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Happy May, L.A. ☀️

From jazz and art to comedy and wine, there are so many fun ways to make the most of May.

Tap the link in our bio for the full list of the best events happening this month in L.A.

The Backrooms are real—step inside the yellow-wallpapered liminal space this weekend ahead of A24’s new horror film’s release.

Head to the link in bio to learn how to visit the free pop-up.

The Backrooms are real—step inside the yellow-wallpapered liminal space this weekend ahead of A24’s new horror film’s release.

Head to the link in bio to learn how to visit the free pop-up.

The Backrooms are real—step inside the yellow-wallpapered liminal space this weekend ahead of A24’s new horror film’s release.

Head to the link in bio to learn how to visit the free pop-up.

The Backrooms are real—step inside the yellow-wallpapered liminal space this weekend ahead of A24’s new horror film’s release.

Head to the link in bio to learn how to visit the free pop-up.

It'll have 70% more gallery space and two new open-air courtyards—and admission will remain free.

@thebroadmuseum's expansion is due to open in 2028, and on Wednesday the DTLA institution placed the final steel beam (which crews and ceremony attendees were invited to sign) atop its Hope Street–facing extension.

Check the link in our bio for our coverage of the structure's initial announcement.

🎨 Exterior rendering of the future Broad expansion from Hope Street. Courtesy of The Broad. © Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R). Rendering by Plomp.

You’ll be able to step inside the cockpit of a jumbo jet at the @californiasciencecenter's aviation expansion ✈️

Building construction has finished on the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center (the free museum addition that houses Space Shuttle Endeavour), and artifact installation has started in the galleries, including four planes inside the Korean Air Aviation Gallery.

Check the link in our bio for the full story.

A “trilogy: of opening ceremonies will be staged across Mexico, Canada and the U.S., and Los Angeles will host a stellar lineup headlined by global superstars Katy Perry, Future, Anitta, LISA, Rema and Tyla!

Head to the link in bio for the full scoop.

Step into the High Low, where Atwater Village’s vibrant spirit meets a welcoming atmosphere 🍻

Enjoy casual Tex-Mex bites, standout whiskies and an array of cocktails that redefine neighborhood hangouts.

Tap the link in bio to get the full scoop on this great spot.

It’s time to ride the D: @metrolosangeles just debuted three new subway stops, and they're kind of a big deal 🚇

The D Line extension includes three new stations: Wilshire/La Brea, near République; Wilshire/Fairfax, right across from LACMA; and Wilshire/La Cienega, just over the Beverly Hills border. And in 2027, the line will expand even farther west toward Century City and UCLA.

To celebrate, the entire Metro system is free through 3am on Monday, May 11 (use code 050826 for Metro Bike Share).

Tap the link in our bio for everything you need to know about riding Metro.

Artist @garybaseman has revived one of L.A.’s most iconic coffee shops as a whimsical gallery show.

The prolific L.A. artist has filled the historic Johnie’s Coffee Shop on Fairfax and Wilshire with local restaurant menus covered by drawings of his recognizable characters.

“Off the Menu” is open on Friday from 3 to 7pm, Saturday from noon to 6pm (with an evening reception until 9pm) and Sunday from noon to 7pm—with plenty more opportunities to visit into June.

Tap the link in our bio for more details, plus our chat with Baseman.

Emma Chamberlain is making waves on Abbot Kinney Boulevard! ☕

Theinfluencer opened her first standalone coffee shop, bringing that “slow morning” vibe to Venice. Chamberlain’s Coffee is meant to feel like Emma’s own home, with cozy seating and a menu of seasonal drinks and local pastries.

Tap the link in bio to read more.

Long Beach Airport is taking flight into a new era! ✈️

With a $37 million renovation set to enhance the travel experience just in time for the 2028 Olympics, expect modern upgrades including comfy seating, sleek concourse areas, and beautiful open-air gardens.

Head to the link in bio to read more.

There are over 400 shows to see, but these sets—from a climate slumber party to a gallery pop-up to a chaotic variety show—are some of the truly one-of-a-kind experiences.

Head to the link in bio to learn more.

Grammy Award–winning musician Ben Lovett and his hospitality group, @tvg_hospitality, recently opened @mitsi.la, a sleek new cocktail and sushi destination in Chinatown.

Located on the Mission Junction side of the Los Angeles neighborhood, Mitsi sits next to @pacificelectric.la, though you don’t need a concert ticket at its neighbor to dine here. Swipe for an inside look at the new cocktail and sushi bar.

Grammy Award–winning musician Ben Lovett and his hospitality group, @tvg_hospitality, recently opened @mitsi.la, a sleek new cocktail and sushi destination in Chinatown.

Located on the Mission Junction side of the Los Angeles neighborhood, Mitsi sits next to @pacificelectric.la, though you don’t need a concert ticket at its neighbor to dine here. Swipe for an inside look at the new cocktail and sushi bar.

Grammy Award–winning musician Ben Lovett and his hospitality group, @tvg_hospitality, recently opened @mitsi.la, a sleek new cocktail and sushi destination in Chinatown.

Located on the Mission Junction side of the Los Angeles neighborhood, Mitsi sits next to @pacificelectric.la, though you don’t need a concert ticket at its neighbor to dine here. Swipe for an inside look at the new cocktail and sushi bar.

Grammy Award–winning musician Ben Lovett and his hospitality group, @tvg_hospitality, recently opened @mitsi.la, a sleek new cocktail and sushi destination in Chinatown.

Located on the Mission Junction side of the Los Angeles neighborhood, Mitsi sits next to @pacificelectric.la, though you don’t need a concert ticket at its neighbor to dine here. Swipe for an inside look at the new cocktail and sushi bar.

Grammy Award–winning musician Ben Lovett and his hospitality group, @tvg_hospitality, recently opened @mitsi.la, a sleek new cocktail and sushi destination in Chinatown.

Located on the Mission Junction side of the Los Angeles neighborhood, Mitsi sits next to @pacificelectric.la, though you don’t need a concert ticket at its neighbor to dine here. Swipe for an inside look at the new cocktail and sushi bar.