Art and Culture

It’s a big festival weekend, with music, family activities, dinos, food, and summer-ending joy in store.

The significant “screen-matched” prop is one of the treasures on the Propstore pop culture auction.

Illuminated installations will add bright splendor to the Exposition Park institution.

The destination’s Haunted Mansion Holiday, autumnal decorations, and fall treats are fan favorites.

Talk about a great summer-ender: Stroll around the community, take in galleries, and soak in uplifting works.

Make for Hollywood Boulevard Rodney Drive and Vermont Avenue and soak in the lively community celebration.

Music Will is the largest nonprofit music program in American schools and aims to make music education accessible for all students. Chief Growth Officer Janice Polizzoto spoke to NBC 7 about her nonprofit dedication to bringing music to all students.

The Head in the Clouds festival brought musicians, some popular in their home countries in Asia, and some already seasoned on American stages to Los Angeles this past weekend in an event that celebrates Asian performers, culture and community.

The two-weekend event, a Little Tokyo tradition, features the Grand Parade, Taiko drumming, and the JX Matsuri carnival.

And we do mean “buzzes”: The interactive adventure will enter “The Den of the Mosquito” starting Sept. 17.

K-Pop, Korean fashion, fab food, and “All Things Hallyu” are part of the joy of the huge DTLA convention.

Marionette people, get stoked: The Highland Park theater’s fall-time fun time is a tradition beloved by many.

From Chinatown basements to living rooms, offices to bars, mahjong is everywhere in the city — and there’s more than one way to play.

The Santa Ysabel property is known for its sinuous lines, artistic flair, and organic oomph.

The Runway Fashion Show, a Festival of Arts tradition, takes whimsical reuse to the stylish limit.

Mahjong may look complicated, but the basics are straightforward. Learn how to arrange the tiles, take a turn, build a winning hand and declare “mahjong” in a traditional Chinese-style game.

This event is canceled.

“Christian Marclay: The Clock” features film and TV clips featuring the exact time the viewer is experiencing, over a whole day.

Calling ‘bookish folk’ of SoCal: The LA Indie Book Crawl is lit with prizes, fun

Trick roping is on the spirited schedule, and the chance to learn how to country line dance, too.