As the weekend approaches, Los Angeles is gearing up for a summer of fun and excitement. According to Mommy Poppins, the Hammer Museum is kicking off the season with the opening of its summer exhibitions. This is an event not to be missed, offering a glimpse into the latest artistic endeavors. Meanwhile, PBS SoCal is teaming up with the California Science Center for a day of scientific discovery and learning.
Their PBS Kids character friends will be on hand to make it a fun and engaging experience for both kids and adults. “As a parent, I’m always looking for ways to get my little ones excited about learning,” says Mommy Poppins, “and this event seems like a great way to do just that.” For those looking for a more low-key activity, the outdoor summer movie series is just around the corner.
Dockweiller Beach, Santa Ana, and Dana Point will be hosting screenings under the stars… while Laguna Hills will be raising the big top for the debut of Cirque du Soleil Kooza. These events offer something for everyone, from art and science to entertainment and adventure. And with so much to choose from, it’s no wonder that Los Angeles is a top destination for weekend getaways.
For more information on these events and other things to do in LosAngeles this weekend, “be sure to check out the official websites or consult with Mommy Poppins for expert recommendations.” As the weekend draws to a close… there’s no doubt that Los Angeles will be buzzing with excitement and activity. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, “there’s something for everyone in this vibrant and dynamic city.”
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More on… Los Angeles Summer Events: Art, Science, And Entertainment For All:
The Hammer Museum is opening its summer exhibitions, offering a unique artistic experience.
As the summer season arrives, the Hammer Museum is throwing open its doors to unveil an exciting lineup of new exhibitions. Located in the heart of Westwood, the Hammer Museum is a renowned cultural institution that has been at the forefront of innovative exhibitions and programming. This summer, visitors can look forward to exploring four exciting exhibitions that showcase a diverse range of artistic visions and mediums.
The first exhibition, “Becoming → October,” is a collection of works by Ethiopian artist Julie Mehretu, featuring large-scale prints, drawings, and paintings that blur the boundaries between abstract and figurative styles. Mehretu’s work often explores themes of identity, migration… and global citizenship. Another highlight of the summer season is the exhibition “Mao’s Golden Endgame,” which delves into the fascinating world of Chinese propaganda art from the 1960s to the present day. This exhibition features an impressive collection of works by Chinese artists, including posters, prints, and paintings that offer a unique glimpse into China’s complex and often turbulent history.
For art lovers interested in photography, theHammer Museum’s summer exhibitions won’t disappoint. The exhibition “Euguene Atget: The Modern Tower and the Circus Wagon,” features photographs from the early 20th century by French artist Eugene Atget… showcasing his unique vision of everyday — in Paris. This exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into the early days of modern photography, with Atget’s works capturing the charm and beauty of the French capital.
Finally, no visit to theHammer Museum would be complete without stopping by the Harvey Mudd Gallery, where an exhibition of works by the legendary artist and musician, David Bowie, will be on display. This exhibition, titled “David Bowie: The Man Who Fell to Earth,” features a collection of Bowie’s iconic costumes, album covers, and photographs, offering a glimpse into the extraordinary — and career of this rock legend.
With its diverse range of exhibitions, theHammer Museum is the perfect destination for anyone seeking inspiration, “or simply a unique and memorable cultural experience.” As the summer sun shines bright over Los Angeles, “the Hammer Museum is the place to be for art lovers of all ages.”
PBS SoCal and the California Science Center are teaming up for a fun day of scientific learning and discovery, featuring PBS Kids characters.
Get ready for a fun-filled day of scientific learning and discovery as PBS SoCal and the California Science Center team up to bring kids and families together! This unique event promises to be an unforgettable experience, as beloved PBS Kids characters take center stage alongside the Science Center’s world-class exhibits. Upon arrival, visitors will be greeted by their favorite PBS Kids friends, including Daniel Tiger from “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,” Ada Twist from “Ada Twist, Scientist,” and bilingual duo, Marc and Ramón from “Marcelino Pane Parece.” These charismatic characters will be on hand to guide kids through interactive science experiments, games… and activities designed to inspire curiosity and a love of learning.
One of the highlights of the event will be the “PBSKids Science Expo,” where kids can engage in hands-on activities such as building their own tornado using a vortex generator, creating homemade lava lamps, and testing the properties of magnets. The Expo will also feature interactive exhibits showcasing the latest scientific discoveries and innovations, such as robots, drones, and virtual reality experiences.
Meanwhile, PBSKids characters will be leading ⁘⁘⁘ shows and performances throughout the day, including three shows per hour in the Science Center’s. fully-equipped auditorium. Shows will range from humor-filled song-and-dance routines to fascinating science demonstrations and experiments. In addition to the many interactive exhibits and shows… families will also have access to the California Science Center’s vast collection of scientific exhibits and artifacts.
From the Space Shuttle Endeavour to the IMAX Theater, “there’s something for everyone at this world-class science museum.” To make the event even more special, PBS SoCal has prepared a special “PBS Kids Science Passport” for kids to collect stamps and credentials as they participate in various activities throughout the day. The first 1,000 kids to complete the passport will receive a FREE PBS Kids digital book upon departure, “a perfect memento of the unforgettable day of scientific learning and discovery.”
There will be an outdoor summer movie series at Dockweiller Beach, Santa Ana, and Dana Point, showing films under the stars.
As the sun sets over the California coast, get ready to cozy up with your favorite films under the stars! This summer, Dockweiller Beach, Santa Ana, and Dana Point are hosting an outdoor summer movie series, bringing the magic of the big screen to the great outdoors. Each location promises a unique cinematic experience, with some of the most beloved films from recent years to classic Hollywood hits.
At Dockweiller Beach, the movie series kicks off with the Disney classic, “The Little Mermaid,” followed by blockbuster hits like “Toy Story” and “The Jungle Book.” In Santa Ana, the Anaheim Ice Rink will transform into a outdoor movie theater, with films like “The Incredibles” and “Finding Nemo” projected onto a giant screen under the stars.
Meanwhile, Dana Point will showcase a range of films… from “The Wizard of Oz” to more recent releases like “The Avengers” and “The Lego Movie.” Each film will be screened in a comfortable outdoor setting, complete with ample seating, blankets, and snacks. For added ambiance, many of the screenings will feature ⁙⁙⁙ music or acoustic performances before the films begin.
And don’t forget to arrive early to snag a spot near the food vendors, “offering everything from classic movie snacks to gourmet treats and refreshing drinks.” The outdoor summer movie series is the perfect way to enjoy theCalifornia sunshine while indulging in a little old-fashioned movie magic. So grab a blanket, “gather some friends.”.. and get ready for a summer of cinematic adventures under the stars!
Laguna Hills will debut Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza, a big-top show with acrobatic performances.
Get ready to be amazed by the world-renowned Cirque du Soleil as Laguna Hills welcomes the debut of Kooza, a big-top show featuring a mesmerizing array of acrobatic performances. This critically-acclaimed production is a celebration of the human spirit, showcasing the artistry and skill of over 50 international performers. Kooza tells the story of the Innocent, a cheerful and carefree character who ventures into a mysterious world in search of his Shadow.
Along the way, he encounters an array of colorful characters, each with their own unique talents and abilities. The show is a masterclass in acrobatic feats, with performers displaying their expertise in aerial silk, hand-to-hand balancing, and high-wire walking, among other disciplines. With its stunning costumes, elaborate set design, and energetic — music… Kooza is an immersive experience that will leave audiences of all ages in awe. The show’s creators have drawn inspiration from ancient puppet theater and the traditional Indian rope puppet show, “Kathputli,” to create a unique and captivating narrative.
With its universal themes of friendship, unity, and self-discovery, Kooza is a show that transcends language and cultural barriers, making it a truly inclusive experience for all. In Laguna Hills, the show will take place under a traditional big top, providing an intimate and immersive setting for attendees. With its unique blend of storytelling, spectacle, and entertainment… Kooza is an event not to be missed.
So grab some popcorn, “gather your friends and family,” “and get ready to be wowed by the sheer talent and creativity ofCirque du Soleil’s Kooza.”
