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Los Angeles is hosting an array of weekend events from cultural festivals to outdoor activities. Key highlights include the Dine Out Pasadena, Garagiste Festival, and a Juneteenth Celebration. Families can enjoy the Great Big Family Fun Day and various free museum admissions. With entertainment options like the Hollywood Jane Revue and the Pride Sunset Swim, there’s something for everyone to enjoy throughout the city.
Los Angeles is set to host a variety of engaging weekend events from June 10 to 11, 2023. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy a mixed bag of celebrations, performances, and community activities that cater to all ages and interests. Whether you are looking for cultural festivities, outdoor fun, or entertainment options, there is something happening throughout the city.
The exciting activities kick off on Saturday, June 10, with the Dine Out Pasadena event which supports local eateries through outdoor dining on Union Street from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. This event allows patrons to savor a variety of culinary offerings without any admission fee.
In Glendale, the Garagiste Festival will showcase over 100 wines from local winemakers on Saturday, with tickets starting at $69.24. Local wine enthusiasts will appreciate the unique varieties on offer while discovering new flavors.
Also on Saturday, the Annual LA County Fair will take place in Pomona, running through the end of the month. Single-day tickets start at $18.50, allowing guests to indulge in rides, games, and attractions that the fair provides.
The OCMA 2025 California Biennial opens at the Orange County Museum of Art on Saturday, giving art lovers the opportunity to experience works that explore themes of adolescence and young adulthood. This exhibition promises to deliver thought-provoking insights into contemporary issues.
On Sunday, June 11, ActiveSGV will host an open streets event featuring a 5-mile route through Alhambra, San Gabriel, and South Pasadena from 3 to 8 p.m. This event invites community members to enjoy live music, food, and various family-friendly activities in a car-free environment.
The Juneteenth Celebration in Polliwog Park, Manhattan Beach will take place from 2 to 7 p.m. on Sunday, offering free admission, live music, food for purchase, and special vendors. This celebration will honor the significance of Juneteenth in an enjoyable and engaging atmosphere.
Those interested in unique performances can attend the Hollywood Jane Revue, which presents “Jurassic Peek,” a burlesque parody of Jurassic Park on Sunday at Crown City Dance in Pasadena. Ticket prices are set at $23.18 for this creative performance.
For a family-friendly experience, the Great Big Family Fun Day at The Autry Museum offers storytelling and live performances throughout the weekend, with tickets available for $7 to $33. This event emphasizes fun and learning for families attending the museum.
The “Bee Kind to Our Planet” event at Old Pasadena’s One Colorado runs from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Guests can enjoy eco-friendly activities, a plant workshop, and meet-ups with local beekeepers, all for free. This event aims to raise awareness of environmental issues and promote sustainable practices.
Sunday also sees the Museums of the Arroyo Day, during which six museums along the Arroyo Seco will offer free admission from noon to 5 p.m., allowing residents to explore local history and art without any cost.
Outdoor entertainment lovers can head to the Getty Center for a new summer series of free outdoor concerts starting Saturday with a tribute to John Coltrane. Meanwhile, visitors can also experience the Natural History Museum’s Butterfly Pavilion, open through August 24, where they can interact with butterflies in a beautifully curated space.
One of the highlights this weekend is the Hollywood Fringe Festival, which runs from June 12 through 29. This festival features hundreds of performances from emerging artists, showcasing affordability and accessibility in the performing arts throughout the expansive venues.
Additionally, the popular Pride Sunset Swim at the Annenberg Community Beach House on Saturday at 3 p.m. invites all for an enjoyable swim, with a small entrance fee of $10.
Rounding off activities is the open-air market at ROW DTLA, which showcases food vendors every Sunday as part of the Summer of Smorgasburg series, providing a vibrant environment highlighted by local culinary talent.
With a rich blend of entertainment, culture, and community events, this weekend in Los Angeles promises enjoyment and engagement for all attendees.
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