Scoop Palm Springs Ice Cream Festival: One Should Pass A Spoon

By Jonathan Bilski

 

 

 

One wondered if ten scoops would be enough with twenty different ice cream vendors to choose from. Surely, one would still want more ice cream. Surely. 

 

One was wrong. 

 

The Second Annual Scoop Palm Springs Ice Cream Festival had more than enough ice cream to fill one up on an empty stomach. Sweet, savory, fruity and you know chocolate danced on one's tongue before being gulped down one's gullet. All on a rather oddly cloudy Palm Springs day in its downtown park. As a DJ played loud beats from underneath Marylin Monroe thighs; one cruised from booth to booth trying many amazing local cold flavors.

 

Gelato Grannuci and Gelato A Go-Go had a home-front advantage and were also walking distance from the park. The former, a more fancy looking place and the latter, a more freewheeling fun vibe. Both tasty and sweet treats started one off with their Italian take on ice cream.

 

One, then tried, Idyllwild Ice Cream's Campfire Caramel Oreo. Possibly too sweet. A flavor from SHOP(PE), maybe Ube calmed one down. A lime treat from Nieves el Poblano; one started to feel the weight of all the flavors. Off to Breem to try whatever they had concocted. Oh no, how much is Handel's giving out! Ooof! Oh Hannah Banana from Mr. Freeze you're too much.

The longest line we encountered was for Mucho Churror Mucho Cafe. SoCal people and one love fresh made churros. You could get a shot of espresso or chocolate with a fresh fried churro over at their booth.

 Now, the ice cream was getting to one. Even suffering a brain freeze would not slow one down.

 

What stops one in their tracks and after so many other flavors was hard to believe. Brandini Toffe's simple mix of vanilla and chocolate won one over. The simple creaminess of the vanilla mixed with chocolate and a bit of Brandini Toffe's was just perfect. Sometimes the most simple thing done so well, can be your favorite. And, this one was.

 

If one is to believe Google, that's not what judges of the fest thought was the best though, as you can see Kreem's Chocolate Abuelita stealing the ice cream award.

 

• 1st Place: Kreem (Palm Springs) – Chocolate Abuelita (rich Mexican chocolate ice cream with cinnamon and a touch of cayenne pepper)
• 2nd Place: La Dolce Piccola (Palm Desert) – Caramel Apple Cheesecake
• 3rd Place: Idyllwild Ice Cream – Campfire Caramel Oreo

 

One now knows ten tastes are more than enough @ Scoop Palm Springs and to possibly pace one's self with so much ice cream.

 

Metro Free Rides Election Day Tuesday Nov 3rd

 

"Ready to cast your ballot? Metro is offering FREE rides on our buses, trains, Metro Bike Share and Metro Micro on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Here’s how to ride free:

• Metro buses and trains: No fares will be collected on Election Day.

• Metro Bike Share: Get a free 30-minute ride by selecting “1-Ride” in the app, online or at a kiosk and entering 110326 at checkout. A credit or debit card is required. Additional charges apply to rides longer than 30 minutes.

• Metro Micro: book your free trip with the Micro app, available for free in the Apple App Store and Google Play. No code is needed for a free ride. "

Halloween Hype: Check Out Our Halloween Guide, Krueger Cancelled? Scary Pizza & Mouthwashing Movie?

 

 

 

 Don't forget, use the TTDILA's Annual Halloween Guide for any other Halloween thing

 

 The Jack-O'-Lantern Pizza has made its annual return to Papa Johns for Halloween 2026. Get it until Nov 1st, price varies by location.

 

 

Don't tell me what I can or can't watch. The horror genre has been around longer than you Keyboard warriors. No, Freddy Krueger is not a good person but (spoiler); a lot of fictional characters aren't either! Horror is supposed to test you. If you don't like it, dont watch it. https://t.co/3V6f6mYj3g

— Creepy Duck Design (@creepyduckart) October 28, 2026

A strange trend of trying to cancel fictional slasher Freddy Krueger has entered the online forum.

Read more about it below. 

Why Is TikTok Trying To Cancel 'Freddy Krueger'? The Cancel Culture Discourse Surrounding The 'A Nightmare On Elm Street' Villain Explained

‘Freddy Krueger Is Being Canceled’? This Whole Debate Is Exhausting

 

The creepy PS1-graphics space madness psychological thriller, Mouthwashing, is now out on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, XBOX Series X|S, XBOX One, XBOX on PC, and XBOX Game Pass for console and PC just in time for Halloween. On Sale on Steam too as of writing this. It initially came out to PC in 2024.

Somehow it's becoming a movie with Karyn Kusama (Jennifer's Body) as director and Scott Derrickson,(The Black Phone) producing. After playing it for a bit of it, it'll be interesting to see how it can be adapted to the big screen. 

‘Mouthwashing’ Video Game Adaptation in the Works From Scott Derrickson, Karyn Kusama (Exclusive)

Hershey's Pinky Up: Fire Your Campaign Manager

fire your campaign manager https://t.co/usBvCt9lLB

— winny (@winternet) October 24, 2026

No truer words about chocolate marketing we're ever written. We took the extra time, as we're sure no one else would, to look up if there was an ad campaign for Hershey's utterly baffling A.I. looking mural that went up in Abbot Kinney. Sadly, there was, but it doesn't truly help that the ad campaign is as interesting as the new flavors of chocolate it introduces.

Directed by Ukrainian music video director Tanu Muiño, the commercial for the new flavors features ladies from LA based girl group Katseye. Which is another wrinkle in the campaign as the commercial takes place on a subway car associated with New York. LA does have a Metro line, but you don't think of the subway when you think of LA.

Pinky Up has a different association with the group that we're not going over here. For the commoner or anyone who has not paid any attention to them "pinky up" is a sign of being fancy and for the upper crust. Not a great feature to impose on people casually eating chocolate.

This campaign requires too much for the average consumer to care. And, it's especially weird when elements like Kateye isn't even present on the above mural or even people other than just their hands basically saying, "RICH PEOPLE CANDY BARS!" Once again, just a baffling mural for anyone just walking around LA or just seeing it on the Internet.

 via Ads and Hershey's 

 

Tom the postgirl Review: It Feels Like Someone's Watching Me, And I Have No Privacy

 By Jonathan Bilski

Dear Tom,

Why are you such a little freak? You delivered my package crazily knocking on my door way too much. Not getting the hint to leave when I slammed it in your face you stuck around. Then, you peeked through every window, vent, blind, keyhole and crack in the wall-note to self, get that patched- to my dismay. You're nothing more than a peeping-Tom, guuurrlll! You best check yourself, before you deliver a package to my abode again. And, the neighbors seems to agree with me.

Love, 

Man who wears furry costume in private and looks at jars of things, we made eye contact.

Oh Europe, what have you given us now? A point-n-click adventure of an annoying little brat-that's you-who is looking at every-bodies secrets while delivering mail. Put this in a bundle with Thank Goodness You're Here!, except you're trying to help people in that one. Thank Goodness is a lot more polished than this one, but the charm of this is trying to figure out what is going on. In Postgirl, your just helping yourself to stalk everyone. You play as Tom a mischievous little lady who likes two things: delivering mail, stealing and spying on people... you like three things. It's kind of hazy, because the game gets weird real fast.

What might start off as a kind of cozy but weird adventure of delivering packages becomes a much
stranger and more adult themed adventure. Yeah, this is not for kids with the nudity and some adult humor, which I totally loved. If your older and a have a few hours, the games not that long, then you're in for a silly adventure to click away at and write scribbly on.

It looks like a children's book, but no kid should every read it. Not with what's going on at the farm or really anywhere. Before and after you deliver mail you can peer into people's homes and see what they're up to. That's the real fun of the game, spying on people, seeing how weird they are. That and being a jerk as you may have a penchant for a five-finger discount, but a lot of that is a decision you want to make to complete side quests. You can be a goody two-shows, but that might not be as fun an adventure. And, you're already a bit of a perv spying on everyone.

I don't want to go into detail, because the real fun of the game is discovery or perving out? Spying might be a better way to say it. Yeah, spying on people. 

Be the pervert you've always wanted to be and spy on your neighbors with no repercussions like you would in real life. 

Tom the postgirl! is out on Steam and Switch starting today Oct 29

Tom the postgirl was provided by publisher for review purposes.

Scares This Week: It's The Big One, Halloween Is Here This Weekend!

 

 

 

 Don't forget TTDILA's Annual Halloween Guide for even more to do.

 

Here's the parties, shows and events in time for Halloween. Go through the guide for everything happening.

 

"From Thursday, October 29 through Saturday, October 31, guests of the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride will get the ride of their life as they travel from the parking lot to the world-famous Halloween event in Griffith Park.

Filled with surprises and special effects, riders will have the opportunity to capture the moment through photo and video experiences, leaving with shareable memories, reaction clips, and giveaway items. The haunted hearse experience runs 6pm – 11pm PT from Thursday through Saturday." via BD

 

Wicked Lit 2026: La Llorona and The Headless Horseman  

Oct 29-Nov 2

Chance Theater
@ Bette Aitken theater arts Center
5522 E. La Palma Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92807

$ 

Composed of fully-produced adaptations of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Las Lloronas, La Placita of Curiosities (a Halloween-themed arts and artisan fair), and an interactive Wicked Lit museum, live music, and custom cocktails at our fully-stocked bar, Wicked Lit 2026: La Llorona and The Headless Horseman is the can’t miss event of the autumnal season.

Tales from the Crypt Live
October 29, 9:00 pm

Dynasty Typewriter

$

Captured Aural Phantasy Theater presents its patented live read performances of classic "Tales from the Crypt" comic book horror stories to add a little thrill to your Halloween season. Featuring live readings of spine-tingling comic book tales, projections, live music, a little magic and haunting songs from our ethereal chanteuse.

 

Shitty Movie Club Presents: Troll 2

Thursday, October 29
7:30 PM - 9:45 PM

Clifton's

21+, $12

 

 An Italian crew that didn't speak English filmed a movie about goblins in Utah in 1989, then decided after the fact to make it an unlicensed sequel to a recent horror movie called Troll. It has become one of the most famous Shitty Movies ever, and it is a rare 

Hercules vs Vampires
Oct 30 - 31, 2026
The United Theater on Broadway 

$ 

This Halloween, LA Opera joins forces with the United Theater on Broadway for an only-in-LA collision of opera, orchestra, cult cinema and unabashed camp.

Hercules vs. Vampires is a musical reimagining of Mario Bava's 1961 sword-and-sandal cult classic Hercules in the Haunted World, starring former Mr. Universe Reg Park—an early mentor to Arnold Schwarzenegger—alongside the legendary Christopher Lee (Lord of the Rings, Dracula,   Star Wars).

Patrick Morganelli's original score adds live singers and orchestra to Mario Bava's gloriously lurid fantasy, making an already over-the-top movie even more over the top. It's high art meets high camp, with equal parts beef and cheese.

Red All Night
Fri, Oct 30, 2026 at 8 pm
The Nimoy
1262 Westwood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90024

$ 

What starts as a traditional slasher set in suburbia takes a psychedelic turn when one of the victims escapes into an eerie forest inhabited by monstrous plant life.

 

The Dark Wedding

Friday, October 30-Monday, November 2  •  7 PM-2 AM

The Sanctuary at Clifton's Los Angeles, CA

 $65.87

Be our guest at a haunted matrimony. A night of immersive dining, deadly toasts, shadowy dances, and unforgettable terror.

 

Silly Gilly & Friends - The Halloween Show
Friday, Oct 30, 2026
Show: 8:00PM 

Largo at the Coronet
366 N La Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles, CA, 90048

$50

 

Silly Gilly & Friends is a live improv show hosted by Gil Ozeri where each performance is built around a strange twist - like 

 

 

 

Spookysburg 
October 31st, 10:00am - 4:00pm

Smorgasburg LA
777 S Alameda Street
Los Angeles, CA 90021
Free Entry

Join KCRW and Smorgasburg LA for an out-of-this-world day filled with family fun and U.F.O (Unlimited Food Options)! Young and young-at-heart alike are invited to enjoy the intergalactic delights of this KCRW Family Day at Spookysburg.

Come dressed up for a costume contest and parade, join story time with Holy Pepperoni, groove to seasonal tunes with KCRW DJs Tyler “Boogie” Boudreaux and LUXXURY, and get creative with hands-on art activities. Plus, make costumes.

 

 

HALLOWEEN-O-THON @ the Los Angeles Theatre movie palace

Saturday, October 31, 2026 

Los Angeles Theatre
615 South Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90014

$18 - $119

 

Four Halloween classics, 10a Hocus Pocus 115p Ghostbusters 5p The Exorcist 8p The Shining then a 1030p spooky movie palace after party.

 

 

 

Haunted Little Tokyo Block Party
Saturday 10.31.26
4:00PM - Midnight 

Secret Little Tokyo location
21+

 

The Little Tokyo Ghost Club invites you to the 10th Annual Haunted Little Tokyo Block Party — DJs, drinks, food, and a costume contest.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval

Saturday, October 31, 2026

The Halloween Carnaval is free to attend and will take place on Friday, October 31, 2026, 6-11 p.m., on Santa Monica Boulevard/Historic Route 66 between N. Doheny Drive and N. La Cienega Boulevard.

In the heart of West Hollywood’s Rainbow District, the Halloween Carnaval will feature a stage at the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and N. San Vicente Boulevard with a live DJ, food trucks and thousands of wildly dressed Halloween revelers for an only-in-West Hollywood experience.

There will also be Halloween celebrations at bars, restaurants, entertainment venues and hotels throughout the city!

 

Carnaval-goers are encouraged to get into the Halloween spirit and show off their costumes by uploading photos to social media with the hashtag #wehohalloween (and don’t forget to tag @wehocity and @visitweho).

 

Museum After Dark
Sat, Oct 31, 2026 | 7pm PT
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures

Regular admission: $45. Members $40. Screening only: starts at $5

 

Celebrate Halloween at the Academy Museum with a goth-themed after-hours party: cocktails, tarot readings, a special guest, and a screening of The Craft (1996).

 

 

called Troll. It has become one of the most famous Shitty Movies ever, and it is a rare opportunity to see it publicly in Los Angeles.

 

LVVDLL’s Night of Sinister Seduction

Saturday, Oct. 31 (7 pm doors)

It's been moved to Dec 5th !

Fox Theater Pomona (301 S. Garey Ave.) in Downtown Pomona

Starting at $45 (21+)

 

Wrestling stars Xtreme Tiger, Dinámico, and Super Astro Jr., alongside fan favorites Los Crazy Chickens and Los Chupacabra; Burlesque Hall of Fame titleholder Lou Lou la Duchesse de Rière (Miss Exotic World 2022); award-winning burlesque and fire performer Lily Misfit; aerialist and fire performer Scarlett Divine; and L.A.-based burlesque artist Lady Mara Lou making her LVVDLL debut.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W Hollywood presents Hollywood Horror Story

Sat, Oct 31, 2026, 9:00 PM - 2:00 AM PDT
6250 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028

21+

$ 

 

Join us for Hollywood Horror Story—a spooky Halloween party filled with creepy vibes & killer beats on October 31st at W Hollywood Rooftop.

 

 

Plaza México Celebrates ‘Festival Día de los Muertos”
Saturday, October 31, 2026 

Plaza Mexico 3100 E Imperial Hwy, Lynwood, CA 90262 Entrance + Parking: free, family-friendly, pet friendly all are welcome. Bring your lawn chairs.

 

The festivities will begin with a traditional Aztec dance ceremony and blessing honoring our ancestral roots, followed by live mariachi music, entertainment, and giveaways hosted by Jose Radio DJ GeeGee.

Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and participate in the Kids and Adults Costume Contests. The celebration will also feature cultural exhibits, altars honoring Día de Muertos traditions, and trick-or-treat stops hosted by participating Plaza México tenants for the kids.

Lastly, community altars by Fundación Jalisco will be placed throughout the plaza.

 

Fowler Festival: Día de los Muertos
The Fowler Museum at UCLA Los Angeles, CA
Sunday, November 1  •  1 PM - 4:30 PM

Free, Reserve a spot 

 

Celebrate Día de los Muertos at the Fowler with artmaking, mini ofrendas, and live music by Mariachi Alta California.

Celebrate the Fowler Museum’s annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration with artist Maria Elena Cruz and honor loved ones who have passed away through hands-on artmaking, music, and community gathering. Create your own mini ofrendas (shrines/offerings) and colorful sugar skull piñatas, discover the exhibitions on view, enjoy light refreshments, and close the afternoon with a live performance by Mariachi Alta California.

 

Weekly What To Do: There's Always Anime, Aliens & Ice Cream

If you want more on Halloween stuff head to the TTDILA's Annual Halloween Guide

 

O.V.A. Night – Vol. II

Thu, Oct 29 @ 8:00 pm

Brain Dead Studios
$14.50

Brain Dead Studios presents O.V.A. Night, a surprise screening of obscure anime rarely seen on the big screen.

O.V.A. (Original Video Animation) emerged in Japan during the home video boom of the 1980s. Released directly to home video, OVAs gave animators the freedom to work outside the usual restrictions of television and theatrical releases, opening the door to stranger stories, bigger ideas, and imagery that could never have made it onto TV. The result was some of the most ambitious, violent, experimental, and downright bizarre anime of the era.

Los Angeles Comic Con
Friday, October 30th - Sunday, November 1st
Los Angeles Convention Center $tarting at $49.00 and up

The LA Comic-Con returns Halloween weekend. It always has one or two really great panels as it is LA based. Plus, cosplay is probably gonna be up with Halloween happening during it.

 

 

GODZILLA INVADES LITTLE TOKYO 2026 

Oct 31st-Nov 15th

Little Tokyo 

 

Godzilla returns to Little Tokyo with a special Godzilla Pop-Up Shop and special screening of a classic Godzilla film.

 

 🛍️ 【GODZILLA POP-UP SHOP 2026】
📅 Oct 31 – Nov 15, 2026 (Closed Tuesdays)
📍 Anime Jungle Pop-Up Space
Shop U.S. early releases, event-exclusive sofubi figures, limited apparel, and special purchase bonuses (tote bags & posters)!

 

Celebrating the classic "Terror of Mechagodzilla" (1975) with an exclusive film screening, special guest panel, and limited merch!
🎬 【SPECIAL FILM SCREENING & PANEL】
📅 Sunday, Nov 1, 2026 (Doors open at 12:00 PM)
📍 JANM Tateuchi Democracy Forum
🎫 Tickets: $25.00
✨ Every ticket includes a FREE exclusive B2-size commemorative poster!

Join us for an exclusive talk show and Q&A session with actress Tomoko Ai immediately following the screening, where she will share unforgettable behind-the-scenes stories from her iconic role as Katsura Mafune and her experiences working on classic Japanese tokusatsu productions!
Special Signing Event:
Following the screening, an autograph signing session will be held at the Godzilla Pop-Up Shop!
Signing Event Fee: $21.00 (Cash Price: $20.00)

 

"Weird Al" Yankovic: UHF Live-to-Screen with Orchestra and Live Q&A

Sat Oct 31, 2026 • 8:00 PM
Greek Theatre (Los Angeles)
2700 N Vermont Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90027

$$ 

 

UHF Live-to-Screen with Orchestra and Live Q&A with “Weird Al” Yankovic and Special Guests

It’s been 37 years in the making! “Weird Al” Yankovic is bringing his classic comedy UHF back to the big screen for one night only at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeleson Saturday, October 31. And for the first time ever,  the film’s original score will be performed live on stage by a full orchestra, conducted by none other than the score’s composer John Du Prez, accompanying the film. 

And to polish off the night, following the movie there will be a Q&A with Weird Al and special surprise guests!

 

 

The Second Annual Scoop Palm Springs Ice Cream Festival, powered by Hollandia Dairy

Sunday, November 1st, 12 to 4 p.m. 

Downtown Park, Palm Springs

General Admission tickets are $35 and include ten 2-ounce tastings, equivalent to
approximately four full scoops. Tickets are shareable with friends and family and include access
to festival entertainment and activities.
The Scoop Collective is $70 and includes all General Admission benefits plus exclusive
collaborations, special treats and festival extras not available elsewhere at Scoop Palm Springs.
Space is limited.

 
Scoop Palm Springs has two new features this year: the first time Scoop Palm Springs Best Flavor of the Year competition and The Scoop Collective, a limited experience featuring exclusive local
collaborations.

For the first time, participating frozen treat makers will enter one of their flavors for the chance to
be named Scoop Palm Springs Best Flavor of the Year. During the festival, David Cox of Dining
with the Davids will guide a panel of judges through a live taste test of the competing flavors.

 

 

Recent Alien Abductions

November 1, 2026 – November 22, 2026

Sacred Fools Theater Company at The Broadwater Theater Complex

1076 Lillian Way, Los Angeles, CA 90038

$ 

 

This West Coast premiere serves as a centerpiece for Sacred Fools' landmark 30th-anniversary season, celebrating three decades of bringing eclectic, profound, and highly engaging theatrical work to the Los Angeles community. A 2017 Humana Festival hit commissioned by Playwrights Horizons, Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas's play is a gripping examination of personal and cultural alienation. The story follows Álvaro, a queer Puerto Rican artist who believes he has unraveled a real-life conspiracy embedded in an early episode of The X-Files. Years later, when a close friend arrives at his family home seeking to publish his plays, she uncovers secrets suggesting Álvaro might have been right all along.

 

Sushi & Sake Festival 2026
Sunday, November 1  •  11 AM - 3 PM
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Los Angeles 

$45 - $90

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat experience featuring a diverse selection of Japanese favorites, including freshly prepared nigiri, sushi rolls, oden, takoyaki, okonomiyaki, yakitori, ramen, Wagyu beef, and more! You’ll also have the opportunity to taste premium sake, authentic Japanese shochu, Japanese beer, and other traditional Japanese beverages.

 

A Journey through the Grand Egyptian Museum
Sunday, Nov 1, 2026
2pm (PST)
Getty Villa & Online

Free

The new Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo, whose magnificent façade was inspired by the nearby Pyramids of Giza, is the largest archaeological museum in the world dedicated to a single ancient civilization. Tarek Tawfik, president of the International Association of Egyptologists, served as its director general during the transfer of more than 40,000 artifacts to their new home. He introduces the museum and some of its treasures, including an obelisk suspended in the entrance plaza, the entire contents of King Tutankhamun’s (Tut’s) tomb, and newly discovered Book of the Dead scrolls.

 

BENSON MOVIE INTERRUPTION w/ John Ross Bowie and Brian Posehn!
November 2, 2026, 7:00 pm

Dynasty Typewriter

Tickets: $20 Advanced / $25 Day of Show

 

THE BENSON MOVIE INTERRUPTION: YOUR CHOICE is a show where comedian Doug Benson (SUPER HIGH ME, @midnight) invites some of his comedy friends to sit in the front row of the theater with mics, cracking wise during a screening of a movie that YOU choose. That’s right, audience members are encouraged to bring a dvd/blu ray of a film they would like to see ripped apart (lovingly) and a vote will be held to determine which one we watch.

With Special Guests John Ross Bowi, Brian Posehn and More!

 

 

 Extra To Do:

 

Zebulon, this small live music venue features a healthy amount of concerts almost nightly. Go through it's huge list of who'll be there. One of the best aspects of the musics cafe is that it has a lot of free events to jam out and dance out to.

 

UCB, a cheapo comedy show almost every night, see comedians before they make podcasts and have stories about the UCB and before they hit the big time.

 

Little Tokyo Farmers' Market Saturdays
9:00 am - 2:00 pm every Sat

Isamu Noguchi Plaza
244 S. San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Free

 

"Join us at the Little Tokyo Farmers’ Market, a vibrant new Saturday tradition in the heart of Little Tokyo. Presented in partnership by JACCC and Food Access LA, this weekly market brings together fresh, affordable produce, rich cultural experiences, and meaningful community connection."

 

 

Smorgasburg Los Angeles

Every Sunday 

10am-4pm at @rowdtla
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.

 

 

 

 

Largo, known for comedy shows. Grab some tickets before everything sells out. Many new shows from some of LA's top comedians. We see Bill Burr, Patton Oswalt, Pete Holmes and Sarah Silverman performing here to name a few.

 

 

 

 

Film 

 

American Cinematheque-A celebrated independent theater group that brings both the talent and catalog of films to make for some of LA's best movie nights.

 

Cinespia -This hosts screenings outside at iconic venues including The Hollywood Forever Cemetery, The Greek Theatre, and Los Angeles Historic Park.

 

Secret Movie Club-Special edition posters and a large swatch of films to see.

The Montalban Rooftop Movies

Check out classics and cult movies just a few stories above street level. Rooftop Movies at The Montalbán. & Rooftop Cinema Club

New Bev-Tarantino owned independent theater with old school style

 

Brain Dead Studios-manages to fill its schedule almost every night

611 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036

 

Vidiots -A one-of-a-kind hub for film lovers, filmmakers, and everyone curious about cinema. A small theater is more than made-up for with the constant content and special screenings.

4884 Eagle Rock Blvd

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cine Insomnia@Nuarte

Do you have Cine Insomnia? We have the cure! Join us at Landmark's Nuart Theatre for midnight weekend programs ranging from classic anime and horror to sci-fi favorites, offbeat musicals, cult sensations and more!