Los Angeles events & things to do in July 2027

Venice is eccentric and beach-level, with the boardwalk, canals, skate park, Abbot Kinney shops, murals, and marina sunsets just south.

This westside belt is polished and social, with Rodeo Drive, Sunset Strip clubs, design showrooms, hotels, and restaurant-heavy streets between Beverly and Santa Monica boulevards.

The northeast side feels older and more architectural, with Old Pasadena, the Gamble House, Rose Bowl, Arroyo Seco, York Boulevard, and Gold Line light-rail access.

Adams-Normandie has local stops such as Bird's Nest Cafe for breakfast, Himalayan House for Nepalese cuisine, and the Adams & Vermont Farmer's Market for fresh produce. Monarca Pasta & Grill offers Italian options in the area as well.

Located near Alondra Community Regional Park and El Camino College, with Manhattan Beach Boulevard and Crenshaw Boulevard as major cross streets. The area features urbanized Dominguez Creek running through it.

The Alvarado Terrace Historic District features six homes and a church designated as Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments, showcasing architectural significance. It's located along Alvarado Terrace between Pico Boulevard and Alvarado Street.

Historic Victorian and Craftsman homes, many of which appear in films and TV shows. It's a safe area with tree-lined streets, close to Echo Park Lake and restaurants like Masa and El Compadre along Sunset Boulevard.

Arlington Heights has local stops such as The History Coffee, House Of Breakfast, and Smalls LA Cafe & Market. The History Coffee is known for its lattes, sandwiches, and unique options like the Banana Latte.

The Arts District is the heart of LA's art scene, featuring over thirty galleries and more than 100 murals. It's also home to popular spots like Urth Cafe and Sushi Gen, with a grocery store and Metro stop nearby.

A quiet and safe neighborhood in South Los Angeles, with friendly neighbors and plenty of grocery stores and restaurants nearby. It's centrally located for easy access to major freeways and attractions like Sofi Stadium and LAX.

Known for its walkability and community feel, with independent shops, cafés, and bars lining Glendale Boulevard. The neighborhood features a farmer's market every Sunday and is close to Griffith Park and the LA River for outdoor activities.

Baldwin Hills offers impressive views of Los Angeles and is close to Kenneth Hahn Park, which features hiking trails and a visitor center. The area is historic, with free street parking and easy access to Culver City and Downtown Los Angeles.

This quiet, family-friendly area features single-family homes and well-maintained lawns, with parks like Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area and Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook nearby for hiking and views. It's centrally located, with easy access to Culver City, Target, and Whole Foods.

This quiet neighborhood features views of the Hollywood Sign and is close to Griffith Park, with hiking trails and a horse stable nearby. Franklin Village offers restaurants, cafes, and a Gelson's supermarket, while the Beachwood Cafe serves breakfast just down the hill.

Quiet and upscale, Bel Air features large homes and lush greenery. It's close to the Getty Center, UCLA, and high-end shopping on Rodeo Drive, with easy access to the 405 freeway for trips to Santa Monica beaches.

A friendly community with tree-lined streets and easy access to major freeways.

This exclusive neighborhood features luxurious homes and a peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by lush greenery and canyon views. It's close to Rodeo Drive for upscale shopping and dining, with Franklin Canyon Park nearby for outdoor activities.

Beverly Glen Boulevard, a busy route connecting Century City and the San Fernando Valley. Stone Canyon Reservoir is also located in the neighborhood.

A shopping and dining district with upscale boutiques along Melrose and Robertson, and popular spots like The Grove and the Beverly Center nearby. West 3rd Street and Beverly Blvd are lined with some of the best restaurants and bars in Los Angeles.

Centrally located on Robertson and 3rd Street, Beverly Hills offers easy walking access to Rodeo Drive, grocery stores, cafes, and restaurants. Expect luxury shopping and celebrity sightings among the palm tree-lined streets.

An upscale neighborhood that offers a quiet residential atmosphere, with easy access to Beverly Hills, Rancho Park, and Cheviot Hills. Expect a peaceful environment with nearby parks and local amenities.

Boyle Heights has local stops such as El Mercado de Los Ángeles and El Tepeyac for massive burritos. Acurrúcame Café is known for its creative coffee beverages, including the Mazapán Latte.

A residential Westside district where the Getty Center's free hilltop museum and gardens are the main draw, its galleries and views reached by tram above the city.

Major attractions like the Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Broad, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, all within easy reach. The area is known for its safety, walkable streets, and a mix of dining and nightlife options, with Grand Park LA nearby.

Home to major studios like Warner Bros. and Disney, with a mix of dining options including Another Broken Egg Cafe and Granville.