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Roll up and watch a movie at these drive-in theaters | |
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Cinephiles, rejoice: Drive-ins across L.A. are open again. After weeks with only a single drive-in in SoCal still screening movies, nearly all of the region’s old-school spots are once again welcoming guests. But there are some pretty big social-distancing-friendly changes you’ll need to follow; we break down what you need to know, and where you can find the nearest outdoor theaters.
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Fri at 5pm First Fridays at the Natural History Museum | |
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Fix a cocktail, dance in your living room and learn about the future of food tech as the NHM hosts a free streaming edition of its monthly education-meets-entertainment party.
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The best of the rest:
Tue at 6pm LA Phil director Gustavo Dudamel and legendary composer John Williams share some of their favorite musical selections in this final broadcast of the
At Home With series.
Fri–Sun A-Trak, Kaskade, Chromeo and a slew of local electronic labels come together for the second edition of Digital Mirage, a streaming fest and musician benefit.
Sat, Sun noon–noon Watch jazz musicians, journalists, actors and artists—including Shepard Fairey—come together for One World, One Idyllwild, a 24-hour stream to support the mountain town’s arts school. | |
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L.A. restaurants are reopening for dine-in service. Here’s what you need to know. | |
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It’s been months since we’ve had a meal somewhere other than our couch, but that’s all about to change: California has given L.A. the green light to reopen dine-in service at restaurants. But dining out isn’t quite as simple as it used to be, so let us unpack everything you need to know before you return to your favorite spots. | | |
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The dining experience will look a little different | |
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So long, communal tables: New guidelines mandate spaced out tables with smaller parties, plus an emphasis on reservations and requirements like face masks and disposable menus. |
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Not every restaurant will reopen right away | |
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Just because your favorite restaurant can reopen doesn’t mean it will immediately. We’re tracking some of the biggest reopenings all over L.A., neighborhood by neighborhood. |
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You can still order takeout and delivery | |
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Not quite comfortable being around people yet? We totally understand. Thankfully, our favorite spots are continuing to offer takeout and delivery (and you can even still get booze to go). |
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We’re not the only ones that have reopened | |
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Sorting out the state, county and city health orders can be confusing, but thankfully this part is easy: All of L.A.’s neighboring counties have reopened restaurants for dine-in, too. |
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Here’s how you can go out safely in L.A. right now | | |
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L.A. is gradually moving forward along a path to something that resembles the city we used to know. But figuring out where exactly we are on that path can be confusing, so we thought we’d dive into what exactly going out and about town entails right now, including what’s open, what’s closed and what exactly social distancing entails.
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Want to become a star from
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We’re all about showcasing emerging talent, which is why we’re happy to launch Inside Voices (#TOinsidevoices), a program that aims to let our readers know about the amazing non-established creatives out there. This is a time of great home-creativity, whether you are in a garage band or are an armchair artist, and we want to help you find an audience bigger than just your pets. | |
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Lockdown news you can use | | |
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Goodbye yellow spaghetti, hello blue spaghetti: Meet LACMA’s newest acquisition.
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Runyon Canyon, in-store shopping, churches are open again in L.A.—with more on the way.
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Disney World announced its reopening plans. Here’s what that could mean for Disneyland.
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Here’s how to make Jurassic World-inspired tiki cocktails at home, courtesy of Isla Nu-Bar.
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We don’t know who needs to hear this but…
It’s gonna be M—oh, wait, it’s June already? What happened to May?
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Hey L.A., share the love! | | | | |
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Time Out is Time In while our wonderful city is on lockdown. We are dedicated to bringing you the best of Los Angeles, even while Los Angeles itself sits indoors for a while. Wherever you are in the city, know that if there’s something happening out there, Time In will let you know about it. | | | | | |
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