By: Haley Bosselman, Tierra Booth By: Haley Bosselman, Tierra Booth | March 29, 2023 | Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Feature,
Angler Los Angeles
March brings the onset of spring, the beginning of daylights savings time and plenty to do in Los Angeles. From Oscar viewing parties to new restaurant and bar openings and more, see below for everything happening this month.
Pharrell Williams’ luxury streetwear brand is celebrating 20 years with an exclusive BBC Ice Cream tee, a special anniversary logo and digital experience. “It’s amazing that we’ve continued to evolve and inspire and create all these years and still remain true to the brand. I get so much inspiration from the world and the amazing artists around me and that’s what has fueled a lot of our designs and collections,” said Williams. “My eternal thanks to our community of creatives and those who have supported BBC for the last 20 years.”
Website/ 7307 Melrose Ave 90046
On March 30 at 8 p.m., The Groundlings will put on its final 30-year anniversary show of “Cookin’ with Gas.” Fueled entirely by audience suggestions, the cast will include Groundlings Main Company, alumni, Sunday Company members and special drop-in guests, which will include H Michael Croner, Phyllis Katz, Karen Maruyama, Michael McDonald, Kurt Quinn, Jeremy Rowley, Annie Sertich, Mitch Silpa, Michaela Watkins, Gary Anthony Williams, and Cedric Yarbrough.
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Through October, head to The Grove, The Americana at Brand and Palisades Village for weekend shopping, dining and live music. Every Friday, Saturday( 5 to 8 p.m.) and Sunday (3 to 6 p.m.), it features an array of artists.
Website/ 10628 Ventura Blvd 91604
In celebration of Flecha Azul Tequila, Mark Wahlberg and Aron Marquez will be guest bartending at Roadside Taco on March 31. Stop by from 4 to 6 p.m. for $1 tacos and $7 Flecha Azul margaritas.
Website/ 6801 Hollywood Blvd 90028
The Paley Center for Media kicks off the 40th annual PaleyFest on March 3, which will run through April 4 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Highlights include panel discussions of The Mandalorian, Abbott Elementary, Yellowstone, Grey’s Anatomy and Yellowjackets.
Website/ 4349 Tujunga Ave 91604
Located at Vitello’s in Studio City, The Velvet Martini Lounge is now open. The Rat Pack-inspired, retro-meets-contemporary lounge features nightly live music, food and craft cocktails. Illuminated by chandeliers and ornate table lamps, it promises the glamor of Old Hollywood in modern-day Studio City.
Volato has expanded its fixed-price program to include one-way flights between major coastal cities. Angelenos can now fly private on Volato’s luxury HondaJet aircrafts from Van Nuys Airport to Las Vegas and San Francisco for $6,000 and $7,000, respectively.
Website / 7302 Melrose Ave 90046
APB opened its doors on March 20. The fully plant-based bar offers vegan sushi, cocktails and dry libations. This is the perfect place for vegans in the area who might be craving the full bar experience, while still supporting their lifestyle.
Website / 9543 Culver Blvd 90232
For one night only at Akasha, special guest chef Chris Keyser will be bringing the taste of Italian islands Sardinia and Sicily to the kitchen. Guests can dine in and experience specially crafted dishes like Sicilian timballo, a deep dish baked pasta wrapped in eggplant, and seafood arancini. Come join Akasha on March 30 from 5:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. to enjoy this limited-time experience. Reservations
433 N. Fairfax Ave.90048
On March 29 and 30 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Benjamin Moore x Market will be coming to Fairfax Avenue. The streetwear pop-up will be debuting a one-of-a-kind capsule collection that was inspired by painters and their colors worldwide. The limited edition line will be available only for a short time on the NTWRK app and celebrates Contractor’s Appreciation Month.
Website / 1910 Ocean Way 90405
Casa del Mar is celebrating Women’s History Month by hosting a Women in Wine dinner with Duckhorn Winery at Catch Restaurant. The dinner will take place on March 30 at 6:30 p.m. Executive chef Gemma Gray will be offering a five-course meal to perfectly complement the master winemakers. Tickets
Website / 9355 Culver Blvd 90232
Three new culinary concepts arrive at Citizen Public Market this month: Bang Bang Bang Noodles, Uoichiba Temaki + Chirashi and Ilé Bistro. Bang Bang Noodles is led by chef Robert Lee, who has brought menu items inspired by Chinese street food. Menu highlights include Szechuan Soup Noodles, Mama’s Dumplings and seasonal noodle options. Meanwhile, chef Liwei is bringing his unique method of dry aging fish to Culver City with the first hand roll bar in Los Angeles at Uoichiba Temaki + Chirashi. Finally, chef Eros is offering the taste of Nigerian cuisine with special dishes like jollof rice, pepper soup and suya at Ilé.
Website / 8284 Melrose Ave 90046
Crossroads is inviting Angelenos to celebrate its 10-year anniversary with chef Tal Ronnan. To commemorate the milestone, on March 30, chef Ronnan will be joined by culinary icons Daniel Humm, Nancy Silverton and Michael Voltaggio to create a special experience for guests. Each chef will create one dish on the five-course prix-fixe menu. Tickets for this exclusive dining experience is $145 per person and limited seating is available. Reservations
Website / 1418 Descanso Dr 91011
Join Descanso Gardens for its spring and summer hours, extending visits to 7:00 p.m. There are also spring bloom tours where guests can enjoy a guided walking tour and see all that’s blooming at Descanso.What’s more, SHIKI: The Four Seasons in Japanese Art is on view now and until May 21. The exhibit from the Scripps College collection features common seasonal motifs, such as a bowl with wisteria blossoms and maple leaves embellishing a kimono.
Website / 9850 Wilshire Blvd 90210
On Saturday, March 25th from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Jean-Georges Beverly Hills will be hosting its seasonal cooking class and dining experience as part of the Spring Taste Series. This will feature an intimate live demonstration of two signature Spring dishes that will be led by Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills’ executive chefs. Reservations
Website / 9785 S Santa Monica Blvd 90210
The legendary Hollywood hangout in Beverly Hills, La Dolce Vita, will reopen its doors on March 24 under new owners Marc Rose and Med Abrous. The culinary team is led by executive chef Nick Russo with his menu being heavily influenced by his Italian-American upbringing. La Dolce Vita will be open Tuesday through Thursday from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 5:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m.
Website / 4660 W Washington Blvd 90016
Palm Grove Social will be showing Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Jester Bulnes first solo exhibition followed by the release of their self-published debut photo book, DENTRO. A selection of photographs from DENTRO will be on view at this showing, which will take place on March 23 from 6:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.
Website / 12217 Wilshire Blvd 90025
Rayo is partnering with Thunderbolt on March 22. This pop-up will highlight Rayo’s innovative, yet tradition-filled cocktail creations. Rayo comes from Mexico City and gives us a taste of hometown’s bar scene.
Website / 1 Pico Blvd 90405
Shutters on the Beach has a new indulgent Italian offering for its guests. The hotel’s beachfront restaurant, Coast Beach Cafe and Bar, will be adding a taste of Italy with a Pasta e Basta experience. This offer will only be available on Tuesdays and guests will be able to enjoy chef Vittorio Lucareillo’s homemade pasta with plenty of toppings and noodle options to choose from.
Website / 8433 W Sunset Blvd 90069
SoCal nonprofit Chrysalis is hosting a Jokes for Jobs comedy show on March 31 at the Comedy Store. One hundred of the proceeds will go toward funding Chrysalis' programs and services that include its job readiness program, paid transitional employment and individualized supportive services. The evening will feature comedians Neal Brennan, Darren Carter and Felicia Micheals, among others. Tickets
Website / 10899 Wilshire Blvd 90024
On March 25, the Hammer Museum will host a “Together in Time” opening party from 8:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. to commemorate its transformation. Guests will be able to dance in the courtyard to an all vinyl set by DJ Pee.Wee (.Anderson .Paak). You’ll also be one of the first to be welcomed through the new main entrance and lobby. Then, on March 26, the public opening will take place and is open to all with no reservations required. More info
From March 21 to 27, Sur Restaurant & Lounge is partnering with Argentine Beef USA on a special menu featuring premium Argentine beef. Reservations
Butcher's Daughter in West Hollywood has launched a weekly dinner series in time with the arrival of longer spring days. Inspired by family-style dinners and executive chef Andy Barbuto’s own childhood memories, Sunday Sauce encourages group dining with low menu prices, such as the $125 (for 4 people or more) Grandma’s Table supper that includes an aperitivo, antipasto board, salad, vegetable, pizza, pasta, meatballs and a bottle of straw-wrapped chianti. Other highlights include the Sunday-only handmade pastas like the cacio e pepe and gnocchi al forno and the beef tagliata, a revolutionary new plant-based steak made from seven ingredients. Website
Ahead of the PBS premiere of its new series, a Marie Antoinette Airstream pop-up will be at the Third Street Promenade’s Arizona Avenue and Third Street intersection from March 17 to March 19 from noon to 8 p.m. In the airstream studio, guests are welcome to photo opps, food, giveaways, music and a hair and makeup experience with a Marie Antoinette twist.
On March 17, Neighborhood Grill by Post & Beam will open at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Operated by chef John Cleveland and Roni Cleveland (co-owners of Post & Beam), the menu is inspired by L.A.’s quintessential casual dining favorites through John’s curated lens. Highlights include the signature hot pastrami sandwich, street tacos and flatbread pizzas. Website
In collaboration with animal welfare nonprofit Better Together Forever, Nossa Caipirinha Bar will host a special happy hour on March 23 from 5 to 8 p.m. to benefit financially struggling pet parents and their pets. Fifteen percent of sales made from purchases of wine, cocktails and Brazilian dishes will support the organization. What’s more, there will be a raffle for gift basket prizes. Website
Pizzana is now open in Silver Lake. Alongside Daniele Uditi’s fan-favorite cacio e pepe pizza, the menu will feature new offerings like the puttanesca pizza with anchovy, heirloom tomato, garlic, olive, caper, oregano, parsley pesto and lemon zest. 3515 West Sunset Blvd. 90026
On March 21, Neuehouse Venice will debut Reunion, a coastal Italian concept. The restaurant will be open to members only for breakfast and lunch and members and their invited guests for dinner. The menu will feature the likes of sunchoke tortellini with caviar and uni; crab and spinach agnolotti and spirit forward cocktails. A second location at Neuehouse Hollywood is to come in May. Website
Enter for a change to win a VIP package to SZA’s Forum show on March 22. All you need to do is visit the newly opened Awe Inspired store between March 17 and 19, ask a sales associate for an entry card, fill out your info and return for your submission. What’s more, every $100 spent at the store qualifies you for more entries. 8446 Melrose Ave. 90069
In honor of International Women;s Month, the Sunset Strip seafood establishment will host an evening of conversation with L.A.-based women at the forefront of the tinned fish cultural phenomenon: Becca Millstein (Fishwife), Lydia Clarke (Kippered) and Saltie Girl founder Kathy Sidell. Admission to the Tinned Fish Mini Summit includes small bites from Saltie Girl, Fishwife and Sweetboy and champagne from Laurent Perrier. Tickets
On March 18, United Iranian Americans will host To Iran with Love at Casa Madera for a gala and conversation about the important movement for human rights taking place in Iran. Featuring presentations and performances by the likes of comedian Maz Jobrani and actor Mojean Aria, the evening will benefit the UIA and the collection of artists whose work will be showcased. Tickets
The Long Beach destination welcomed families and friends to an evening of live entertainment on the grand staircase. Beginning at 6 p.m., guests can expect clubhouse character performances and meet and greets; Irish dancers and Irish-inspired music. Website
Starting March 17, The H.wood Group establishments will offer limited edition desserts. Opt for the Pistachio Cannoli at The Nice Guy or a mint-flavored version of the Kardashian-Jenner approved dessert, Kendall’s Slutty Brownie, at Delilah, which comes with mint ice cream.
Stop in at the West Hollywood establishment for a variety of specials, including Irish Nachos and Guinness BBQ Wings. Wash it down an ice cold green Bud Lights or Irish Car Bomb.
Early evening revelers and late night party goers alike will delight in the $12 cocktail special at Harriet’s Rooftop at the 1 Hotel West Hollywood. From 5 p.m. to close, enjoy the Irish Barista, The Derry Derby and Irish Maid. Website
The Los Feliz restaurant will have a special menu just for the holiday. Featured drinks include a Smoked Old Fashioned (Teeling Small Batch Irish Whiskey, cane sugar, barrel-aged bitters) and a Boilermaker (Enegren Amber Ale & a shot of Teeling Small Batch Irish Whiskey), while those feasting can enjoy the Guinness beef stew with Irish cheddar colcannon. 4500 Los Feliz Blvd 90027
Make your way to the Beverly Hilton for rounds of $12 themed specialty cocktails, like the Irish Maid, Irish Barista and The Derry Derby, which will be available from 5 to 9 p.m. Website
From 8 p.m. to midnight, Shorebar is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with $12 specialty cocktails, including the Irish Maid, The Derry Derby and Irish Barista. Website
Pair your barbecue feast with a side of lager. All day on March 17, drafts beers are $4. Website
For one day only, Toca Madera will be serving up a naturally green St. Patty’s Margarita made of Altos Blanco Tequila, lime, jalapeño and agave. 8450 W 3rd St. 90048
The Jamaica Bay Inn restaurant is offering a special menu that includes a Hot Toddy with Slane whiskey, beer-braised short ribs and other Irish dishes and Slane whiskey cocktails. Website
The Seacliff Inn bar and restaurant welcomes guests to enjoy loaded Rueben tots, corn beef and cabbage, grilled Reuben sandwich and variety of holiday-themed cocktails on St. Patrick’s Day. Website
Starting March 15 at 8 p.m., Bar Lis will host the weekly Piano Nights. Musicians Louis B. Middleton, Dave Shulz and Matthew Jordan will perform memorable classics and modern favorites to sing along to. 1541 Wilcox Ave 90028
The second location of the 100 percent plant-based coffee shop is now open in Studio City. From Leona Lewis and co-founders Dennis Jauch and Achraf Sekhiri, Coffee and Plants serves a 100% plant-based menu of unique espresso-based specialty drinks, single-origin drip and pour-over coffees, cold brews, special teas, and seasonal menu items. Highlights include the Rose Bowl Latte (the first location is in Old Town Pasadena) and the Laurel Latte (in honor of the neighborhood). What’s more, Coffee and Plants is partnered with organizations like Hopefield Animal Sanctuary and the National Forest Foundation, which has committed to planting a tree for every 100 cups sold. 12334 Ventura Blvd. 91604
On March 25 from 3 to 5 p.m., the new independent and woman-owned Malibu Village Books at the Malibu Village will host Paulina Porizkova in conversation with Monica Corcoran-Harel, founder of Pretty Ripe. Tickets include a copy of Porizova’s book, No Filter: The Good the Bad & the Beautiful; lite bites and champagne; a book signing; a Malibu village tote and access to the conversation and audience q+a. Tickets
From March 13 to 26 in ithe dining room or at the bar, diners can order Matū’s First Light Wagyu Beef Ribs smoked in Moo’s Craft Barbecue. 239 S Beverly Dr 90210
In honor of Women’s History Month, Saison Hospitality’s chief of staff, Jessica Kapoor, has curated a bar series highlighting women-owned and led beverage brands at the recently reopened Angler Los Angeles. The sustainable seafood restaurant will kick off the series on March 15 at 6 p.m. with Morgan McLachlan, master distiller of AMASS. Events on March 22 and March 29 will welcome Crown & Hops and Casa Del Sol, respectively. Tickets
On March 14, denim brand Mother will launch a capsule collection that pays homage to David Bowie and his Ziggy Stardust era. Leaning into the playful, nonconformist spirits of Bowie’s most infamous alter ego, the collection features vintage-like tees, a cropped cardigan and flared jeans. Website
Just ahead of National Ravioli Day (3/20), Blue Bohème will have a specially priced pasta and wine pairing available on March 17 and 18 of shiitake and oyster mushroom ravioli (ratatouille, spinach, espelette, tomato relish, fines herbes and white wine cream sauce) with a quarter liter pichet of Moillard Bourgogne Chardonnay for $40. Website
Ovation Hollywood is home to a gorgeous new installation by celebrity-favorite floral designer Maurice Harris of floral design studio Bloom & Plume. Spanning over 67-square-feet, the installation features silk and faux flowers that mimic an L.A. sunset. 6801 Hollywood Blvd 90028
In honor of Women’s History Month, the two Noble 33 Hospitality Group restaurants, Toca Madera and Casa Madera, are serving up the Mujer Poderosa, an El Tesoro Blanco cocktail with St. Germain, creme de violet, yuzu, agave and bitters. A portion of proceeds will be donated to the James Beard Foundation’s Women Leadership Programs.
On March 16, Venice Beach welcomes its newest restaurant. Celebrating aperitif culture, Coucou embodies coastal California and France through a menu that highlights French-leaning favorites and the abundance of local market offerings. Diners can expect Moules Mariniere and Morro Bay oysters, French aperitifs, classic cocktails, reinterpreted bar favorites and more. Website
A new Spanish Tapas bar, Flor y Solera, is now open in the Los Angeles Arts District. Led by Catalan-born chef Mònica Angelats and beverage director Francine Diamond-Ferdinandi, the menu features regional Spanish wines, a Catalan toasted noodle dish with clams, Migas Campers and more. There is also the standalone Sherry Bar a selection of the Andalusian fortified wine is offered by the glass, flight or with a special tapas pairings. 1335 E 6th St 90021
The Hawaii-native donut shop has opened its second Los Angeles location, bringing to Larchmont Village donuts that are prepared-to-order in organic, fair trade coconut oil and garnished with a variety of seasonally changing flavors. To celebrate, Holey Grail is collaborating with Sunrise Shack on a number of limited-time donuts, which will be available at all locations until April 2. It includes the Blue Dream donut, Miso Honey and others. 148 N Larchmont Blvd. 90004
On March 16, Fred Segal will launch a pop-up featuring Oslo-based label Holzweiler and its Spring Summer 2023 womenswear collection. It will be open until the end of April. 8500 Sunset Blvd 90069
In honor of Pie Day, North Italia will launch 15 new specialty pizzas from Pi Day on March 14 to April 10. Available at locations in Santa Monica, El Segundo and beyond, the lineup includes the La Birria pie. Learn more
The Sunset Strip seafood establishment is now open for lunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. In addition to its tinned fish selections, raw bar and classic dishes, there are new lunch-only offerings like fish and chips and white anchovy toast. Also, SweetBoy founder Ben Sidell has brought his highly sought after chocolate chip cookies and SweetBuns to Saltie Girl. Each week, limited quantities of the pastries will be available for pickup during weekend brunch. Pre-orders open on the SweetBoy website on Wednesday and noon and close on Thursday at noon with pickup taking place between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. What’s more, limited quantities of the pastries will be available to brunch diners. 8615 Sunset Blvd 90069
Available from March 14 to April 3, Slab is offering a variety of packages to fuel Angelenos’ March Madness festivities. Packages like “The Lay Up” and “Cut the Net Down” serve from 8 to 30 people and feature favorites like Tony’s ribs and buffalo wings. Orders must be placed 24 hours in advance.
On view until April 15, Albertz Benda is showcasing the group exhibition Do You See Me, which features the work of Dustin Harwood, Lanise Howard, Larissa De Souza, Natalie Wadlington, Robert Peterson and Sydnie Jimenez. Website
For one day only, Atrium is serving up a special brunch in honor of the season finale of The Last of Us. Available on March 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., executive chef Emmanuel Cadengo has created a menu inspired by the show's post-apocalyptic world by using fresh, organic, gourmet mushrooms from Smallhold's newest farm in Los Angeles. Highlights include biscuits and gravy, mushroom benedict, yellow oyster hash, fried oyster waffle and cocktails named after Pedro Pascal's Joel (mezcal, mixed mushroom, artichoke, honey, white pepper) and Bella Ramsey’s Ellie (Bella Ramsey).
Mission-driven, celebrity-favorite jewelry brand Awe Inspired opened up its first brick and mortar location this month on Melrose Avenue. Also functioning as a sanctuary, it is holding a number of events including ear seeding, sound baths and a SZA ticket giveaway this month. Learn more
Embracing the glamor of awards season, the Beverly Wilshire, a Four Seasons Hotel has launched a new package called The Actor in partnership with Supergiant Studios. The experiential stay begins upon arrival where paparazzi are waiting. You’ll then be guided by the protection of private security to one of the newly renovated suites where flowers, a bottle of bubbles and a closet full of designer clothes await. The next day, you’ll be readied by Hollywood stylists and then luxury transportation will escort you for your day on set. Supergiant will custom write, shoot and produce a short film tailored to you. Those interested can email [email protected].
On March 17, chef Suzanne Goin and team welcome Rome-based author, television and podcast host, journalist, culinary guide and educator Katie Parla for a special lunch in celebration of the release of Parla’s seventh cookbook, Food of the Italian Islands: Recipes from the Sunbaked Beaches. The menu will highlight recipes from the cookbook. Reservations
Until April 15, Friedman Benda is presenting Cine São José, an exhibition by Estúdio Campana honoring Fernando Campana, and sculptor and ceramicist Ebitenyefa Baralaye’s solo debut, Making Space: Tracing Tomorrow.
Pacifica Hotels has launched a new executive chef’s brunch across its various properties. Available Saturdays and Sundays, guests can enjoy a 10-course dining experience at the likes of the Marina Del Rey Hotel, Jamaica Bay Inn, The Belamar and Seacliff Inn.
Salt’s parent company Pacifica has launched a new series that celebrates the creators of some of the top spirits, wines and brews. For March, the event honors International Women’s Month by bringing in the makers behind Sipsong Spirits, a female-founded brand changing the spirit space. It takes place on March 23 and will also feature special good pairings. Tickets
With longer days ahead, Casa Madera is launching Sunday Rituals, a new monthly activation, that will feature a special Sunday menu and live entertainment from 3 to 8 p.m. It kicks off on March 12 and will include a live DJ (Sounds of Rituals), strolling musicians and exclusive menu items, such as Fire and Ice (a 32 oz. porterhouse with flaming garlic butter, lobster stuffed with lobster salad and spiced shrimp and chipotle cocktail) and a Mexican fruit cart. Reservations
To commemorate 75 years of the Serpenti collection, Bulgari is hosting a design-forward pop-up that showcases a curated selection of high jewelry, fine jewelry, watches, leather goods and serpentine-inspired sculptural art installation by Italian visual artist Davide Quayole. It opened March 1 and will run for six weeks. 431 N Rodeo Dr. 90210
On March 7 from 6:30 to 9 p.m., the L.A. Skirball Center will host a cross generational, multi-sensory musical experience of music’s most famous Billies, from Holiday to Eilish. The event is timed to the four -year anniversary of Billie Eilish’s When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? And will feature the new renditions of the songs using a harp, vocals and backing bands. Tickets
All throughout March, Angeleno businesses have committed to donate a portion of proceeds to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. See the lineup below.
March 1 to March 7: Purchase ice cream from McConnell’s Fine Ice Creams any scoop shop, and McConnell’s will donate 4% of sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 1: Join the online Wellness Wednesday session with Conroy Browne Wellness Labs at 8 pm PST, and Conroy will donate a portion of the sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 2: Bring this flyer to Wood Ranch in Agoura, Brentwood, Burbank, Camarillo, Moorpark or Northridge, and 10% of your meal will be donated to support CHLA. More information here.
March 3: Enjoy a ONEHOPE wine tasting and special sunset ritual at Terranea Resort at 5pm. Proceeds from ONEHOPE purchases will benefit CHLA. More information here.
March 5 to March 11: Shop at LoveShackFancy Melrose Place, and LoveShackFancy will donate 10% of sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 5: Come visit the CHLA Ambassadors at the Melrose Trading Post (7850 Melrose Ave) to purchase items, make donations, and learn more about Make March Matter. More information here.
March 6: Order to-go or delivery from Pizzana Brentwood, Sherman Oaks and West Hollywood, and Pizzana will donate 5% of proceeds to CHLA. More information here.
March 7: Enjoy an evening of jewelry shopping, cocktails and bites at the Irene Neuwirth charity shopping event at 8458 Melrose Place from 4pm to 7pm. Irene Neuwirth will donate a portion of sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 7: Join Terranea Resort for Full Moon Yoga at 7pm. Yogis of all levels are welcome and are asked to bring a yoga mat and a $20 contribution for CHLA. Because space is limited, make a reservation at The Spa at (310) 265-2740. More information here.
March 8: Join the online Wellness Wednesday session with Conroy Browne Wellness Labs at 8 pm PST, and Conroy will donate a portion of the sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 11: Come to the SoCal United Car Show from 11am to 2pm at the Anaheim Garden Walk, and the car show will accept in kind donations for CHLA. More information here.
March 11: Shop at Chloe Colette in Beverly Hills on March 11 and make a donation with your purchase to CHLA. More information here.
March 12: Come visit the CHLA Ambassadors at the Melrose Trading Post (7850 Melrose Ave) to purchase items, make donations, and learn more about Make March Matter. More information here.
March 13 to March 16: Purchase a hand-spun shake from any of the 15 Los Angeles Shake Shacks, and Shake Shack will donate $1 to CHLA. More information here.
March 15: Join the online Wellness Wednesday session with Conroy Browne Wellness Labs at 8 pm PST, and Conroy will donate a portion of the sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 19: Enjoy crafts and bowling, story time and raffles at the Miles and Milan family event at The Britley (8430 W. Sunset Blvd) from 1:30pm to 3pm. All ticket proceeds will be donated to CHLA. More information here.
March 19: Come visit the CHLA Ambassadors at the Melrose Trading Post (7850 Melrose Ave) to purchase items, make donations, and learn more about Make March Matter. More information here.
March 20: Make a donation to CHLA at a participating Dairy Queen and receive a free small soft serve cone. More information here.
March 22: Join the online Wellness Wednesday session with Conroy Browne Wellness Labs at 8 pm PST, and Conroy will donate a portion of the sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 25: Enjoy a well-being event at Athleta at The Point in El Segundo on March 25, and make a donation to CHLA. More information here. Also stop by EVEREVE at The Point in El Segundo, and EVEREVE will donate 15% of sales to CHLA. More information here.
March 25: Enjoy an evening of live entertainment from Dueling Pianos at Terranea Resort’s Lobby Bar from 7pm to 11pm and participate in the silent auction. Proceeds from the silent auction will be donated to CHLA. More information here.
March 26: Come visit the CHLA Ambassadors at the Melrose Trading Post (7850 Melrose Ave) to purchase items, make donations, and learn more about Make March Matter. More information here. Purchase the children’s book The Secret Society of Circus Animals at Melrose Trading Post, and authors Craig and Tyler O’Rourke will donate 100% of proceeds to CHLA. More information here.
March 29: Join the online Wellness Wednesday session with Conroy Browne Wellness Labs at 8 pm PST, and Conroy will donate a portion of the sales to CHLA. More information here.
Pretty Basic podcast hosts Remi Cruz and Alisha Marie will host their first-ever fan meet and greet at La La Land Kind Cafe at The Grove on March 10 to 12 from 7 a.m. to close. Celebrating the recent launch of the new podcast season and their upcoming merch drop, the event allows fans the opportunity to meet Cruz and Marie, try on-theme coffees and partake in a number of photo opps. 189 The Grove Dr Suite G1C 90036
As Rolling Loud takes over Los Angeles, The H.Wood group is making sure the fun doesn’t stop all weekend. Its lineup of after parties began on March 2 with a DJ set by Chantel Jeffries at Poppy, which will be followed by a performance by Central Cee at Poppy on March 3; a 2 Chainz performance at Bootsy Bellows on March 4 and an official Rolling Loud after party on March 6.
In honor of Women’s History Month, the March 9 Vinovore Sunsets Tasting will donate a portion of proceeds to WriteGirl, a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles that promotes creativity and self-expression to empower girls. The event will take place from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Silver Lake Pool & Inn and will feature winemaker Rachel Silkowski of Say When Wines. Tickets
On March 3 from 5 to 7 p.m., the Catalina Museum for Art & History will host its First Friday happy hour event, which will include light bites, cocktails and one of the last opportunities to see the Crossing Waters: Contemporary Tongva Artists Carrying Pimugna exhibition. More info
Just as the days start to get longer, Noble House Hotels, The Portofino Hotel & Spa in Redondo Beach, and REI have teamed up to launch the REI Golden Hour Kayak Tour. Led by the expertise of REI, opt for an evening in the Santa Monica Bay to witness views of the Channel Islands, coastal cliffs and glimmering Pacific. Sign up
For the March edition of its dinner series, Jean-Georges has partnered with D’Artagnan and Margerum Wine Company on a six-course tasting menu and wine pairing experience. Menu highlights include seared scallops, lobster bisque, dover sole and chocolate souffle. It takes place March 3 at 7 p.m. Reservations
To celebrate Rolling Loud, Ksubi and Uncle Paulie’s are teaming up for a lunchbox that will be available March 1 to 5 at Uncle Paulie’s West 3rd Street location. What’s more, Ksubi on La Brea will host the Ksubi x Uncle Paulie’s Cookout on March 2 from 1 to 3 p.m., serving up favorites like The Carmine and sausage and peppers sandwich.
From March 2 to 15, luxury cognac producer Louis XIII will be popping up at The Webster LA to celebrate The Drop, a collection of five portable bottles with wearable accessories and the spirit’s latest release. 8500 Beverly Blvd. Beverly Center Suite 157 90048
This spring and summer, Proper Hospitality and The Mascot, a Harlan family vintage cabernet sauvignon, are putting on a new tasting series across each Proper Hotel location. The Mascot Soiree kicks off on March 1 at the Calabra Lounge at Santa Monica Proper Hotel with tastings of the 2010 and 2018 vintages. Tickets
Now happening daily from 4 to 5 p.m., Melanie Wine Bar’s Happiest Hour offers 50 percent off all by-the-glass wines. The selection rotates, but wine director Steven Sherry and team are always there to help provide personalized recommendations. In addition, the third street wine bar also offers 50 percent off all bottles on Monday nights. Website
Brunch is available at Negroni Third Street every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Alongside menu highlights like truffle eggs, the tofu scramble and French toast made with brioche bread, you can spend the weekend sipping Aperol spritzes, the Nikkei Bloody mary and bottomless mimosas. 8022 W 3rd St 90048
On Sundays, NCB serves up Brazil’s national dish. The feijoada set includes braised pork, linguiça sausage and black bean stew with rice, farofa (toasted cassava flour), collard greens and orange. Also, Wednesday through Saturday, it offers late-night snacks beginning at 10 p.m., such as $3 fried chickpeas with togarashi and $6 campanha and chips. Finally, be sure to stop in on Wednesdays between 7 and 11 p.m. when the team spins Brazilian vinyl. Website
Every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., The Rooftop is serving up a 10-course brunch made of four cocktails and six courses of food. Highlights include the Chimichurri Chicks ‘n Waffle, the Hollandaise Abuelitas Breakfast and the Floral Spritz. 813 S Flower St 90017
On March 4, Shakira, Shakira: The GRAMMY Museum Experience opens in the museum’s Latin Music Gallery. Highlights from the exhibit include 40 artifacts from Shakira’s personal archive, two of her Super Bowl performance outfits, her songwriting notebook with handwritten lyrics, the leaf-covered bikini as seen on the cover of Oral Fixation, Vol. 2 and more. Learn more
Located on the 24th floor of The Ritz-Carlton Los Angeles, Sendero is now open. The dining space is made of four dining concepts that trace the coastal countries of the Pan-American Highway, including Mexico, Peru, Columbia, Argentina and more. In addition to Corteza (which menu highlights the seafood-rich Baja coastline) and Leña (Argentine-inspired steakhouse), the Agave Library (featuring a tasting menu centered on agave-based spirits) will open later in March and Volante (eight-guest chef’s table) will open later in 2023. Website
On March 6 from 5 to 7 p.m., Visionary women will honor Maria Shriver, Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt and Christina Schwarzenegger as the 2023 Changemakers of the Year for their philanthropy and leadership work. Taking place at Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, admission includes a copy of Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt’s new children’s book, Midnight Sister, and digital subscription cards to The Wall Street Journal. Tickets
Water Grill is now serving up Spot Prawns in dishes like Spot Prawn Nigiri and Live Wild Santa Barbara Spot Prawns. The former menu item also includes black olive tapenade, toasted quinoa and citrus salad, while the latter features crispy shrimp atama and white soy nikiri. Website
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Living Room and The Belvedere at The Peninsula will feature sculptures by Joyce Arad from March 3 to 31. What’s more, the hotel is continuing its female-driven partnerships by permanently being home to luxury retail boutique Sita 1910.
For the first time since October 2019, AlienCon is back. The two-day convention will take over the Pasadena Convention Center from March 4 to 5.Presented by A+E Networks and Prometheus Entertainment, AlienCon is the world’s first convention dedicated to seeking the truth about extraterrestrial existence throughout history and solving mysteries of the universe. It will cover unexplained phenomena of the past (Egypt, Mayans, Chariots of the Gods, ancient engineering) and present (disclosure, encounters, UAPs) and will feature panel discussions, original programming, sneak peeks, autograph and photo experiences, exclusive merchandise, a unique vendor marketplace and more. More info
On March 8 at 7 p.m., Café Gratitude will continue its pop-up dinner series with its sister concept, Gracias Madre. Executive chef Seizan Dreux Ellis and Gracias Madre WeHo executive chef Diana Briscoe will host a four-course Latin-inspired dinner of dishes with plant-based ingredients. There will also be curated wine and non-alcoholic beverage pairings. Tickets
Now open in Culver City, Evil Twin is a natural wine bar offering a curated, international collection of bottles paired with imaginative, French-influenced dishes. Menu highlights include Pâté de Campagne, lamb chops, mussels and crispy fried cauliflower. Website
Ahead of its big Oscars night party, the Academy Museum restaurant is celebrating the lead up the Academy Awards with Oscar Nominee-Inspired cocktails. The limited-time menu is available until March 11 and was created by bar program director Marisa Mercado. Highlights include Elvis (peanut bourbon, banana oleo, Montenegro); Tár (vodka, pastis, cucumber, celery, black pepper, garlic, EVOO) and Top Gun: Maverick (aged rum, maple verjus, lime bitters), among others. 6067 Wilshire Blvd 90036
In honor of the upcoming Academy Awards, The Green Room has added All Eyes on Me to the menu. The specialty cocktail is made of Absolut Elyx, house-made Caroline raspberry syrup and freshly squeezed lemon juice and is topped with Grand Marnier molecular foam and finished with a glistening gold sugar sail that resembles an Oscar. It is available now and until March 15. Website
For 30 years, The Groundlings has put on its all-improv show, “Cookin’ with Gas,” every Thursday. In celebration of the milestone, the comedy troup is going to put on an entire month of anniversary performances starting March 2. Tickets
On March 25, Heritage is hosting a dinner at its urban farm. The experience will feature a seafood-driven menu (such as oysters and champagne, smoked salmon and octopus) and be served in its garden. Tickets
Now through summer, Hilltop is popping up in downtown. The menu features favorites like the Bangin’ Breakfast Sandwich, Soul Bowl and Hilltop Droptops; signature drinks like the Matcha Chata and Lavender Latte and locally roasted coffees. “Downtown LA has such a rich history of creativity and resilience. We are excited to share the Hilltop experience with the dreamers and doers of the local community,” said partner Issa Rae. Open Monday through Friday, be sure to stop in between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. 718 S. Hill St. 90014
Huckleberry is now serving up supper Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. Ideal for quick meal with kids or casual dinner over a glass of wine, the menu features a variety of hot and cold prepared dishes like Braised Brisket with caramelized onions and carrots; Seared Salmon with winter citrus, toasted coconut, peanuts and Fresno chilies and Cucumber & Herb Salad, among others. There are also made-to-order dishes like the smash burger, fried chicken sandwich and Garden fresh Vegetable Wrap and pastries, such as corn-shaped cornbread, lemon bars and red velvet layer cakes. Website
On March 3, Irv’s Burgers will open its second location at 1000 S. La Brea 90019. In addition to 16 parking spaces, it will feature 1,1000-square-feet of indoor seating, standing counters, outdoor tables and its blue and red designs and historic L.A. rock and roll memorabilia. Here, you’ll find classic dishes like the Irv’s Double alongside the tuna melt, Irv’s Dog and chili cheese fries. There will also be a new Ooey Gooey Chocolate Chip Cookie, which will be at all locations, and The Menu burger will be on the secret menu indefinitely. Website
Attention soccer fans: Manchester United is hosting a massive live screening of its match against Liverpool on March 5 at Skylight Row DTLA. The #ILOVEUNITED fan event opens its doors at 6:30 a.m., is free to attend and will be hosted by Diego Forlan and Andrew Cole. Be sure to make it in for gametime at 8:30 a.m. and a morning of photo opps, soccer challengers, interactive games, live music and giveaways. You must apply online for tickets.
In mid-March, Pacific Coast Hospitality Group will debut its new Mediterranean restaurant and lounge concept, Mon Ami, in Santa Monica. Dishes and spirits are inspired by countries of and near the Mediterranean Sea, such as Spain, Greece, Italy, France, Morocco and more.
For 10 days, Regarding Her will celebrate Women’s History Month with its third annual festival featuring women-owned food and beverage businesses, such as restaurants, bars, artisan food makers and shop owners. Highlights include dinner at Caldo Verde, cocktails at Casa Vega, a Chao Krung Thai x Jitlada one-night-event, cider and cheese pairing at Benny Boy Brewing and more. Full lineup
On March 20 from 6 to 10 p.m., Kimpton Everly Hollywood is celebrating the spring equinox. Open to guests and locals, the event will feature music, treats from local vendors (including crystal cookie readings from Good Vibes Cookie Co.), a spring bouquet workshop from Gold Dust Florals, flash tattoos by Uh Huh Honey Studio and more.
On March 2 from 6 to 8:30 p.m., Eataly will kick off its two-week Restaurant Fest (March 3 to 19) with an evening of Italian bites and sips. Guests will have the first opportunity to try Restaurant Fest dishes that will be available at Capri and La Pizza & La Pasta in the following weeks. Tickets
The West Hollywood Edition is now serving brunch. At Ardor, Michelin-starred chef John Fraser’s brunch menu honors the restaurant’s vegetable-forward, hyper-local approach with highlights like waffle fried chicken, a brie and truffle omelet, a customizable Bloody Mary set and more. Reservations
In the lead up to the Academy Awards, the museum will put on screenings of Academy Award-nominated shorts and panels with Academy Award-nominated filmmakers during the week of March 8 to 11. It comes to a big conclusion on March 12 with its second annual Oscars Night at the Museum for a celebration of cinema’s biggest night.
Bar Envie is now open in Long Beach. Located in the Zaferia District, the music and cocktail-centric bar captures the warm, energetic spirit of New Orleans. Menu highlights include spicy frog legs with smoked chili and duck fat, a smash burger, hot catfish po-boy, the Chartreuse Julep and more. 400 E Anaheim St 90804
Following the March 3 film premiere, Hennessy and Creed III are teaming up to present a real-life replica of Adonis Creed’s gym as featured in the movie. Open March 4 to 5 from noon to 5 p.m., the pop-up allows guests the chance to explore the gym, witness sparring matches and try their hand at boxing. Be sure to register in advance. 900 N Fairfax Ave 90046
In his first solo U.S. exhibit after moving to England, Douglas Tausik Ryder brings “Your Myth Here” to PRJCTLA. It highlights his new technique of collage and artificial intelligence with large-scale wooden sculptures and will be on display March 11 to April 22. 1452 E Sixth St. 90021
On March 8, Mattia Cristofoli of Fasoli Gino wines will join the team at etta Culver City from Veneto, Italy to put on a four-course pairing menu created by executive chef Dan Perretta. Reservations
Celebrate the 95th Academy Awards in the Blossom Ballroom— the location of the very first AcademyAwards in 1929. On March 12, The Hollywood Roosevelt will host a viewing gala that will feature a live broadcast of the ceremony, elegant decor and a top-of-the line food and drink menu. Tickets
On March 10 at 7 p.m., Jean-Georges will host a six-course dinner in partnership with Billecart-Salmon. The evening will feature a seasonally driven menu by Michelin-starred chef Steve Benjamin and a selection of exclusive wine labels per course. Tickets
On March 31, the Jean-Michael Basquiat: King Pleasure exhibition will open at The Grand LA. It features more than 200 never-before-seen and rarely seen pieces of work by the late legendary artist. Tickets go on sale to the general public on March 1. 100 S Grand Ave 90012
The Arts District location of Loqui is now serving breakfast tacos, Monday through Friday from 8 to 10:30 a.m. Available on corn or flour tortillas, options include steak, chorizo and nopales. Website
On March 1, the Culver City restaurant will host a Spanish wine dinner on its private outdoor patio. The five-course menu will feature paella de marisco, grilled lamb loin, churros con helado and more. Reservations
Messhall Kitchen has added to its lineup of cocktail staples. Created by beverage director Amanda Alvarez the new list of beverages pay homage to movie classics like Jaws and Forrest Gump. There are also new non-alcoholic options like Your Aura is Purple, which is a nod to Almost Famous. 4500 Los Feliz Blvd 90027
On March 2, Norah will have its monthly pizza and champagne party, which features a dinner with caviar, truffles, Champagne pairings and pizza. Reservations
The Ruby Fruit is now open in Silver Lake. Taking over the space that was once Eszett, the women and queer-owned wine bar welcomes all members of the gender-expansive lesbian community, including nonbinary, gender nonconforming and trans people, and specifically those who have yet to have a space to call their own. 3510 Sunset Blvd. 90026
Salt & Straw will debut its new ice cream series for the month, Cereal-sly Delicious, on March 3. The Five new flavors will be available alongside other classic flavors. Stop in to try Pots of Gold & Rainbows, Peanut Butter Brownie Cereal Puff and more.
Following inclement weather, Santa Monica’s Black History Month Festival will now take place on March 11, 4 to 10 p.m. The Third Street Promenade event is in partnership with Downtown Santa Monica and Santa Monica Black Lives Assoc. It will feature education exhibitions, a celebrity panel discussion, local vendor and live musical performances from rapper Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, comedy rock band Big Daddy, gospel artist Betty Griffin, R&B artists Darrell Wilson and Frederick Buzz Busby and DJ Shun Griffin among others. More info
From March 16 to April 16, The Shakespeare Center LA and After Hours Theatre Company are teaming up to put on a fully reimagined performance of The Tempest. The experience starts when audience members find themselves shipwrecked on an island under the spell of supernatural powers. The performance continues with the opportunity to uncover clues, solve puzzles and enjoy artisan elixirs. Tickets
Beginning March 6, Angelenos can visit the Hollywood Trejo’s Coffee & Donuts for the limited time Thin- Mint Abuelita Glaze Donut. Made in partnership with Milk Jar Cookies and inspired by Trejo’s grandmother, a portion of proceeds of the donut will be donated to CHLA Make March Matter initiative.
On March 4 from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Vino Vinyasa invites yogis to come flow at the Palisociety Silver Lake Pool & Inn’s Sunset Deck. The class couples vinyasa-based yoga with wine facts through yoga poses and finishes with a mindful comparative wine tasting of two wines. Tickets
With the promise of warmer, longer days, March in Los Angeles is abuzz.
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