cater to various interests and ages.
One of the key sporting achievements this week is that the Dodgers have clinched a playoff berth, a significant milestone for fans and the team alike as they prepare for what promises to be an exciting postseason.
Exhibitions Celebrating Culture and History
The Academy Museum is hosting an exhibition titled “Jaws” in celebration of the classic horror film’s 50th anniversary, with adult tickets priced starting at $25 and free admission for children 17 and under. This exhibition is a must-see for film aficionados eager to dive into cinematic history.
Moreover, “Looks Delicious! | Exploring Japan’s Food Replica Culture” at Japan House LA marks its position as the first U.S. exhibition dedicated to Japan’s unique food-sample culture. This exhibition is open daily and free to visit through January 25, 2026, making it accessible to anyone interested in an innovative aspect of Japanese culture.
For fans of music and pop culture, the “Let There Be GWAR” exhibition at Beyond the Streets showcases an array of costumes and props from the infamous band GWAR, available for viewing through November 2 with free admission.
Art and Community Engagement
The Other Art Fair at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, running from September 25 to 28, features over 140 independent artists, with tickets starting at $30. This is a prime opportunity for art lovers to discover new talent and support local creators.
Additionally, Zócalo Public Square is hosting a discussion event titled “Will California’s Future Be Exceptional?” on September 23, where community members and experts can engage in conversations about California’s prospects. Attendance is free and includes refreshments.
Live Performances and Entertainment
Those looking for a night out can enjoy “Are You Still Listening?”, a stand-up series by Netflix is a Joke Radio returning on September 22 at Dynasty Typewriter. This event features free admission by RSVP, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis.
On September 24, “An Evening of Film & Sound” at Oxy Arts offers a free screening and a DJ set, inviting attendees to bring blankets or low back chairs for comfort while enjoying the evening.
Culinary Highlights and Special Events
Food enthusiasts can partake in the 10th anniversary celebration of Pasta Sisters on September 23, featuring $8 pasta and the introduction of a new weekday happy hour. Similarly, Luke’s Lobster will be offering $20 lobster roll meals on September 25 and 26 in honor of National Lobster Day.
Negroni Week is set to run from September 22 to 28 in various local bars and restaurants, giving cocktail lovers a chance to explore and taste different Negronis at participating locations.
Family-Friendly Activities
Families can enjoy the “Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns” at South Coast Botanic Garden, running from September 22 to November 2, with ticket prices starting at $24.99. This event features a range of activities suitable for all ages.
The Jeffrey Gibson show at The Broad will also be free this weekend, showcasing indigenous-inspired artwork and performances that aim to promote cultural understanding and appreciation.
Ongoing Events
Beyond these highlights, Los Angeles will host outdoor movie events, free classes, and community festivals throughout the week, enriching the cultural landscape of the city. Residents and visitors alike are encouraged to take advantage of these diverse experiences that showcase the vibrant spirit of Los Angeles.
With these events and exhibitions, Los Angeles promises a week filled with entertainment, culture, and community engagement, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.
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- LAist: Best Events Weekend Los Angeles September 19-21
- We Like LA: Things to Do This September in L.A.
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- Time Out: Los Angeles Events Calendar
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- Wikipedia: Los Angeles
- Google Search: Los Angeles events
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Los Angeles
- Google News: Los Angeles September events
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