Sunny Sunday, plenty to choose from

Los Angeles, CA · March 29, 2026

Happy Sunday — skies are cooperating, the calendar’s full, and there’s just enough breeze to make the farmers market tote feel lighter than it is.

Local Pulse

  • LAPD arrests at ‘No Kings’ protest LAPD detained several protesters after clashes near a downtown federal facility Saturday night tied to the “No Kings” demonstrations. Expect a continued police presence downtown today and rolling traffic slowdowns near civic buildings.

  • Early spring system brings light drizzle A weak system brushing the region is keeping skies hazy and may bring pockets of drizzle, especially near the coast and hills. Outdoor plans still look fine, but give yourself a little extra time on slick early-morning roads.

  • Alvin Ailey wraps powerful DTLA run Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater closes its run at The Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion tonight. Expect extra evening foot traffic and rideshare activity around the Music Center as dance fans squeeze in one last performance.

Today’s Outlook

  • High 90°F · Low 68°F
    • Warm, a bit hazy, and on the dry side. Sunscreen and water bottles are wise for any mid-day errands or park time; evenings stay comfortable for patios, rooftops, and anything that runs late.

What’s On Around Town

  • West LA Farmers Market Easter Egg Hunt
    West LA Farmers Market, 1635 Purdue Ave
    9:00 AM
    Families can tuck grocery shopping between egg hunts, with kids searching for treats while adults stock up on produce and baked goods.

  • Leimert Park Artwalk
    Leimert Park Village, Degnan Blvd area
    1:00–7:00 PM
    Live music, vendors, and galleries turn the neighborhood into an open-air cultural festival, with plenty of chances to support local artists.

  • Book Talk: “The Undiscovered Country”
    Autry Museum of the American West, 4700 Western Heritage Way
    2:00 PM
    A history-minded afternoon as the author dives into triumphs and tragedies that shaped the American West, with time for questions from the audience.

  • Craft Community Concert: Harmony Project Conservatory
    Craft Contemporary, 5814 Wilshire Blvd
    2:00 PM
    Young musicians from the Harmony Project fill the museum with orchestral and ensemble pieces, showcasing what long-term arts education can do.

  • Marty in 35mm
    Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, 6067 Wilshire Blvd
    2:00 PM
    A classic film on real film stock, with the Academy’s cinema giving “Marty” the big-screen treatment it deserves.

  • Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
    Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, 135 N Grand Ave
    Evening performance
    The final night of this year’s residency brings signature works and newer choreography in a program built around resilience and joy.

  • Breakaway State LIVE at The Viper Room
    The Viper Room, 8852 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood
    6:00 PM
    A guitar-heavy set in an intimate room, ideal if you want live music without committing to a stadium outing.

  • Rashomon in 35mm
    Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, 6067 Wilshire Blvd
    6:30 PM
    Kurosawa’s landmark film plays in 35mm, a chance to see those famous shifting perspectives the way they were meant to be seen.

  • Marie Antoinette – Rooftop Screening
    Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA, 888 S Olive St
    7:40 PM
    Bring a layer and settle into a deck chair as Sofia Coppola’s pastel palace drama unfolds against the actual skyline.

  • (500) Days of Summer – Rooftop Screening
    Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA, 888 S Olive St
    10:30 PM
    End the weekend with a late-night nod to expectations, reality, and a very familiar downtown backdrop.

Spotlight & Story

  • Leimert Park Artwalk Once a month, Leimert Park’s streets turn into an open-air gallery and block party, but today’s edition leans into spring with extra vendors and performances. The artwalk started as a grassroots gathering of local creatives and has grown into a key platform for Black artists, with some regulars saying they’ve sold work here longer than they’ve sold online. It’s one of the few places where you can meet the artist, hear the band, and grab dinner within a single block.

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