LACMA's New Galleries, Earth Day Events, & More

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome to California News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. LACMA just unveiled its massive new David Geffen galleries this week, a brutalist beast spanning Wilshire Boulevard with art from paintings too, full-sass cars, and rodent sculptures outside. Members got the first look, and it's designed for wandering, mixing design, photography, and classics in one wild space. Kicking off Earth Day tomorrow, check the live reading of 90s kids Flick Ferngully at Dynasty Typewriter, starring comics like Cameron. Esposito proceeds hit the world wildlife fund. Nearby in Koreatown, chefs from Ops and Komal dropped no-ways dinners at Little City Farm, turning scraps into pizza and Mexican plates for 100. 25 bucks a pop, all benefiting LA compost. Meanwhile, 420 fans, the musical reefer madness is blazing through May 10th at Wisteria Theatre in North Hollywood, riffing on that old.

1:01Anti-weed Flick with over-the-top vibes, PBS. So-Cow screens the dock, the librarians on Wednesday too, spotlighting Texas fights over book bands on race and queer stories, and what it means for. Schools everywhere. Music's popping off with Biffy Cliro, at the Balasco Monday, Cheap Trick Rocking, Pomona Tuesday, and the sacred soul, soul-stretching the Greek Theatre, Midweek. Thursday brings Beyoncé's lemonade 10th Bash for free at El Sid in Silver Lake, plus O.C. made exhibit in Fullerton, showing off 108 local artists through August. Catch the sold-out Genesis talks, with LACMA boss Michael Govin and architect Peter Zumpthor, if tickets dropped last minute prime time to dive into LA's, fresh cultural wave before a heats-up even more.