Posted by As you probably already know we do a twice weekly listing of our favorite to-dos and happenings around Los Angeles (pushed out Monday AM and Thursday AM).
However, it occurs to me that sometimes event-seekers just want stuff that’s down-and-dirty, cheap-and-easy. With that in mind, here are 10 quick ideas for this weekend each costing less than $10 that might be good to keep on your radar.
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Events are listed for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday in descending order from most to least expensive. Follow the links for more info!
If you want a more complete rundown, check Christina’s weekend roundup that was posted up yesterday morning. And of course, make sure to sign-up for our email list so you’re always in the loop on happenings around the city.
(NOTE: For all prices we’ll list the TRUE cost including any service fees, as sometimes is the case with our ticket-affiliate Goldstar)
1. [$9.50 including fees] A Completely Different Late Show performed by The Groundlings. Discount tickets still available for 10:00pm show on Friday via Goldstar.
2. [$9.00 including fees] Street Food Cinema screens Stand By Me. Movies starts at 8:30pm on Saturday (discount via Goldstar).
3. [$9.00 including fees] Eat|See|Hear screens Zoolander. Doors open at 5:30pm on Saturday (discount via Goldstar).
4. [$9.00 including fees] Storybook Theatre’s Cinderella: Interactive Kids’ Show. 1:00pm on Saturday (discount via Goldstar).
5. [$5.00] The Downtown Modernism Art Show. Sunday from 8:00am – 2:00pm.
6. [FREE] Next On Grand: National Composers Intensive Public Reading Session
7. [FREE] The Public Star Party at Griffith Observatory. Saturday from 2:00pm – 9:45pm.
8. [FREE] CicLAvia Pasadena: L.A.’s massive open streets initiative comes to Old Town Pasadena on Sunday from 9:00am to 4:00pm (and don’t forget about the FREE Sprinkles cupcakes you can get depending on where you park).
9. [FREE] The Venice Spring Fling: A free, full day of art, music, and dance on Saturday, May 30, 2015, from 11:00am 7:30pm
10. [FREE] Opening reception for Seadragon: A Tatsunoko Studios Tribute Art Show (the animation team that created Speedracer). 7:00pm at the Q2 Gallery in Little Tokyo.
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