
Los Angeles Art in a Turrell Gallery, Then an Open Mic Night
Daylight floods a James Turrell gallery on La Brea, a weekly queer and trans open mic follows, then a 1927 pagoda cinema.


Pace Gallery Los Angeles pairs contemporary art with architecture designed by James Turrell. Massive French doors bring daylight into quiet galleries. Polished concrete floors and towering ceilings define the minimalist interior. Regular hours run Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM. Check current hours and exhibition listings before visiting.
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The Zebra Room is a welcoming Hollywood neighborhood bar where community events include a weekly queer and trans open mic. That recurring gathering gives this stop a local performance focus within the culture itinerary. Check current event listings and hours before going, since the source does not specify the current schedule.
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Sid Grauman, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks commissioned this pagoda-style cinema in 1927, with a 90-foot bronze roof and Ming Dynasty Heaven Dogs. The Forecourt of the Stars preserves performers’ handprints and signatures in concrete. Inside, the theater houses an IMAX auditorium and MX4D motion seating. Check current showtimes and event listings before visiting.
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At 3911 S Figueroa St, the itinerary leaves gallery walls, a neighborhood bar and a historic cinema for a quieter address in everyday Los Angeles. The listing identifies it only as an unspecified premise, not a defined cultural venue. Check current local listings before making it a stop.
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