Kristopher Gee

LOS ANGELES — Food Access LA runs eight farmers in the LA area, including locations at Echo Park and Crenshaw, which have seen a significant decline in traffic over the last year.

LOS ANGELES — Part of the PST: Art and Science Collide art initiative, " Sinks: Places We Call Home " highlights communities impacted by sites contaminated by industrial manufacturing.

A collaboration between Cape Town's Baxter Theater and Handspring Puppet Company, the visionaries behind “War Horse” and “Little Amal,” the production

“Gladiator II” and “Wicked” are being dubbed “Glicked” by some who are seeing parallels with 2023's dual release of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” which together were a box office juggernaut.

LOS ANGELES — Doug Aitken's " Lightscape " premiered at Walt Disney Concert Hall on Nov. 16 and will move to the Marciano Art Foundation as an installation from Dec. 17 to March 15, 2025.

It looks at alternative international sci-fi cinema

LOS ANGELES — Formed in 1983 during the height of the AIDS crisis, The West Coast Singers LGBTQ+ Chorus is supported by LA County Department of Arts and Culture and the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.

LOS ANGELES — Founded by Seiichi Kito, Fugetsu-Do has been a family-owned and operated confectionery store in Little Tokyo since 1903, specializing in Japanese rice cakes, more commonly known as mochi.

It's one of the most expansive art events in the world, reaching from San Diego to Santa Barbara, and from Lancaster to Palm Springs.

A Holiday Called Home: A Skid Row Celebration is on Dec. 21