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Today will be the coolest day for the next 7 days as a warming trend begins Saturday.

From multigenerational music festivals to early holiday shopping and tamal feasts, we've got your weekend covered.

Don your best cosplay outfits as L.A. Comic Con returns. Shop for art at Giant Robot’s Post It Show 19. Attend any number of holiday crafts markets.

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles announced events that will take place to celebrate the 492nd anniversary of the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico.

With so many compelling stories clamoring to be heard, the Latino Theatre Company launched its 2023-24 season with three premieres, all running simultaneously at the Los Angeles Theatre Center.

LA Comic Con returns for a weekend of cosplay and pop-culture. Giant Robot’s Post-It Show showcases tiny art for sale. A Holidayfest features a great music lineup. And a Comedy Coven conjures up the laughs.

The 2022 Otis College Report on the Creative Economy analyzed the impact of COVID-19 on five sectors in California: fine and performing arts, entertainment and digital media, architecture, fashion and creative goods. The report found that fine and performing arts struggled the most in 2020 with the pandemic shuttering concert venues, cultural centers and exhibition spaces.

Dust off your bike for the latest CicLAvia. Shop at half-a-dozen holiday markets. Up your cosplay game at L.A. Comic Con. Chow down on tamales, tiramisu, pudding and vegan gumbo.

The ultimate holiday shows list: 81 ‘Christmas Carols,’ ‘Nutcrackers’ and more [Los Angeles Times] Our gift to you: a stocking stuffed full of star-studded virtual shows this holiday season, including “Saturday Night Live” star Pete Davidson in “It’s a Wonderful Life,” Andrew Lincoln of “The Walking Dead” fame in “A Christmas Carol,” an intimate concert with chanteuse Lila Downs and a pandemic edition of “Taylor Mac’s Holiday Sauce.” Here are more than 80 shows, ...

“Nutcracker Rouge at Home” Company XIV, a Brooklyn-based purveyor of burlesque, reimagines its saucy take on the holiday favorite as a virtual series of eight newly recorded performances, with a new film dropping weekly. Available through Dec. 31. $150 and up. companyxiv.com “The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” Bristol Old Vic, Kneehigh and Wise Children theater companies present this multimedia-enhanced romantic fable about painter Marc Chagall and his wife, Bella. Available on demand from 8...