Come one come all to the circus of amusement that is the Good Humor show – an art and comedy show featuring chuckle-inducing artists and hilarious comics. Artists include- Michael Pukac,Davis Cooley, Adrienne Walker, Art Martinez, Cupcake Carnival and more artists than you can shake a stick at! Comics include: Matt Claybrooks, a writer for [...]
Aug 14, 2010 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: Adrianne Walker, Anthony Browning, Art Martinez, Cannibal Flower, Chas Byasse, Chris Rock, Culver City, Culver City art openings, Culver City art shows, Cupcake Carnival, David COoley, Delphia, Everybody Hates Chris, free beer, Good Humor art show, Hans Haveron, indie, John Park, Johnathan Bueno, L Croskey, Last Comic Standing, Los Angeles art opening, Los Angeles art show, Los Angeles artists, Los Angeles comedy, Los Angeles indie artists, Los Angeles indie comics, Matt Claybrooks, Michael Pukac, Mr. Numberwonderful, Nate Seubert, Paul Torres | Leave A Comment »
Had enough of the LA Zoo for one summer? With their live animals walking around on all 4′s? Come to Royal/T this Friday night, and experience an altogether different kind of zoo – The Nonlife Zoo. Not only is it a fun excuse to bring out your furry inclinations, it’ll also make you think about [...]
Aug 05, 2010 | Categories: Los Angeles, Parties | Tags: art exhibit, Cartz Royale, costume party, Culver City, Culver City art, Culver City art exhibit, Culver City art opening, DJ Daedelus, indie art, Kenny Scharf, LA Zoo, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art exhibit, Los Angeles art opening, Los Angeles indie art, Los Angeles indie artists, Los Angeles party, MollaSpace, museums, Nonlife Zoo, Royal T, Royal/T, Susan Hancock | Leave A Comment »
Ahh, the Museum of JurassicTechnology. Somewhere between the California Institute of Abnormal Arts and Victorian showcase, you occupy a space in which being comfortable with ambiguity is a requirement to ride the ride. News about how cool MTJ is has long spread from friend to friend, so I finally made a point to stop in [...]
May 23, 2010 | Categories: LAbuzz, Los Angeles | Tags: Culver City, Culver City galleries, indie, Los Angeles, museum, Museum of Jurassic Technology, Museum of Jurassic Technology in Culver City, museums on Venice Blvd, Romanian, side show, venice, Victorian, Victorian museum | 1 Comment »
Join Absinthe, Opium, and Magic for eleven of the most mysterious and magical nights in Culver City! The show runs Thursday thru Saturday from now until May 29. The winners of the LA Times Critic’s Choice and LA Weekly Go! are back in Venice at the Ivy Substation, presenting the famed Absinthe, Opium, and Magic [...]
May 10, 2010 | Categories: Culture, CULTURE | Tags: absinthe, art culture downtown la, Artwalk bars, bars in downtown la, Best of Downtown LA, Culture, Culture DTLA, Culver City, Downtown LA, Downtown la Culture, DTLA, DTLA artwalk, Grand Guignolers, Ivy Substation, LA Artwalk, LA Times, LA Weekly, LA Weekly Go!, Los angeles artwalk, Los Angeles interactive theater, Los Angeles theater, magic, Opium, Shanghai, Sing Sing girls, theater, Things to do at Artwalk, things to do DTLA, things to do in downtown la, venice | 1 Comment »
The Daydream Republic is hosting the “Don’t Quit Your Daydream” show this Saturday, May 7th from 8:30pm – 11pm. It’s an all-lady show, featuring five hilarious comediennes, over 20 lady artists, and more estrogen than you can shake a stick at. Because the list of comediennes is as-yet-unnamed, we can only imagine that there will [...]
May 05, 2010 | Categories: Art, CULTURE | Tags: art culture downtown la, art show, Artwalk bars, bars in downtown la, Best of Downtown LA, Cocktails, comedy show, Culture, Culture DTLA, Culver City, Culver City art, Culver City art scene, Culver City art show, cupcakes, Daydream Republic, downtown Culver City, Downtown LA, Downtown la Culture, DTLA, DTLA artwalk, LA Artwalk, Los Angeles art, Los Angeles art show, Los angeles artwalk, Things to do at Artwalk, things to do DTLA, things to do in downtown la | Leave A Comment »
Party with a cause on May 15 to help create earthquake awareness in Los Angeles at Royal-T in Culver City! Shake the quake! Party at Royal-T and help the world. 100% proceeds to benefit Build Change. Help create earthquake awareness in Los Angeles and bring the community together to support an amazing cause. Proceeds also [...]
Apr 29, 2010 | Categories: CULTURE, Parties | Tags: art culture downtown la, art scene, Artwalk bars, bars in downtown la, benefit party, Best of Downtown LA, Build Change, Culture, Culture DTLA, Culver City, Culver City art scene, Culver City nightlife, Culver City party, Downtown LA, Downtown la Culture, DTLA, DTLA artwalk, earthquake party, earthquake safety, earthquakes, LA Artwalk, Los Angeles, Los angeles artwalk, party, Royal T, Royal-T maids, Things to do at Artwalk, things to do DTLA, things to do in downtown la, underground | Leave A Comment »
“We awaken this spring Vitalized, by the knowledge that all possess the power to evolve and reinvent ourselves and the world around us. In a time when so much revolves around conflict or passivity, by tuning in, showing up, and making LIFE happen, we move everything forward. How will you Vitalize your life and the [...]
Apr 20, 2010 | Categories: Art | Tags: Aly Kourouma, Ando Pndlian, AquaVee, Area 33, art party, Bass Ritual, Brooke Benson Designs, Brooke Shaden, Celine Diano, Chris Rowland, Create: Fixate, Crystal Sylver, Culver City, Culver City art scene, Delevo Designs, Eduardo Castillo, George Jacob, George Sarah and String Trio, Gunner Johnson, Hans Haveron, Jason Macaya, Kerianne Connor, Los Angeles, Mads Christensen, Maes Jewelry Designs, Mario Canali, Mr. Caparro, OSS Animal Medicine Jewelry, Patrick Haemmerlein, Raffaele, Simone Schulz, The Loomer, underground, Victoria Reyna Designs, Walt Jones | Leave A Comment »
The 2nd Annual Beer Fest is on! Set for April 10, 2010, you can check out tons of brews for less than an average night at the bar…If you can drink 9 beers in 3 hours, and each beer is over $5. Easy and simple! Last year was the 1st Annual Beer Fest, spread out [...]
Mar 24, 2010 | Categories: DRINKS, EAT DRINK | Tags: 40 oz to Freedom, beer, Beer Fest, beer festival, Bud, Bud Light, Culver City, Culver City bars, Culver City beer, Fireman's Brew, Los Angeles, Los Angeles bars, Los Angeles beer, Los Angeles beer fest, Los Angeles events, Pabst, Petty Cash, Sony Studios | Leave A Comment »
If your love loves oddness, quirkiness, and/or tends to raise their eyebrows quizzically at stuff you’ve never heard of, he (or she) will fall head over heels for this enormous art space, retail store and cafe rolled into one. Stop by on Valentine’s Day for a special Japanese- and French-inspired four-course menu ($60 per person) [...]
Feb 09, 2010 | Categories: Culture | Tags: art show, Culver City, French Maids, gothic, japanese, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Valentine's Day, Royal T, Valentine's Day, wine pairing | 1 Comment »
We know there are some of you who can’t think of any good restaurants when pressed, and/or don’t want to put any effort into your Valentine’s Day date. Not because you don’t care, but because it’s just an all-out pain in the ass to find a restaurant that could/should impress your date, make a reservation, [...]
Feb 07, 2010 | Categories: EAT DRINK, FOOD, Parties, Play | Tags: Culver City, Los Angeles, Open Table, Ugo Wine Bar, Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day date, Valentines ideas Los Angeles, wine bars | Leave A Comment »
So us east-coasters love the occasional rainy day. We see it as a chance to go out and really connect with our outside surroundings and experience real weather, or an excuse to hide away at home without feeling the pressure of the constant sun to GO OUTSIDE!!! all the time. This particular rainy day was [...]
Jan 19, 2010 | Categories: EAT DRINK | Tags: cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, Culver City, Culver City wine bars, Culver City wines, food, LA wine, Los Angeles, Los Angeles wine bars, Los Angeles wines, Ugo, Ugo Wine Bar, underground, west side wine bars | Leave A Comment »
It’s what Baccanalia is all about – a swirling festival of art, live music, live painting, art installations, with cheese and wine flowing all around. The Daydream Republic has started off 2010 with a bang, moving into a bigger space at 4500 West Jefferson – remember the tiny gallery space they had in 2009 on [...]
Jan 12, 2010 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: art party, Bacchanal, Cannibal Flower, concert, Crystal Sylver, Culver City, Culver City art, Culver City art opening, Culver City nightlife, Daydream Republic, indie, John Culqui, Lane Shih, Laura Diamond, LC, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art party, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles concerts, Los Angeles events, Los Angeles music, Los Angeles nightlife, Mason Quality, Meterhead, Mr. Numberonderful, Music, NS David, Prince Parise, Projections/Orgone, Saturday, Shady Hasty, show, techno, Thinkspace, underground, Uri Averbuch, Vladimir Zimakov | Leave A Comment »
If you were at some other lame party besides Area 33′s awesome New Year’s Eve party, you really missed the boat. But not to worry, there’s always Chinese New Year to make up for any great partying you missed on New Year’s Eve. Chinese New Year at Area 33 is hosted by LA’s top techno [...]
Jan 12, 2010 | Categories: Art, Parties | Tags: 99 High Art Collective, Area 33, burner party, Burning Man, Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year dance parties, Chinese New Year Los Angeles, Chinese New Year parties, Culver City, dance parties, Firecracker Run, Los Angeles dance party, techno, techno house | Leave A Comment »
In my estimation, Area 33 was the place to be for NYE in LA. At any point in the night. This new venue in Culver City seems like it could very well be the replacement Space Island, or at least that’s what I hoped. Space Island was such a cool venue, with 3 separate DJ [...]
Jan 02, 2010 | Categories: Culture, Music | Tags: Area 33, art party, burners, Burning Man, Culver City, dance party, DJ, DJ Imagika, live DJs, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles burners, Los Angeles Burning Man, Los Angeles concerts, Los Angeles dance party, Los Angeles music, Los Angeles parties, New Year's Eve, Space Island, underground, underground parties | Leave A Comment »
The Next Aid Benefit down at the Marrakesh House last weekend was a benefit not to be missed. Proceeds went to a great cause, supporting youth orphaned by AIDS in Africa, specifically in education and business development. More about their projects below, but first, let’s party! The Marrakesh House is a sustainable luxury house/venue sitting [...]
Dec 05, 2009 | Categories: Culture | Tags: benefit, Brazilian dancers, Comedy Central, Culver City, DJ, eco-friendly, House, lifestlye, Los Angeles, Louie Vega, Marrakesh, Next Aid, NextAid, Rainbow Acres, Raul Campos, Santa Monica, sustainable architecture, sustainable lifestyle, sustainable living, Tia's Bakery, vegan, Whitney Cummings, Whole Foods | Leave A Comment »
Indie Collective Gallery is presenting “Everyday Plagues,” an exhibition of new works on paper and objects by artist Susan Arena. Arena’s latest work reveals the underlying anxiety present in everyday life and relationships. Influenced by an obsession with folk art, Arena uses non “monumental” materials such as handmade paper, bits of cast-off clothing, wallpaper and [...]
Nov 18, 2009 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: Art, art party, Collective, Culver City, Culver City art, Culver City art opening, Culver City art show, December art opening, drawing, Everyday Plagues, Gulbin Yavuz, indie, Indie Collective Gallery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles art opening, Los Angeles art scene, painting, show, Susan Arena | Leave A Comment »
For all you Facebookers (Facebookians? Facebookites?) the LA Buzz Blog is now on Facebook! Become a fan today and get to-the-minute updates of all our awesome posts. By becoming a fan of Facebook, you’ll finally be “that kid”, the one on the block who always knows of the newest and most cutting-edge music, arts & [...]
Nov 15, 2009 | Categories: LAbuzz | Tags: art party, Beverly Hills, Culver City, dance clubs, Downtown LA, downtown Los Angeles, Echo Park, Facebook, Fashion, food, Highland Park, hip-hop, Inglewood, LA State Historic Park, live music, Los Angeles art, Los Angeles art scene, Los Angeles bars, Los Angeles clubs, Los Angeles concerts, Los Angeles events, Los Angeles live music, Los Angeles music, Los Angeles nightlife, Los Angeles Restaurants, Museum Mile, Music, nightlife, S.O.U.P Kitchen, Santa Monica, silverlake, social network, southern California, venice, Viper Room, West Hollywood | Leave A Comment »
First of all, Ugo has three parts, as far as we can tell – there’s a casual cafe, a more upscale restaurant, and a cozy little wine bar. They’re all right next to each other, so if you mistakenly walk into one, the oh so friendly and cheerful hostesses will direct you to the right [...]
Sep 27, 2009 | Categories: EAT DRINK | Tags: Culver City, Culver City restaurants, Culver City wine bar, fine dining, fine wine, Los Angeles, small plates, Ugo, Ugo Cafe, vending machine wine, wine bar | 1 Comment »
Different people tend to hear different influences in bands. In a previous post, I called an influence I thought Mickey Avalon bit off of like was starving, and a reader cocked their eyebrow up and said, “WTF?!?!?!” So even though I could see how LA chill-rappers Bluffington Hights could sound like 311, here’s the thing [...]
Jun 09, 2009 | Categories: Music, Parties | Tags: 311, Atmosphere, Big Dave, Bluffington Hights, chill, Culver City, Goodnight Insomniacs, Industry Cafe, Los Angeles, Music, Paul Ortega, S.O.U.P Kitchen, Saturday, What's Their Name | Leave A Comment »
So we’ve got a soft spot for Gorilla Moonshine! First of all, it’s these guys (see above), playing the funkiest SoCal beats since Sublime thought it would be a good idea to start a band. Gorilla Moonshine’s got heart, and you can hear it right through their recordings. Live, they’re a whole ‘nother funktastic animal, [...]
Jun 09, 2009 | Categories: Music, Parties | Tags: Big Dave, Cafe, Culver City, Gorilla Moonshine, Guess Who, Industry, S.O.U.P Kitchen, Sublime, Washington Blvd | Leave A Comment »
If you haven’t heard of What’s Their Name? coming out of La Crescenta, you are missing entirely too much. This duo, comprised of Thad and Mike, has been rocking socks for too long to remember. They play the occasional gig, you know, because sometimes being awesome takes a lot more time than one might think; [...]
May 27, 2009 | Categories: Culture, Music | Tags: Big Dave, Culver City, Dirty Liars, Industry Cafe, Jazz, S.O.U.P Kitchen, What's Their Name | 1 Comment »
