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How’s your Sunday in L.A. looking?
Below you’ll find our top three picks for today (August 28) in Los Angeles, followed by a bullet list of seven other quick ideas to consider. Whatever you decide on, hope you enjoy.
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Things To Do For Sunday in Los Angeles
KCRW Summer Nights -> KCRW’s ongoing series of summer shindigs heads to Orange County this Sunday for an evening at The Bowers Museum. Expect extended gallery hours, kids activities, a pop-up bar, and DJ sets from KCRW’s own José Gavlán and Francesca Harding. Event starts at 6:30 p.m. Free to attend. More info here.
Smorgasburg LA’s BBQ Day -> This Sunday, Smorgasburg’s annual BBQ Day returns for its 6th year with local barbecue vendors smoking and grilling up some deliciousness all afternoon long. A special guest appearance by Chef Matt Horn from Northern California’s Horn Barbecue will also be part of the mix offering his west coast style ‘que to Angelenos just for the day.
Festival Chapin -> Saturday and Sunday at Lafayette Park, the 6th annual Festival Chapin returns for a two-day celebration of Guatemalan culture and community. Catch performances by comedians and musical artists while enjoying traditional Guatemalan cuisine and shopping crafts from on-site vendors. Runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. both days. Get more info here.
Seven More Things To Do in L.A. Today
- The Getty 25 community festival series pops up in Watts on Saturday and Sunday.
- Topanga Vintage Market is packed with close to 200 sellers from antiques to vintage clothing and local artisan good
- George Benson and Boney James co-headline an evening of Smooth Jazz at The Hollywood Bowl.
- This Saturday and Sunday at Grand Park, DTLA Proud returns for two days of community fun.
- Earth, Wind & Fire cover band Kalimba on performs a free concert at Warner Ranch Park as part of the Valley Cultural Foundation’s summer programming.
- The 626 Night Market is at Santa Anita Park this weekend with over 300 food, merch, and craft vendors on hand.
- ISC’s Shakespeare in The Park continues in this month with performances of Macbeth in Griffith Park on Wednesdays to Sundays through September 4.
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