The Grammy Museum delves into the 50-year history of hip-hop.

The exhibition brings together more than 100 sacred artworks to the museum.

The site-specific installation features a vintage wooden canoe and found objects harvested by Saar from The Huntington’s 207-acre grounds.

LACMA debuts Vincent Valdez’s oil painting El Chavez Ravine (2005–7), which was recently added to the museum’s permanent collection through a gift from musician Ry Cooder.

Spend an afternoon amongst the more than 30 native butterfly species in season at the Natural History Museum’s Butterfly Pavilion from now through the summer.

Jean-Michel Basquiat is synonymous with New York of the 1980s, but he actually made a large body of work right here in Los Angeles.

Don’t sit and putter, get down to the Ahmanson to see the Broadway touring company of Funny Girl.

In honor of their 10th anniversary, Curtis Stone’s Michelin-starred restaurant Maude announced the deal of the spring this week: 10 guests each week will get to experience their famed tasting menu for just $10 for the rest of the year.

If life lasted forever, would love? Kairos is the story of two people falling in love during a tectonic shift in society. This world premiere play performs at East West Players.

The first retrospective of his work in 20 years takes up all of LACMA’s second-floor gallery space.

Neighborhood Winery is hosting a series of April nights to give you the wine cheat codes to impress your date.

Whether you’re a fan of The Morning Show or The Late Show, there’s an event for you at PaleyFest.