Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! I'm Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut diving into LA's wildest vibes on this sunny Sunday, March 8, 2026. Picture this: heat and wind advisories are firing up as temps climb into the 80s, per ABC7's SoCal weather report, giving the city that perfect breezy buzz—ideal for outdoor adventures before the LA Marathon road closures kick in later today.

Kick off with the electrifying LA Marathon snaking through the streets, cheering elite runners and everyday heroes dodging those $8-a-gallon gas pumps ABC7 flagged. Families, paddle into the Marina del Rey Dragon Boat Festival for splashy races and team spirit that'll have you rowing like Olympians. Culture lovers, hit the Central Library for multilingual songs across cultures with Natalya Grinbaum-Smyrnos, a LAPL gem blending music and global grooves. Music fans, groove to La Santa Cecilia at the Fonda Theatre tonight, fusing Latin beats with high-energy vibes. And for a quirky nightcap, chase the family-friendly Bark & Brew at the LA Arboretum, where pups and craft brews collide in hilarious harmony, straight from We Like LA's event roundup.

Local buzz: LAPD's hunting distraction theft suspects, so stay sharp with your valuables, and a new mental health facility just broke ground in LA County—progress amid the heat. Gas prices are spiking, so bike or Metro it like a pro.

Must-dos today? Lace up for marathon spectator spots along Sunset Boulevard, uncover hidden gems at the arboretum's doggy dashes, or hike Griffith Observatory for panoramic heat-wave views—LA's eternal sunny soul. Local tip: Skip traffic by using the 'Find My' app trick like that trapped skier did on ABC7—share locations with your crew to navigate marathon chaos like insiders.

Tomorrow? Holi & The Beach explodes in Redondo with color bombs and beach parties—tune in for the scoop!

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Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Los Angeles with your globe-trotting sports nut buddy, Oly Bennett. It’s Saturday, March 7, 2026, and LA is serving up classic SoCal vibes: mild sunshine, cool ocean breeze, and just enough clouds to make your sunset selfies look cinematic, according to local weather reports.

Today’s city energy is pure “how many events can I squeeze into one day?” mode. Over at Walt Disney Concert Hall, the LA Phil New Music Group with Gustavo Dudamel is hitting the stage at 2 p.m., perfect for listeners who like their Saturdays with a side of world-class symphonies, as listed on National Today’s Los Angeles events calendar. If you’re more crowns than concertos, the hit musical SIX is playing matinee and evening shows at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, turning history class into a pop concert.

Sports fans, lace up: the Los Angeles Kings host the Montreal Canadiens at Crypto.com Arena at 4 p.m., while USC battles UCLA in men’s basketball at the Galen Center this evening, both highlighted on National Today’s local lineup. And for soccer diehards, LAFC faces FC Dallas at BMO Stadium tonight, so the chants will be echoing across Exposition Park.

For nightlife and music lovers, venues all over town are buzzing. The Wiltern is hosting DRAMA on the Platonic Romance Tour, while the Fonda Theatre, the Bellwether, and Echoplex all have concerts tonight, according to National Today’s event guide. Pick a neighborhood, and you’re basically choosing your soundtrack.

On the cultural side, the Los Angeles Public Library’s LA Made series is in full swing today, with programs like “Songs Across Cultures” and “First Women of Los Angeles” at branch libraries, as detailed on the LA Public Library calendar. Perfect if you want something free, smart, and indoors before your big night out. And down by the water, Holi & The Beach at Redondo Beach’s Seaside Lagoon is turning the shoreline into a massive color-splashed festival of music and dance, according to Discover Los Angeles.

Quick city buzz: transit agencies are continuing to push riders toward Metro rail and bus for big event days, especially around Downtown and Exposition Park, so expect heavier traffic and consider jumping on the train when you’re heading to Crypto.com Arena or BMO Stadium. Restaurant blogs across town are also talking about a fresh wave of new openings in neighborhoods like Frogtown and Highland Park, so today’s a good day to explore a new spot before your show or game.

If you’re planning your perfect LA Saturday, I’d say: start with a late-morning stroll at the Venice Boardwalk or the Silver Lake Reservoir, hit Holi & The Beach for daytime color chaos, then roll into either a concert at the Wiltern or the Kings game downtown. Want something quieter? Pair a library LA Made program with a hidden-gem taco truck run and a Griffith Observatory sunset.

Local tip from Oly: in LA, “15 minutes away” usually means “with no traffic and three miracles,” so always check drive times and, when in doubt, park once and walk or rideshare between nearby spots. Around Downtown, you can often stack a pre-game happy hour, a concert, and a nightcap all within a few blocks.

Tomorrow, keep an eye out for more library programs, gallery shows, and another packed slate of concerts and sports as LA ramps into full spring mode. Tune in next time as we map out your Sunday like a pro—and maybe sneak in a few of the city’s quirkiest rec leagues and offbeat sports.

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Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Los Angeles with your resident sports-obsessed globe-trotter, Oly Bennet. It’s Saturday, March 7, 2026, and LA is serving up classic chill spring vibes: mild temps, sunny skies, and just enough breeze to make your sunglasses feel like official city equipment.

Today’s energy? Pure “I can do three events and still make it to tacos by midnight.” Downtown is buzzing with hockey fans heading to Crypto.com Arena, arts lovers flocking to theaters, and festival folks pre-loading their camera rolls for serious color explosions later.

Let’s hit some highlights for your day. For my fellow movement maniacs, the McCourt Foundation’s LA 5K is rolling through Elysian Park this morning, finishing at Dodger Stadium with medals, views, and maximum selfie potential. Over at Redondo Beach’s Seaside Lagoon, Discover Los Angeles spotlights Holi & The Beach, a waterfront Festival of Colors with DJs, epic color throws, and family-friendly chaos from noon to 4 p.m. If you want culture with your weekend, the LA Phil New Music Group is bringing The Great Wall of Los Angeles program to Walt Disney Concert Hall at 2 p.m., featuring new music inspired by Judy Baca’s legendary mural, with Gustavo Dudamel on the podium. Theater lovers, Hollywood Pantages Theatre is staging the hit musical SIX with both a 2 p.m. matinee and an 8 p.m. evening show. And sports fans, L.A. LIVE lists the Montreal Canadiens vs Los Angeles Kings showdown at Crypto.com Arena at 4 p.m., with the whole district turning into a pre- and post-game playground.

As for local buzz, L.A. LIVE is also running VIP tours of Crypto.com Arena starting at 10 a.m., so you can walk the tunnels, talk pretend play-by-play, and live out your inner sports-nerd dreams. Metro and surface streets around Downtown and Elysian Park may see heavier traffic thanks to the race and the game, so consider hopping on Metro rail to Pico Station for L.A. LIVE or Chinatown/Union Station for Dodger Stadium adjacent events.

If you’re planning your perfect LA day, here’s the Oly game plan: start with a late-morning coffee and people-watching at Grand Central Market, then wander up to Angels Flight and over to The Broad or Walt Disney Concert Hall, depending on whether your heart beats for art or music. Hit Holi & The Beach for afternoon color madness, then race back into the city for Kings hockey or the SIX evening show, and close it out at a smaller gig like Badflower at the Fonda Theatre or Cash Cobain at Echoplex for true LA indie cred.

Local tip from your roving sports nut: LA may be a driving town, but real pros stack neighborhoods. Cluster Downtown/L.A. LIVE plans together, keep Hollywood nights all in Hollywood, and never schedule Santa Monica and Redondo Beach in the same half-day unless you genuinely enjoy traffic as an extreme sport.

Before we wrap, keep an eye on tomorrow’s calendar: more concerts at L.A. LIVE, ongoing runs of SIX and other touring shows, and a fresh slate of neighborhood events from libraries to galleries. Tune in tomorrow and we’ll scout the best plays so your weekend game plan stays championship level.

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Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! It's Friday, March 6th, and LA's buzzing with that classic sunny vibe—strong gusty winds whipping through SoCal, per ABC7 reports, so hold onto your hats while wildflowers start blooming in Antelope Valley for some epic spring color.

Kick off your day with the Cypher Summit Block Party at USC's Glorya Kaufman School of Dance, a free RSVP event celebrating women in hip-hop with street-dance seminars and performances—perfect for culture vultures and dance fans. Families, catch the Nollywood in Hollywood Film Showcase at Aero Theatre in Santa Monica, screening killer Nigerian films by women directors, all gratis. Music lovers, groove to Aimee Mann's show at the new Pacific Electric venue in Chinatown tonight, or dive into Royce Hall for Nowruz: Light Always Prevails, a magical music fest honoring Persian New Year. For nightlife laughs, hit the Ice House Comedy Club for Jim Florentine, Joe Bartnick, and Don Jamieson tearing it up.

Local buzz: El Coyote Mexican Restaurant just hit 95 years—ABC7 says grab some history with your tacos. Winds could down trees, so check transit apps for Metro updates. New spot alert: The Vinyl Room at Hollywood Palladium spins 70s vinyl vibes with cocktails.

Must-dos today? Chase wildflower superbloom hikes in Antelope Valley for that hidden gem Insta-gold, or wander Santa Monica's Aero for films and sea breezes. Sports nuts like me, tune into World Baseball Classic radio broadcasts—Japan vs. Chinese Taipei is live fire!

Local tip: Navigate like a pro—use the free LADOT Dash app for real-time bus tracking amid these winds, and chat up El Coyote servers for untold LA lore.

Tomorrow? Dragon Boat Festival races in Marina del Rey and OC Lantern Festival lights up Costa Mesa—pure chaos and charm!

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Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! I'm Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut diving into the city's quirkiest vibes. Today, Thursday, March 5th, 2026, LA's buzzing with strong, gusty winds whipping through SoCal according to ABC7 Eyewitness News, giving that wild, adventurous edge perfect for indoor thrills or wind-swept beach chases.

Kick off with the LA Phil's epic Dudamel, Dante, and Beethoven 6 at 8 PM—maestro Gustavo Dudamel conducts Beethoven's idyllic “Pastoral” symphony alongside Thomas Adès' fiery “Inferno,” blending classical power with dramatic flair, as listed by the LA Phil. Families, catch SLANTED at USC's Ray Stark Family Theatre at 7 PM, a cinematic screening from the School of Cinematic Arts that's got that quirky film fest energy. Theater lovers, Sylvia Sylvia Sylvia opens at Geffen Playhouse at 7:30 PM, a hilarious take on canine chaos per Time Out LA. Music fans, groove to 2charm with Disco Shrine at The Roxy at 9 PM, a promoted Goldenvoice night of beats and dance. And for Broadway dazzle, SIX (Touring) rocks Hollywood Pantages Theatre at 7:30 PM, queens ruling the stage as noted by National Today.

Local buzz: Strong winds mean brace for gusts, but no major transit hiccups—ABC7 reports smooth sailing. New AFEELA Studio & Delivery Hub grand opening in Fremont hints at electric car excitement spilling into LA.

Must-dos today: Storm-watch at Santa Monica Pier's Locals’ Night with free live music and cars, or hit Autry After Hours in Griffith Park for salsa lessons and DJs till late, both via Time Out. Hidden gem: Stroll the Broad's sonic soundscape prep—electro-acoustic vibes incoming.

Local tip: Like a true Angeleno, use those winds for epic kite tricks—Redondo Beach Pier's festival spirit lingers all month!

Tomorrow? Jeff Tweedy's solo acoustic magic at Belasco. Tune in for more epic discoveries!

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Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! I'm Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut diving into the city's quirkiest vibes. Today, Tuesday, March 3, 2026, LA's buzzing under sunny skies with highs around 70 degrees Fahrenheit and a mix of sun and clouds—perfect for shaking off any winter blahs, according to FOX 11 Los Angeles weather reports.

Kick off with slam-dunk action: catch the Lakers battling the New Orleans Pelicans at Crypto.com Arena, where hoops heroes clash in high-flying drama. Families, blast into fun at Universal Studios Hollywood, open from 10 AM to 6 PM with Super Nintendo World early access for pixelated thrills. Music lovers, groove to Black Pistol Fire's Flagrant Act of Bliss concert or the touring smash SIX for theatrical flair. Sword fighting fans, join the Game On Stunt Team at Palms-Rancho Park Library at 4:30 PM for swashbuckling stunts that'll have you dueling like a pirate pro. And culture seekers, swing by the I.CON West industrial conference at InterContinental Downtown for insider scoops on real estate trends.

Local buzz: The Vinyl Room just opened at Hollywood Palladium, a retro 1970s vinyl lounge with DJ spins, Japanese small plates, and photobooth fun—pure groovy gold. LA Galaxy kicked off a 100-day FIFA World Cup 2026 countdown with coastal soccer events, ramping up the global party spirit.

Must-dos today? Score courtside at the Lakers game, then hit Universal for family adrenaline. Hidden gem: Urban Voices singing workshop at North Hollywood Library at 2 PM—belt out tunes for mental health boosts and community vibes. Navigate like a local: Skip traffic by hopping Metro's new B Line extensions for seamless stadium-to-studio hops.

Fun fact: LA's wildflower superbloom is popping early this March—hike Griffith Park trails for purple carpets that scream California dreamin'.

Tomorrow? East West Players' Tam Tran Goes to Washington at Canoga Park Library and guitar jams for teens—tune in for more epic discoveries!

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Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! I'm Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut turned LA adventurer, buzzing with energy on this sunny Saturday, February 28, 2026. Picture this: balmy 26°C temps, light 9 km/h winds, and clear skies screaming perfect day out—ideal for diving into the city's wild art and action vibe, no rain in sight according to weather updates.

Kick off with the 48th Annual LA Chinatown Firecracker Run/Walk at Chinatown Plaza—today's got the 50-mile and 20-mile bike rides starting at 8 a.m., plus the 2K PAW’er Dog Walk at 9 a.m., blending family fun, furry friends, and epic Lunar New Year firecrackers lighting up 100,000 at once. Art lovers, storm the ANTI-FRIEZE+ LA Performance Festival at The Reef on South Broadway from 6:30 p.m., where Lotus Eater's culinary performance serves live food artistry in quirky showrooms—pure offbeat genius. Catch A Wilhelm Scream rocking The Echo tonight with Death by Stereo and Doomsday for punk-fueled nightlife energy. Families and culture fans, snag the LA Phil's Beethoven and Ortiz with Dudamel at 2 p.m., mixing symphony highs with Glitter Revolution power. And if you're near Frieze LA at Santa Monica Airport, scout Post-Fair or Felix Art Fair for emerging artist booths that feel like treasure hunts.

Local buzz: Metro's Blue Line is your easy ride to The Reef, just 0.25 miles from Grand Ave station—park smart or Metrolink in from afar. New gallery spots like Hoffman Donahue in Beverly Hills are popping with iconoclastic art.

Must-dos today: Pedal the Firecracker bike routes for skyline views over Elysian Park, then hit Frieze's Body & Soul installations for free public art magic. Hidden gem? Wander MOCA Geffen's Monuments exhibit—decommissioned Confederate statues remixed by Kara Walker, mind-blowing history twist.

Local tip: Donate $5+ to L.A. Taco at ANTI-FRIEZE events—it's how real Angelenos fuel the immigrant heart keeping this city spicy.

Tomorrow? More Firecracker frenzy with 5K/10K runs, Kiddie Run, and lion dances—tune in for the scoop!

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Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! It's Friday, February 27, 2026, and LA's buzzing with that perfect sunny vibe—hitting around 27 degrees Celsius with light winds of 5 km/h, ideal for soaking up the endless blue skies, according to local forecasts.

Today's packed with epic picks for every crowd. Catch Grammy winner Brandi Carlile rocking The Human Tour at Kia Forum with The Head and the Heart—pure folk magic for music lovers. Art fiends, dive into Frieze Los Angeles at Santa Monica Airport or the fresh BUTTER Fine Art Fair at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, spotlighting Black artists with zero commissions. Families and culture seekers can explore the immersive Gorillaz House of Kong exhibition at Rolling Greens downtown, open through March 19. For nightlife, Baile World at 9thirtyLA headlines Detroit techno legend Kevin Saunderson, celebrating Black club beats till late.

Shifting gears to local buzz: Powerful winds are gusting up to 40-50 mph in spots like the hills and Antelope Valley, so secure those outdoor plans and drive safe, as warned by the National Weather Service. Also, the LA Phil's Beethoven Symphony No. 7 with Gustavo Dudamel runs tonight at Walt Disney Concert Hall, blending classical fireworks and Gabriela Ortiz's Revolución Diamantina ballet.

Must-dos today? Hit Brandi Carlile for high-energy tunes, wander Frieze for world-class art, or geek out at House of Kong—LA's quirkiest immersive adventure. Hidden gem: Stroll Bruno Mars' free Romantic flower shop pop-up for surprise blooms and merch.

Local tip: Locals skip traffic by Metro-ing to Kia Forum—grab that TAP card reload for seamless vibes, just like us insiders.

Tomorrow? Firecracker Run in Chinatown, Nipsey Hussle Square dedication, Skyline Festival raves, LA Kings hockey, and Galaxy soccer—nonstop action!

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Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! I'm your host, and boy oh boy, do we have an absolutely cracking day ahead of us here in the City of Angels!

Let me set the scene for you. Right now, it's a gorgeous Thursday morning, and Los Angeles is serving up some seriously beautiful weather. We're looking at sunny skies with temperatures climbing to a comfortable mid-70s—perfect for getting outside and making the most of this fabulous day. The vibe? Pure California energy, my friends!

Now, let's dive into what's happening RIGHT NOW that'll make your day unforgettable. First up, if you're into percussion and rhythm, Marcus Miller is hosting an absolutely interactive drum workshop at the Platt Branch Library this afternoon from 4 to 5 PM, celebrating African American History Month. This isn't your typical listening experience—participants actually get to express themselves on percussive instruments. It's pure magic!

If you're more of a classical connoisseur, the LA Philharmonic is absolutely killing it tonight at 8 PM with Beethoven and Ortiz with Dudamel. This is a spectacular fusion of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony with Gabriela Ortiz's powerful Glitter Revolution, featuring the internationally renowned Grupo Corpo dance company. It's the kind of evening that'll stay with you forever—Grammy-winning material that speaks to both body and spirit.

For you night owls and music enthusiasts, there's ALEMEDA performing with Fera at The Roxy at 8 PM. If live indie music is your jam, this is absolutely unmissable!

And here's something for the book dragons out there—the 2026 Romantasy Book-Con is happening today starting at 3 PM! Over 150 bookish vendors, passionate authors, and fellow readers coming together for a magical weekend. If you love fantasy and romance, this is your people!

Now, here's a local tip that'll make you feel like a true Angeleno: Los Angeles has an incredible coffee culture beyond the typical chains. Head to one of the independent local roasteries scattered throughout the city—they're where you'll find the real pulse of LA's creative community. These spots are often tucked away in neighborhoods like Silver Lake, Los Feliz, and Arts District, and the locals absolutely swear by them.

Before I let you go, listeners, tomorrow we're looking at even warmer weather and the Skyline Festival is kicking off this weekend at Factory 93—it's shaping up to be massive! That's right, the most expansive edition yet of this incredible festival is coming your way February 28th and March 1st.

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Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles, listeners! I'm Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut turned city explorer, ready to chase the quirkiest vibes in this sunny sprawl. Today, Sunday, February 22, 2026, LA's buzzing with that perfect winter glow—mid-60s temps, clear blue skies, and a festive hangover from Lunar New Year kicking off the Year of the Horse with lion dances echoing everywhere.

Kick off your day with family fun at the free Lunar New Year Celebration at The Point in El Segundo from 2 to 4pm—lion dances, crafts, and red envelope surprises that'll have kids galloping like wild horses. Culture lovers, catch the Pan African Film Festival's closing night at The Culver Theater, screening Uncle George "The Music Man" with a red carpet vibe honoring Black History Month. Music fans, don't miss the touring pop-rock smash SIX at Hollywood Pantages Theatre at 6:30pm, where Henry VIII's wives steal the show with queen-level energy. Plant obsessives, wrap up PlantCon at Magic Box LA—America's biggest plant fest, trading rare greens till 6pm. And for cinematic romance under the stars, Rooftop Cinema Club screens La La Land at 9:45pm on 888 S Olive St, complete with fireside heaters and hot drinks for that dreamy LA night.

Local buzz: Yesterday's massive 127th Golden Dragon Parade in Chinatown lit up the streets with dragons, firecrackers, and unity vibes, per ABC7 reports. LA Zoo's Lunar New Year festivities wrap today with zodiac tours and animal feedings—perfect for a stampede of adventure.

Must-dos: Hit the Hollywood Walk of Fame for star-spotting selfies, then detour to hidden gem Larchmont Village's free Lunar New Year bash till 3pm with kung fu demos and food trucks. Pro tip: Locals swear by the 2 Metro line to skip traffic—grab a TAP card and ride like a boss, dodging tourist jams.

Tomorrow, gear up for Beethoven and Ortiz with Dudamel at LA Phil—rhythmic revolutions await!

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