Union Station Celebrates 85 Years with a Full Calendar of Art & Festivities

This year, Los Angeles Union Station will celebrate 85 years of being a vibrant symbol of Downtown Los Angeles. To commemorate this milestone, the Station will continue to energize the…

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For the Love of Art: LA Art Show Returns to the LA Convention Center

Creatives rejoice! The LA Art Show’s DIVERSEartLA program has returned to the Los Angeles Convention Center, promising a captivating exploration of memory, humanity, and the world’s newest art form, AI.…

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Aristocratix: The Art Show with Balls— Literally

You’ve heard of “eyes wide shut,” but the Aristocratix interactive art show celebrating everything nude is more like “eyes wide open.” Brought to DTLA by the same curators of the…

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Romance Without the Risk: RealMe Hooks Up the Future of Online Dating with Safer, Trusted Connections

RealMe is a platform that isn’t merely responding to the crisis—it’s attempting to reshape the very fabric of online dating by providing safer, trusted connections. We’ve all been there, scrolling…

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Saying Goodbye: A Celebration of Life for Alan Nishio – Long-Time Community Activist, Leader, and Friend

Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) mourns the passing of Alan Nishio, their longest-tenured board president, iconic community leader, wise mentor, and deeply cherished friend. After battling cancer for over 17…

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Have the Curtains Closed on Broadway?

All seemed well until late last year when news and social media reports about The Ace Hotel, United Artist Theatre, Globe Theatre, and Clifton’s Republic—beloved hotel and entertainment venues being…

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Intersection of Memory, Humanity, and AI – LA Art Show Set to Return to Downtown Los Angeles

The LA Art Show, LA’s largest and longest-running art fair, returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center February 14-18, 2024. Beyond the breathtaking art, this year’s pioneering new program DIVERSEartLA…

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