July 24 - July 25: Roaming Ice Cream Bar-ty
Location: Venice Beach Boardwalk
Address: Windward Ave, Venice, CA 90291
Time: 12pm - 6pm
July 26: Hunt for the Golden Stick-et
Location: Santa Monica Pier
Address: 200 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Time: 12pm - 6pm
The Great Summer Bar Drop is headed to a city near you! Come see us for NEW Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Bar giveaways and all the chunk-tastic shenanigans our roller skates can handle. Plus, join the Hunt for the Golden Stick-et for your chance to WIN a year of FREE Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Bars! These events are not ticketed, just show up and vibe with us!
Set in the near future, the film explores grief, memory, and the evolving relationship between technology and humanity through the story of a couple faced with an extraordinary loss. Following the screening, Koreeda will discuss the film’s Japanese cultural influences, his creative process, and the themes that shape this thought-provoking new work.
Before the show, each comedian secretly packs a backpack full of strange and random props. The improvisers exchange backpacks onstage at the beginning of the show and then must use and justify why ‘they’ brought each of the various props on the “trip.”
All edible props must be consumed by the unfortunate soul who pulls it out.
TICKETS: $35 Advance TIX: (1) TIX for (1) Doombuggie - Good for Up to (2) Riders!
Christian Marclay’s The Clock returns to LACMA Saturday, July 25, 7 pm, through Sunday, July 26, 7 pm. It's been over a decade already, since, it was in LA.
The amazing piece of work might be on par with getting into the Criterion Closet for a cinephile. Having logged in check it out for a few minutes or as long as it can grab your attention. Christian Marclay’s The Clock depicts time ( in real time) from clips of cinema and television. Thousands of clips showcase time accurately as though you were checking your watch. And, it's not available online.
Now, LACMA is only staying open 24 hours twice during this run. So, some clips will be harder to see and apparently it never repeats itself in that 24 hour cycle which is kind of insane.
It's costing you the same as admission to the museum and on top of that reservation don't mean jack as it's a first come, first served situation. You'll be in a faster line with membership, but if someone can seat watching all the clock clips they won't be ask to leave.
Hall of Science (HSCI) building California State University,
Tour the Shark Lab
Learn about the latest Shark Lab Science and Technology
Interact with live marine animals
Participate in Sharks and Crafts
Q&A with Dr. Chris Lowe, director of the Shark Lab
July 28, 2026, 3:00 P.M.
The Michelle & Kevin Douglas IMAX Theater, RZC 119, Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts, 3131 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007
A group of troubled teenagers are led by social workers on a California wilderness retreat, not knowing that the woods they are camping in have become infested by mutated, blood-sucking ticks.
Check out this ugly-a$$ posters for Evangelion. Not sure why GKids thought that was good marketing, but also don't get why these are being shown in the middle of the week. These two movies, subbed, are compilations of the original series. The second film giving us a alternate ending that ranks as one of the most utterly insane visuals in anime history.
* When looking up screenings, no one seems to care for the first film, just like it's always been.
12pm - 6pm
Exhibit A Gallery
1056 S Fairfax Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90019
An exhibition and sale of limited-edition Gintama art, officially licensed by TV TOKYO.
A
diverse collection of artwork comes together, featuring pop-style
character art, pieces using traditional Japanese "haku" (metal leaf),
and high-impact "CONVERGE ART."
Experience the one of a kind
world of Gintama, reimagined through the unique artistic vision of
GAAAT, exclusively at the exhibition venue.
Sun July 26, 2026
2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Location
JAPAN HOUSE Salon, Level 5
$20 (incl. taxes and etc.)
Join us for the 60th anniversary celebration this July at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles with special episode screenings, a feature documentary, and an exclusive filmmakers’ panel honoring Ultraman’s far-reaching legacy.
Skirball Cultural Center
Los Angeles, CA 90049
FREE admission
Walk-up tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Seating will be limited. Dancing will be plentiful.
A new standalone summer concert series for LA County Parks, produced by NextFest LA
Now - August 29, 2026
Online reservations will be available about three weeks before each concert on Getty’s website, with the ticket release dates available now on the calendar. On the day of each concert, attendees can catch a DJ in the courtyard at 6 p.m., pack a picnic or enjoy Getty drinks and snacks, and explore the art galleries and current exhibitions before the main artist begins at 7:30 p.m.
stories about the UCB and before they hit the big time.
244 S. San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Free Entry, Family Friendly Beer Garden, No Pets.
Smorgasburg is the largest weekly open-air food market in America, with markets in Los Angeles attracting 50,000 people each weekend to eat from a hundred local vendors.
