Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles and SoCal: Feb. 2 - 4

UNREPD is hosting ‘This is not a human being, and she’s not a spirit,’ a solo exhibition by visual artist Velma Rosai. In 16 paintings on paper and canvas, Rosai explores the ancestral and the otherworldly as they echo throughout Lamu, Kenya in particular and the African continent in general.

The Midnight Mission welcomes back Music Kitchen for their fourth visit! This time, TMM and Music Kitchen present Music With a Mission to entertain and inspire the unhoused and bring people from all walks of life in Los Angeles together through music. Everyone in the community is welcome and there is no admission fee.

Join TV host, producer, and co-founder of BROWN GIRL Jane, Tai Beauchamp, and a lineup of co-hosts for a hiking experience that will elevate your mind, spirit, and heart rate. Plan to meet outside of the Greek Theatre. Happy trails!

Mark your calendars and head to the Studio City Pop Up Outdoor Market to shop from small businesses! All month long, you'll find a wide variety of unique vendors offering everything from handmade crafts to clothing. Whether you're looking for a special gift or just want to explore, this is a perfect place to be.

Check it out on its second to final weekend. The Westchester Playhouse presents Private Lives, written by Noel Coward and directed by Richard Perloff. The comedy play follows a divorced couple who, on a vacation with their new spouses, discover they're staying in adjacent rooms.

Legendary composer John Williams curates a collection of songs from some of Hollywood’s greatest films. Listen to the Los Angeles Philharmonic perform music from Back to the Future, Batman and so much more.

Have children who are fans of Paw Patrol? Check out this live show featuring songs, dance and a new story for the pups that make up the team.

Visit the opening reception for Matthew Cramer’s new exhibit, Invasive Species. The exhibit pictures a media microphone, surveillance cameras and satellites as if they were typically part of nature.

Join others for the annual Eat Move Meditate event at USC. Get a free goody bag, listen to wellness panels, and bring a mat for meditation and yoga. For those looking to get ahead of the festivities, join the fun run at 9 a.m.

Enjoy FREE movie nights at the Skid Row History Museum & Archive with popcorn, coffee and conversation! The film Boyd Street recounts the 2020 Toy District Fire that injured eleven Los Angeles City Fire Department members. This documentary tells the story of the day of the incident, the recovery period and the departmental self-assessment that followed.

Get ready for an extraordinary culinary and entertainment experience as Santa Anita Park partners with Smorgasburg to present "Dumpling Day." Enjoy a delectable journey into the world of dumplings and watch some horse racing right from the trackside of the Santa Anita homestretch.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, visit Stereo Brewing for craft beers and slushies followed by some shopping. See some pop-up shops and maybe take something home for a loved one or furry friend. The event is pet-friendly.

Holy Water, a new cocktail bar in West Hollywood, is launching new Sunday hours (1 p.m. to 9 p.m.) and a special Sunday menu called “Sunday School.” Sip on new cocktails, including non-alcoholic drinks, and enjoy fresh vegan pastries in one of the most beautiful spaces in the city.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, visit Stereo Brewing for craft beers and slushies followed by some shopping. See some pop-up shops and maybe take something home for a loved one or furry friend. The event is pet-friendly.