By: Haley Bosselman By: Haley Bosselman | February 12, 2025 | Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Style & Beauty, Feature, Guide,
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Even in just 28 days, Los Angeles brims with plenty to do in February. From film screenings to literary discussions, special menus and more, discover what to do around town below.
See also: Here Are Concerts You Can Attend To Support Los Angeles Fire Relief
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From Feb. 15 to 16, Babylist and Momcozy will hold its first-ever Momcozy Pop-Up at the Babylist Beverly Hills showroom from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The weekend will let soon-to-be parents discover products for their families through hands-on experiences with expert-led sessions, Momcozy products and parenting solutions. Open throughout the year, guests will also be able to enjoy sweet treats, gifts and giveaways.
6516 Selma Ave 90028/ Website
On Feb. 13, Desert 5 Spot will host its annual Dolly Parton Tribute Night. The evening will kick off with a pre-tribute performance, hosted by Stagecoach and Ariat, by artist Annie Bosko at 8 p.m. Then, Dolly Parton hits will be underway starting at 9 p.m. featuring The Midnight Girls and special guests.
1344 Fourth St 90405/ Website
On Feb. 15, Fred Fitness will host its grand opening celebration from 10:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. Alongside the chance to learn more about Fred Fitness’ personalized training approach, attendees will get to witness live demonstrations of its AI-powered fitness technology.
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On Feb. 14 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., DTLA Alliance guides will hand out 1,500 roses (sourced from the California Flower Mall) to anyone walking through the downtown center (Bank of America Plaza, The Bloc, City National Plaza, US Bank Tower, FourFortyFour South Flower). The Pepper Moons will also perform live jazz music at Settecento in Maguire Gardens.
5009 Melrose Ave 90038/ Website
On Feb. 15 from 3 to 5 p.m., Ggiata, HexClad and Nany Silverton are teaming up to give away free, limited-edition Chicken Milanese Sandwiches in honor of HexClad’s newest release, the 5-inch Damascus Steel Serrated Sandwich Knife. Sandwiches are available on a first-come, first-served basis at Ggiata’s Melrose Hill location while supplies last.
800 W Olympic Blvd 90015/ Website
The Grammy Museum will debut its Sonic Playground on Feb. 14. The immersive music-making experience will transform the 3,00-square-foot second-floor gallery into a creativity hub where visitors can step into roles like singer, producer, music supervisor, disc jockey and more.
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On Feb. 18, Henrybuilt will host an opening reception from 5:30 to 8 p.m. for the debut of A Love Letter to L.A., a photography group show showcasing personal and unique perspectives from architecture and design photographers. The evening will also act as a fundraiser, and all proceeds from the event will benefit the LAFD Foundation and CCF Wildfire Recovery Fund. On display through March 28, the exhibition features work by Tanveer Badal, Roger Davies, Chase Daniel, Casey Dunn, Joe Fletcher, Alanna Hale, Laure Joliet, Stephen Kent Johnson, André Jones, Arturo + Lauren, Chris Mottalini, Yoshihiro Makino, Matthew Millman, Ye Rin Mok, Jenna Peffley, Jeremy Samuelson, Tim Street-Porter, Nils Timm, Erik Stackpole Undehn, Dominique Vorillon, Paul Vu and Michael Wells.
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Through Feb. 23, Kith Treats has a limited-time special made for two. The Sweetheart is served in a wide cup and features chocolate ice cream infused with Cocoa Puffs and brownie bites, fresh strawberries, chocolate Cake Crunch, chocolate drizzle and whipped cream.
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From Feb. 21 to March 2, fans of Peacock’s reality competition The Traitors will have their own chance to play in the murder mystery game in a West Adams mansion transformed into a mini Scottish castle. The immersive experience will feature the chance to peruse Alan Cumming’s wardrobe in a puzzle-filled haberdashery, dodge lasers in a race against the clock, solve a breathtaking coffin escape in a dark dungeon, win prizes and more.
7601 Sunset Blvd 90046/ Website
Project Angel Food will host its benefit auction, Angel Art, at the international auction house Bonhams on Feb. 27 at 6 p.m. The evening will bring the art community together to support Angelenos whose lives have been devastated by the January 2025 wildfires. Featuring works from four artists who themselves have been displaced or lost their homes, the auction will include pieces by Ed Ruscha, John Baldessari, Robert Rauschenberg, Helen Frankenthaler, Richard Misrach, Peter Alexander, Jeff Koons, Louise Nevelson, Jim Dine, Herb Ritts, William Wegman, and Shepard Fairey, among others, as well as emerging artists Awol Erizku, Carmen Argote, Nao Bustamante, Todd Gray and more. Angel Art will begin with cocktails and bites at 6 p.m., and the live auction will start at 7 p.m.
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On Feb. 8, Barre3 will host a community event at the Radford Studio Center back lot in benefit of the American Red Cross. The Saturday morning will feature a 45-minute signature class on the New York street set of the studio. Be sure to sign up in advance.
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Now and through March 14, Catalina Express and nearly 20 hotel partners are offering winter season ferry and hotel packages at a discounted rate. In particular, the Banning House Lodge is part of the Best of Winter deal for the first time ever and features a 50 percent savings.
8224 Sunset Blvd 90046/ Website
On Feb. 10 from 7 to 10 p.m., the Are We On Air? Kiosk across from the Chateau Marmont will host A Complete Unknown vinyl listening party. The first guests to arrive will have thew chance to take homa a vinyl and exclusive merch while supplies last.
2511 Wilshire Blvd 90057/ Website
On Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m., Dynasty Typrewriter will present science comedy game show Wrong Answers Only. Featuring Dr. Paul Eastwick, the UC Davis psychology professor and head of the Attraction and Relationships Research Laboratory, will be joined by host Chris Duffy and a panel of comedians to dive into Eastwick’s work on how romantic relationships begin and the psychological mechanisms that help partners stay committed and attached. Tickets are now available.
743 S Lucerne Blvd 90005/ Website
The Ebell of Los Angeles’ February programming celebrates the profound contributions of Black artists and educates about trailblazing female leaders with a lineup of concerts, conversations and gatherings. Highlights include a recital with soprano Thalia Moore on Feb. 16, a conversation with journalist Glenda Wina on Feb. 18 and a book discussion of Percival Everett’s James on Feb. 25. See the full lineup online.
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From Feb. 7 to 9, Fitoor Santa Monica will throw its grand opening weekend. The festivities will feature cocktails, bites, bellydancers and the continuation of its Dine LA menu, from which a percentage of proceeds will be donated to Restaurants Care for food and beverage workers affected by the fires.
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From Feb. 3 to 17, Holey Moley Golf Club has limited edition Valentine-themed cocktails. Beverages include the I’ll Be Your Huckleberry (Deep Eddy lemon vodka with huckleberry, lemon, sugar and egg whites) and Sweet Tarts for Sweethearts (Deep Eddy grapefruit vodka, raspberry, lime prosecco).
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Through April 27, the Los Angeles Public Library’s Central Library has on display Alta: A Human Atlas of a City on Angels. The exhibition showcases 100 portraits and stories of Angelenos who have made significant positive social impact in their community, including Homeboy Industries founder Father Greg Boyle, labor activist Dolores Huerta and LGBTQ+ legend and founder of Catch One nightclub Jewel Thais-Williams. Created in collaboration with Getty, Alta was created by London-based artist Marcus Lyon.
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On Feb. 13, L.A.-based writer and representative of the Séverin Wunderman Collection Chloë Cassens will host a screening of Orpheus (1950) at the Philosophical Research Society. The film will be followed by a discussion about Jean Cocteau’s legacy. Tickets are available now.
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From Feb. 20 23, The Other Art Fair presented by SaatchiArt.com will take place in Los Angeles. The weekend-long event will feature more than a hundred independent artists, thousands of artworks, interactive experience and cocktails. Proceeds from the Friday late tickets will benefits the L.A. Arts Community Fire Relief Fund.
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Sal’s Place has returned to West Hollywood for winter and spring. A cash-only restaurant, the Provincetown, Mass.-born restaurant promises a familial experience through Italian dishes, cocktails and seasonal creations.
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At all six locations throughout February, Blue Jam Cafe is giving a Valentine’s Day twist to its signature Crunchy French Toast. The limited-edition, heart-shaped version of the sweet breakfast is topped with whipped cream cheese, strawberry jam, fresh berries and vanilla sauce. Furthermore, $2 of each order will be donated to the California Wildfire Relief Fund.
2001 E 7th St 90021/ Website
On Feb. 6 from 7 to 11 p.m., Café 2001, the adjoining all-day concept from Yess, will host NNOO, a night of poetry, dance, sound and food curated by David Horvitz. The free-to-attend event will have a la carte specials, European natural wines and performers, such as Sophie Appel, Zoey Greenwald and Ali Eyal.
6516 Selma Ave 90028/ Website
Hosted by Rainee Blake and Chloe Kat, Soft Spot Songwriter Nights are back at Desert 5 Spot. The acoustic performances take place every Tuesday starting at 7 p.m., during which attendees can also enjoy two tacos for $10.
820 Pacific Coast Hwy 90245/ Website
Facialworks has opened its fifth facial bar in Manhattan Beach. Located at The Point in South Bay, the new outpost features five facial bar chairs, two private treatment rooms and a skincare shop where products from Facialworks’ exclusive clean skincare line are available for purchase.
5515 Melrose Ave 90038/ Website
On Feb. 1 and 2, starting at 10 a.m., Fifteen Percent Pledge will host its 15th Street Block Party at Paramount Pictures Studios. The community event invites Angelenos to shop, eat and support local Black-owned businesses. Additionally, all proceeds from activation ticket sales will benefit businesses affected by the wildfires.
2500 Glen Ivy Rd 92883/ Website
Glen Ivy Hot Springs has seasonal offerings for the winter and Valentine’s Day. In honor of the romantic holiday, you get a $100 gift card for $85 between Jan. 20 and Feb. 14. Additionally, the wellness retreat has a candle-making workshop on Feb. 7; honey tasting on Feb. 13; complimentary admission on your birthday when you book a 50-minute massage or facial; half-day admission options for Monday through Friday and its Winter Warm-Up Package through February.
1910 Ocean Way 90405/ Website
Terraza at Hotel Casa del Mar is now offering The Macallan Whiskey Flight for $60. Set to ocean views, imbibers will get to relish paired half-ounce tastings of The Macallan Sherry Oak 12-Year paired with Raclette & Rye Toast; The Macallan Sherry Oak 18-Year paired with a Savory Date Tartlet and The Macallan Time Space Mastery paired with Compartes Chocolate Truffle.
815 N La Cienega Blvd 90069/ Website
On Feb. 12 from 6 to 8 p.m., ICCA SoCal will host a lecture with Ben Pentreath at its showroom. The evening will dive into his new book, An English Vision, which explores his approach to creating buildings that are infused with a strong sense of happiness, history, character, color, imperfection and a specific place in time
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At Conrad Los Angeles, San Laurel by José Andrés Group has launched lunch service, which is available daily from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Diners can opt for the $45+ two-course prix fixe with shareable appetizers and individual larger dishes or for the la carte menu items like Peruvian scallops with green seed-tomatillo vinaigrette, green grape and cilantro; Croquetas de Cangrejo (creamy jumbo lump crab fritters with tartar sauce); octopus with olive oil cargado, pee wee potatoes, sea lettuce garlic aioli and Blackhawk Farms wagyu flat iron-style with crispy mochi potato, piquillo puree and jus.
929 S Broadway Ave 90015/ Website
As part of its Sunday Lobby Series, the United Theater on Broadway will hold a performance by jazz guitarist Andrew Renfroe. The afternoon kicks off at 2 p.m. with light bites and drinks. Complimentary tickets are available now.
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On Feb. 5 at 7 p.m., Vitello’s will host its Uncorked Wine Pairing Dinner in The Velvet Martini Lounge featuring wines of Valle de Guadalupe. The multi-course dinner will be paired with varietals like Nebbiolo, Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Tickets are now available.
8440 Wilshire Blvd 90211/ Website
On Feb. 7 and 8, the Saban Theatre will present Whiplash in Concert. The live-to-film concert event will feature access to a full bar and food trucks and a live screening of the film set to a live score by an 18-piece jazz band conducted by composer Justin Hurwitz. A portion of proceeds will go toward MusiCares Los Angeles wildfire disaster relief fund. Tickets are available now.
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Dine LA Restaurant Week's winter edition will run from Jan. 24 to Feb. 7, offering deals and specials across Los Angeles’ favorite restaurants like SOL Mexican Cocina, Cafe Gratitude, Gracias Madre, Osteria Mamma, BOA Steakhouse, TLV Tapas Bar, Sushi Roku, Katana, Yakumi, Porterhouse, Koi LA, North Italia, Teleferic Barcelona, Ladyhawk, TheBlvd, The Hideaway, Amour, Firefly, The Maybourne Beverly Hills and Palma Ristorante. Additionally, for each Dine LA reservation, LA Tourism and Banc of California will donate $10 to the American Red Cross (up to $100,000) to go towards wildfire recovery efforts across Los Angeles. The full list of participants can be found on the Dine LA website.
8490 W Sunset Blvd 90069/ Website
In the midst of award season, Bamford Spa at 1 Hotel West Hollywood is offering The Red Carpet Facial. The energizing treatment melds the power of Cryo therapy with a Gua Sha face massage, resulting in improved firmness, radiance and brightness.
800 W Olympic Blvd 90015/ Website
Starting Jan. 25, the Grammy Museum will have free general admission for visitors aged 17 and under. “The Grammy Museum has always been committed to increasing access to music education by reaching underserved communities where access to our Museum and programming could make a huge impact,” said Michael Sticka, Grammy Museum president and CEO. “Waiving admission for kids 17 and under will go a long way toward achieving that goal.”
6634 Sunset Blvd 90028/ Website
The Hollywood Japanese restaurant has launched a seasonal culinary series to represent Japan's hyper-seasonality. Offering a new menu and theme each season, the winter edition showcases a Japanese night market-inspired menu marked by smoky flavors. Highlights include scallops in ponzu butter, a spicy tuna sesame hazelnut taco and a charred uni tostada with wasabi chimichurri.
114 S Robertson Blvd 90048/ Website
From Jan. 23 to March 31, Scandinavian lifestyle and home goods brand Teak New York will pop up in Los Angeles along Robertson Boulevard in the West Hollywood Design District. The limited-time showroom will offer curated collection of furniture, home goods, beauty and wellness products, fashion accessories and other fun items. Additionally, Teak New York will have a donation hub and donation match program and will offer design community engagement to support the local community as Los Angeles rebuilds from the wildfires.
783 Americana Way 91210/ Website
Trattoria Amici at The Americana at Brand has reopened. Led by DeLuca Restaurant Group founder Tancredi, the reimagined restaurant features a new interior and revamped all-day menu with dishes like cacio e pepe, bone-in veal chop, braised lamb shank with yellow polenta, salt-crusted Mediterranean branzino and Dover sole filleted tableside.
23536 Calabasas Rd 91302/ Website
Yume has opened a second location in Old Town Calabasas. First opening in Studio City in 2020, the Japanese restaurant offers an excellent assortment of sushi and sashimi. The new location elevates its offerings with the addition of a dedicated Kushiyaki menu, a few Calabasas-specific dishes and a curated beverage program showcasing bespoke Japanese-inspired cocktails, spirits and rare sakes. Highlights include hirame orange crudo, a spicy miso sea bass handroll and the Green Dragon Roll with eel, blue crab, avocado, takuan, sesame seeds and nori.
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