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FREE in LA
Thursday - September 8, 2011

 

Brentwood • The Skirball Cultural Center, features an extraordinary museum, changing exhibitions, engaging music, theater, comedy, film, family, and literary programs.

Century City • Westfield Mall live jazz concert in the Center court yard.

Downtown • Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Grand Avenue. The Museum houses abstract expressionist pieces to pop art to recent works by young artists. 5 to 8 PM.

Downtown • Japanese American National Musem. In two locations, the museum looks at what it was to be Japanese through out the history of the United States. 

Huntington Beach • Oktoberfest. This year will bring on the oom-pah zing that fun-seeking party animals love. From  German bands to sexy shot girls in dirndls to men in lederhosen dancing, this is not your normal event. So young and old get out on the dance floor to the Chicken Dance. Admission free 6:30PM -10PM. 

LA Farmers Market • Free evening Jazz concert with Ernie Watts Quartet on the West Patio featuring L.A.’s best musical acts. 

Long Beach • Senior Day (50 and older) Free admission to Aquarium of the Pacific. 

Pasadena • The Tournament of Roses House and Rose Garden. This Italian Renaissance-style mansion that was once owned by chewing-gum pioneer William Wrigley Jr. Open 2 to 4 PM.

Santa Monica Pier • 27th AnnualTwilight Dance Concert. Tonight New Orleans Funk & Blues (presented by Bloomingdales): TBA.

San Pedro • Live concert at the Gateway Plaza Fanfare Fountain.Tonight  Jamnesia (dance).