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Weekend Guide

Los Angeles magazine's guide to having a great weekend

Gary Smith
June 20, 2025

Looking to make the most of the weekend in L.A.? We’ve got you covered—from disco flicks under the stars to wine sipping at a UNESCO landmark. Catch boundary-breaking performances at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, shop and dance your way through The Venice Fest. Whether you’re raising a glass at Barnsdall or reliving Saturday Night Fever with the film’s original cast, there’s something unforgettable waiting in every corner of the city.

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Barnsdall Friday Wine Tastings — June 20

Sip wine al fresco while supporting the arts at Barnsdall Art Park’s beloved Friday night tastings, running through September 26. Held on the lawn of the iconic Hollyhock House, the weekly event helps raise funds for cultural programming and preservation efforts. Guests can enjoy curated wines, explore exhibitions at the Municipal Art Gallery and Junior Arts Center, and even opt for a tour of L.A.’s only UNESCO World Heritage site.

Hollywood Fringe — June 12–29

The Hollywood Fringe Festival returns for another boundary-pushing run, spotlighting independent artists across theater, comedy, dance, and more. For two weeks, the neighborhood transforms into a creative playground, with performances popping up in unexpected venues—clubs, cafes, churches, parks, and traditional theaters—celebrating bold voices and experimental work.

The Venice Fest — June 21

Mar Vista turns into a vibrant summer street fair as The Venice Fest takes over Venice Boulevard. More than 400 local artists, makers, food vendors, and performers line the street for a free all-day celebration filled with shopping, live music, dancing, and community vibes.

W Hollywood: ‘Saturday Night Fever’ — June 21

As part of its Pride Life: Disco Film Series, W Hollywood is rolling out the glittery carpet for a special screening of Saturday Night Fever. The night includes a panel with director John Badham and star Donna Pescow, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the iconic film that defined a disco generation.

Broadway Voices Unite: A Harvest Home Benefit Concert — June 22

Some of Broadway’s brightest stars are lending their voices to a good cause at The Eli & Edythe Broad Stage in Santa Monica. Jason Alexander, Rachel Bloom, Merle Dandridge, Seth Rudetsky, and others come together for a night of music and storytelling in support of unhoused pregnant women and children, with proceeds benefiting Harvest Home.

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