Los Angeles has a wide mix of concerts, art events, and cultural activities from May 11–14. The schedule includes both large performances and smaller community gatherings across the city. This week’s lineup highlights the best things to do in Los Angeles, from major concerts to local cultural experiences.
Major Concerts and Live Music
Several well-known artists are performing in different venues around LA.
Rap pioneer Rakim will perform at Blue Note LA in Hollywood alongside the Soul Rebels, blending hip-hop and brass music in a unique live set.
Pop and indie performances include Hayley Williams at the Wiltern, RAYE at the Greek Theatre, and The New Pornographers at the Teragram Ballroom in Downtown.
Electronic and alternative music highlights include The Prodigy at The Novo in L.A. Live and Sleaford Mods at The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood.
Additional shows include Mika, Katie Tupper, and UB40 performing at various venues across LA.
Country singer and social media personality Hannah Dasher will perform a free show at Desert 5 Spot in Hollywood, combining live music with her cooking-inspired entertainment style.
Theater and Stage Shows
A new musical called Millennials Are Killing Musicals runs at the Colony Theatre in Burbank through May 17. The story follows a millennial mother adjusting to modern digital life. It uses humor and music to reflect everyday challenges in a tech-driven world.
Museums and Art Exhibits
The California African American Museum continues to host several free exhibitions. One of the main shows is Willie Birch: Stories to Tell, which explores Black life and culture from the late 1960s to today.
Other ongoing exhibits include Free and Queer: Black Californian Roots of Gay Liberation and A New Song: Langston Hughes in the West. These shows focus on history, identity, and cultural expression.
Community Events and Pop-Ups
The AAPI Night Market at Sender One LAX combines indoor rock climbing with cultural activities. Visitors can find food vendors, music, raffles, and friendly climbing competitions. It is part of AAPI Heritage Month programming.
A book event for chef Zahra Tangorra takes place at the Garibaldina Society in Mt. Washington. The event includes a discussion of her culinary memoir Extra Sauce: The Good, The Bad, and The Onions, along with food and drinks.
In Highland Park, artist ZiBeZi hosts an open studio-style event at Yi Cha restaurant. The evening includes art displays, custom tote bags, and food inspired by the artist’s work.
This week, the best things to do in Los Angeles include concerts, a new musical, free museum exhibitions, and community events combining food, art, and culture. Enjoy the city’s diverse experiences.
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