Events

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Jan. 23 - Feb. 6

The Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board presents Dine LA Restaurant Week (Jan. 23 to Feb. 6) and again in summer 2026. The 15-day event invites visitors and locals alike to experience the diverse culinary offerings available throughout Los Angeles and L.A. County. One of the largest restaurant weeks in the country

Feb 13-15

The NBA All-Star Game is returning to Inglewood for the first time in over forty years. Hosted by the Los Angeles Clippers at the city’s new Intuit Dome on Feb. 15, 2026, it’s the focus of an entire All-Star weekend of hoops-related events. The fun starts on Friday, Feb. 13 with NBA Rising Stars, which showcases the skills of top rookies and second-year NBA players. 

Created to house the permanent art collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art(LACMA), the curvy concrete-and-glass David Geffen Galleries were revealed to thousands of guests (sans artworks) at special previews in June, including a once-in-a-lifetime sonic preview with Kamasi Washington. 

Opening on May 30, 2026 and running through June 21, LA Opera’s The Magic Flute brings the most-viewed opera production in recorded history back to the City of Angels by popular demand. A fittingly emblematic final production for James Conlon’s celebrated tenure as LA Opera Music Director, this incarnation of The Magic Flutemarries incredible interactive projected animations

Jun 2-7

The U.S. Women’s Open Golf Championship comes to the nearly century-old course at Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades. Designed free of charge by amateur architect George C. Thomas, the 1927 course has proven to be an incredible bargain, renowned for both its wonderfully natural layout and new challenges at every hole (Arnold Palmer dubbed it “one of the great tests of golf”).

Jun 11-19

Globally recognized as the world’s most prestigious soccer competition, the FIFA World Cup is also the most widely viewed and followed sporting event on the planet. Colloquially known as just “the World Cup,” the event has steadily grown since its inaugural 1930 edition, with the 2026 tournament marking a huge expansion from its traditional 32 national teams to 48. 

Feb 14-23

Mother Monster’s The Mayhem Ball tour brings her theatrical pop extravaganza to the Kia Forum. Performing songs from her latest album Mayhem, the show features operatic staging and couture-inspired fashion that, so far, it the most successful series of shows in Gaga’s career

Jun 13-19

Ariana Grande is bringing her highly anticipated and critically acclaimed Eternal Sunshine Tour to the city. Her show will showcase songs from her latest album, of course while marking her first tour in six years.

Nov 20-21

David Byrne, the living music, legend, returns to the stage with An Evening With David Byrne at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Part of his Who Is the Sky? tour, this performance marks his first solo tour in over a decade. Byrne, known for his innovative work with Talking Heads and his recent theatrical projects

Oct 25-26

Twenty One Pilots are bringing their Clancy World Tour: Breach 2025 to BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. This tour supports their latest album, Breach, and features a theatrical production that delves into the Clancy universe. Fans can expect an immersive experience with elaborate set designs and a narrative-driven performance

Nov 6-8

The Belgium acclaimed techno DJ is set to electrify Los Angeles exclusive performances under the iconic 6th Street Bridge. Presented by Stranger Than, this 21+ event promises an intimate night of raw, uncompromising techno energy.

Nov 16-23

The voice of the already iconic Espresso and Manchild, Sabrina Carpenter, brings her Short N’ Sweet Tour, delivering a high-energy pop performance at the Crypto.com Arena. The tour features special guests Amber Mark and Ravyn Lenae.