D on’t let May Gray get you down! If the marine layer has been taking its toll, take a hike, see a play, let cool art inspire you, or just listen to some jazz that fits the mood. And yes, I know Bridgerton is back and the impulse not to leave the couch is strong! This week, renowned author Amy Tan turns to nonfiction to reflect on the birds in her backyard, DJ Black Museumist hosts a deep dive on John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme in Long Beach, Angel City FC takes on the San Diego Wave, and two legendary bands in vastly different genres – Pearl Jam and Kraftwerk – hit the stage at the Forum and Disney Hall respectively. For more to explore, visit LAist.
com, where you can grab a ticket to join Austin Cross and the James Beard Foundation at the Crawford for a talk about restaurants and community as part of the We Are Where We Eat series. Also, follow food writer Gab Chabran on a DIY taco tour in the arts district or get a sneak peek at all the spring flowers blooming at Descanso Gardens. Amy Tan In Conversation With Rev.
Rodrick Echols Joy Luck Club author Amy Tan joins Rev. Rodrick Echols, pastor at Laguna’s Neighborhood Congregational Church, at this Live Talks L.A.
event to discuss her new book, The Backyard Bird Chronicles . Tan, who is on the board of the American Bird Conservancy, shares essays and drawings that reflect on the beauty of the birds all around us. 'A Love Supreme' Listening Session DJ Black Museumist of Black Museumist Radio at MOCA is your guide for .