Los Angeles in July

Celebrate Independence Day with a bang at the iconic Hollywood Bowl! This annual fireworks spectacular features the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire, performing their greatest hits alongside the sensational Los Angeles Philharmonic. It's an electrifying night of music and dazzling pyrotechnics under the stars, making it the quintessential L.A. summer experience.

Immerse yourself in the magic of live theater with the Independent Shakespeare Co.'s free-admission 'Shakespeare in the Park' series. This July, they bring 'Love's Labour's Lost' to life in the beautiful outdoor setting of Griffith Park. Pack a picnic, gather your friends and family, and enjoy a delightful evening of wit and romance under the stars.

Get ready for a culinary adventure at FoodieLand, a massive multi-cultural food and entertainment event featuring over 200 vendors! Held at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium, this festival is a paradise for food lovers, offering an incredible variety of global cuisines, unique merchandise, games, and live entertainment. It's the perfect way to celebrate the holiday weekend with delicious eats and lively fun.

Celebrate Bugs Bunny's 85th Anniversary with a truly unique Hollywood Bowl experience! Watch iconic Looney Tunes moments projected in HD on the big screen while the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra performs the original scores live. This delightful show is a nostalgic treat for adults and a wonderful introduction to orchestral music for younger audiences.

Explore the vibrant and thought-provoking world of Indigenous artist Jeffrey Gibson at The Broad. This special exhibition features a kaleidoscopic collection of over 30 geometric sculptures, paintings, flags, murals, and a video installation. Gibson's work masterfully blends traditional Indigenous aesthetics with contemporary art forms, offering a powerful commentary on systemic injustices and identity.

Combine your love for laughter and delicious food at the Belly Laughs Comedy and Food Festival! This two-day event at L.A. Live brings together over 30 top comedians with some of Los Angeles' best Asian cuisine. Get ready for an evening filled with side-splitting stand-up performances and an incredible array of culinary delights.

Immerse yourself in a sonic journey at the Lost in Dreams Festival, returning to the LA State Historic Park for two days of electronic music bliss. This festival is known for its incredible lineup of DJs and producers, creating an ethereal atmosphere perfect for dancing the night away. Get ready for stunning visual productions and an unforgettable experience.

Experience an evening with a true music icon, Diana Ross, as she returns to the Hollywood Bowl for a special two-night engagement. Get ready to sing along to her timeless classics like 'I'm Coming Out' and 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough.' It's a rare opportunity to see the legendary performer grace the iconic stage.

Catch America's favorite pastime as the Los Angeles Dodgers take on the Milwaukee Brewers in a thrilling home series at Dodger Stadium. Feel the electric energy of the crowd, enjoy classic ballpark snacks, and cheer on the home team. It's a quintessential L.A. experience for sports fans and families alike, with potential for promotional giveaways.

Indulge your palate during Dine LA Restaurant Week, a 15-day culinary event inviting locals and visitors to explore the diverse dining scene across Los Angeles. Over 400 restaurants offer special prix fixe lunch and dinner menus, making it the perfect opportunity to try new eateries or revisit old favorites. Discover incredible global cuisines at exceptional value.

Groove to the rhythm at Gloria Molina Grand Park's Sunday Sessions, an outdoor music series designed to get you dancing under the Los Angeles sun. Held in the heart of Downtown LA, these free events offer a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere for all ages. Details on featured musicians are announced closer to the date, but expect an afternoon of lively beats and community fun.

Delve into the rich history of draftsmanship and printmaking at The J. Paul Getty Museum's exhibition, 'Lines of Connection.' This captivating show, a collaboration with the Art Institute of Chicago, explores the intricate relationships between drawing and printmaking from the 15th to the mid-19th century. Discover how master artists utilized these mediums to develop ideas and disseminate their works.