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As Los Angeles gears up for the 2028 Olympic Games, the city is buzzing with excitement over new venues, thrilling events, and upcoming attractions. Surfing will take place at Trestles, while the community can enjoy concerts, art exhibitions, and various local activities leading up to this monumental event. Residents are encouraged to create a ‘Things To Do Before 2028’ list to experience the city’s best offerings. From sports to music and culture, LA is set for an unforgettable Olympics!

Los Angeles Gears Up for 2028 Olympics: What to Expect

The City of Los Angeles is buzzing with excitement as it gears up for the big event in 2028—the Olympic Games! With a flurry of activities planned and a bunch of venues ready to host world-class events, it’s safe to say that everyone is looking forward to some unforgettable moments. Here’s everything you need to know, along with some fun happenings around the city leading up to the games.

Surf’s Up at Trestles!

One of the most thrilling announcements is that the surfing events will take place at Trestles in Orange County, leaving behind the competition of Huntington Beach, which is famously known as “Surf City USA.” Trestles, often regarded as a hidden gem, is the perfect wave to showcase some of the best surfers from around the globe. Mayor Karen Bass has even mentioned that it’s a spot worth visiting before it becomes crowded with visitors and ‘grammers looking for that perfect surfing shot.

LA Residents, Time to Make Plans!

As the countdown to the Olympic Games starts, LAist has suggested forming a “Things To Do Before 2028” list. This is a fantastic way for locals and tourists alike to experience the very best that Los Angeles has to offer before the Olympic spotlight shines down on the city.

Upcoming Concerts to Get You Hyped

Music lovers are in for a treat! Beyoncé will kick off her much-anticipated Cowboy Carter Tour at SoFi Stadium on April 28, marking an exciting return to the stage. The tour has multiple stops in LA on May 4, May 7, and May 9, with tickets starting at a very friendly price of $45.

If you’re looking for something unique, there’s a tattoo art workshop hosted by the talented artist JJ on April 28 at Junior High Los Angeles. Additionally, for those who enjoy witty commentary on politics and pop culture, don’t miss Ziwe’s live show, “Ziwe’s America”, at The Belasco, running through May 3.

Art and Culture Scene

Art enthusiasts can explore Jon Rafman’s exhibition “Proof of Concept” at Spruth Magers, which delves into themes of artificial intelligence and digital culture, and the best part? Admission is free! Music fans should also mark their calendars for April 30, as Nikka Costa takes the stage at The Roxy after a two-year break.

A Little Bit of Sports and Community Fun

Irvine Regional Park on April 28! It’s an excellent opportunity to enjoy the beautiful California weather while getting some exercise. Plus, baseball fans won’t want to miss the Japanese Heritage Night watch party for the Dodgers game against the Marlins at Ovation Hollywood on April 30.

Classic Cinema and Culinary Delights

If you’re in the mood for some classic movie magic, there’s a screening of the beloved rom-com “Pillow Talk” at Los Feliz Theatre on April 29. Meanwhile, foodies can enjoy a five-course dinner celebrating Pali Wine Co.’s 20th anniversary at SOCALO for just $99!

Transportation on the Rise

New Sports Events on the Horizon

Fairgrounds in Pomona. Get ready to support six teams in both men’s and women’s events! Plus, the Olympics will feature a mixed-gender golf competition, which means teams will include one male and one female player from each nation. Talk about leveling the playing field!

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