Things to do in LA, Orange County: Lil Nas X, Gay Pride – California News Times

LGBTQ Pride Month is in the middle of a three-day live concert at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum featuring dozens of musicians, including Adam Lambert. Other pride-related events include two art walks on the West Side. In addition, there are live opera and dance.

Among the virtual offerings are live stream pride celebrations by Demi Lovato and Lil Nas X, the American Ballet Theater streamed from the Music Center, and Verdi’s “La Traviata” take by the Pacific Symphony Orchestra.

Southern California face-to-face event

“Outloud: Raise a voice featuring Pride Drive’s Stone Wall Day”
In addition to playing music, this three-day music festival features celebrity appearances. Indie pop duo Sofi Tukker will headline on the first night, singer-songwriter Hayley Kiyoko on the second night, and Lambert on Sunday. Coliseum, 3911 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles. Friday-Sunday 4:00 pm. Over $ 30. Advance ticket required. weareoutloud.com Is it impossible for an individual?Concerts will be streamed live — free — Cramps..

Samopride Rainbow Road Art Walk
This month, we’re featuring multimedia works and outdoor installations by LGBTQ artists. This art is exhibited at the following locations in Santa Monica: Fig Restaurant (101 Wilshire Blvd.); Third Street Promenade (1351 Third Street Promenade). Santa Monica Place (395 Santa Monica Place); and Santa Monica Pier (200 Santa Monica Pier). 10:00 am from Friday to June 30th. free. A map with a list of exhibits can be found at: smpride.com

“Pride Publics: Words and Actions”
Announced by the ONE Archives Foundation, this outdoor exhibition will feature Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors and the Tom of Finland Foundation’s Tom of Finland Foundation. Dark Denner — Pay tribute to other LGBTQ pioneers. It is east of Robertson Boulevard, just south of Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood. Saturday until July 1st. free. onearchives.org

“Still standing”
Rachel Bloom Sherri Shepherd decorates the headline for the new edition of this rooftop comedy showcase. New House Hollywood, 6121 W. Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood. 8 pm on Friday. Pre-purchase is required for $ 40 or more. 21 years and over. rsvp.neuehouse.com

“Le 66”
At Mission Opera, Offenbach’s one-act comic operetta will be performed four times outdoors. United Methodist Church of Santa Clarita, 26640 Bouquet Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita. Saturday to Sunday at 6 pm. From June 12th to 13th. $ 15, $ 20; Advance purchase required. Mission opera.com

Benita Bike’s DanceArt
LA-based modern dance company concludes its 40th anniversary season with live concerts. Madrid Theater, 21622 Sherman Way, Kanoga Park. Saturday at 5 pm (Video of the performance will be available online from June 10th to 13th). $ 25; Advance purchase required. Dance art.org

“Aria Dean: Suite!”
The REDCAT gallery will reopen with this solo exhibition by a multimedia artist, also on display at the Hammer Museum’s “Made in LA” Biennale. From noon on Saturday to October 24th. free. A timed admission ticket is required in advance. redcat.org

Streaming

“Pride cannot be undone”
Lil Nas X, Demi Lovato, Dolly Parton, Ricky Martin, Elton john And pink Is one of the stars who lends time and talent to iHeartMedia’s virtual profits for LGBTQ purposes. Friday at 6 pm. Freedom; Donations accepted. cantcancelpride.com

“Tsubakihime”
The Pacific Symphony presents a half-stage version of Verdi’s tragic drama, in which a Parisian prostitute dies for consumption. With soprano Cecilia Violetta Lopez. Saturday at 7 pm. $ 25 for 28-day access. pacificsymphony.org

American Ballet Theater
Of the music center “Dance at dusk” The series continues with ABT members playing contemporary works and a classic repertoire. Tickets for the five live performances are almost gone, but you can watch the live stream of the closing night show on Sunday at 7:30 pm for free.Register with musiccenter.org

“Part Ensemble Premier”
Is Music group Dedicated to preserving Harry Partch’s work, the group is playing new songs by local composers. The program is followed by a question and answer session from Perch’s 1952 work “Castor & Pollux. Dance for the Twin Rhythms of Gemini.” Friday to Saturday at 8:30 pm. $ 8 to $ 15. redcat.org

“First Friday’s Connected: Los Angeles Crossroads”
The closing of the Virtual Salon series at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County features a performance by a local singer-songwriter, exploring the murals around LA. Chicken fillet, Kim Ann and others live DJ set. 5 pm on Friday. freedom.Register with nhm.org

“Closed Quarters”
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Virtual season It concludes with a program featuring Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings. Grant Gershon of the Los Angeles Master Corale will be the guest conductor. Pre-concert talk, Friday 5:30 pm. Performance, 6:30 pm. Available later on demand. Freedom; Donations accepted. laco.org, youtube.com, facebook.com

“Show Must Go On! Live at Palace Theater”
British cast members such as “Wicked,” “Hamilton,” “Mamma Mia !,” “Dear Evan Hansen,” and “The Phantom of the Opera” will appear in this gorgeous show directly from London’s West End. 11:00 am on Sunday. It can be viewed on demand for 7 days after the live broadcast. freedom. youtube.com

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