When: April 30, 2011
Where: Pasadena, CA (East)
Parade steps off: 11:00AM
Reminder: Bring your own lawn chairs!
Los Angeles Times Festival of Books
General attendance is free!
Saturday April 30, 2011 from 10am – 6pm
Sunday, May 1, 2011 from 10am – 5pm at:
University of Southern California
Such a great event, go find a book of multiple books to read. So many choices to open your mind and expand your imagination. It's also a nice big community event to get people to go outside and see the world. Meet authors, hear a speech by some politician and laugh at how meaningless it is. Then find the comic section.
Trees must hate it though and see us a horrible monsters. If they have any intelligence we can't understand they must be horrified for killing thier friends and loved ones.
Parking at the USC campus will be $10.
Tomo Neko Maid Cafe
May 01, 2011
12:00 – 5:00pm at the Miyako Hotel
current schedule is as follows:
12:00 PM - arrival
12:30 PM - opening ceremonies
1:00 PM - the Ajuku Girls
2:00 PM - TNC Otaku Comedy Block
4:00PM - Miyuki Geta Dance
4:30PM - closing ceremonies
5:00PM - end
This is slightly subject to change
All of our staff members met as part of a local LA anime/manga club. When we heard about the Japan disaster we thought "We should do something". So - this is our first attempt at fundraising.
Channel 101
Just like the monthly downtown art walk a show rises to show off mediocre work and let people laugh.
Saturday, April 30th 2011
7:00pm - Doors
8:00pm - FIRST SCREENING
10:00pm - SECOND SCREENING
The Downtown Independent
Los Angeles, CA
Franklin Village Street Fair & UCB's Ultimate Comedy Bash
Sunday, May 1 · 12:00pm - 6:00pm
5900 Block of Franklin Ave between Tamarind and Bronson
Free street fair featuring comedy, music, local talent, food from our favorite places on the block, games, gifts, art, auctions, animal rescue, fun for kids of all ages and more!!
There will also be indoor comedy shows inside the UCB Theatre from 10 am - midnight.
Rammbock: Berlin Undead (free sneak preview!)There will also be indoor comedy shows inside the UCB Theatre from 10 am - midnight.
04/29 @ 11:59pm
The Cinefamily 611 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Must rsvp to get in, first come, first seated
A German take on what would happen if zombies would take over, damn should I just start doind the obligatory zombie section again.
Pretty in Pink (free outdoor screening)
Time: 7:00pm
Where: Nokia Plaza - LA Live, Olympic Blvd Los Angeles, CA
FREE
part of the LA Film Festival
Directed by Howard Deutch (In attendance)
Jon Cryer (in attendance)
Preceded by short film The Queen, directed by Christina Choe
5:00pm – 80′s DJ, Pink Beer and wine garden
7:00pm – Film starts
Fight For Your Right: Revisited
Monday, May 02, 2011 at 7:00 PM
Egyptian Theatre
6712 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90028
The Beastie Boys are back showing of their star-studded new music video and how they made it.
don't forget to rsvp or you don't get in
Brainfeeder Sessions: Singapore Meets Los Angeles Edition
251 S. Main St. Downtown, Los Angeles
18+ 15$ 4.29.2011 10pm-tillyourheadblowsupAMMingle your minds out. Talk, be freaked out by the art and music, and mingle even more.
LIVE SILK-SCREENING by HIT+RUN
Singapore based visualist Brandon Tay will collaborate with Strangeloop to produce a visual show unlike any performed before at the Downtown Independent. Come experience a once in a life-time creative collision of two sub-cultures bent on re-arranging your neurological fields.
Additionally, the night will feature a special preview of Strangeloop’s upcoming A/V project for Brainfeeder entitled ‘FIELDS.’ As well as mind-blowing shorts from the third edition
April 30th, 2011
9 PM - 12 Midnight
Nerdist @ Meltdown
7522 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90046
Nerdist @ Meltdown
7522 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90046
$8.00
Time for some chip-tune to rock you world, talk of video game contest, and fun prizes. Plenty of tunes to listen and get lost in. A night for 8-bit/16-bit thunder.
Houdini: Art and MagicApril 28 through September 4, 2011
Skirball Cultural Center, 2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90049
Houdini magic props and posters line the Skirball exhibit. Learn his craft and that he was Jewish, like the Beastie Boys.