One of Los Angeles’ most unusual new art experiences is taking shape in the heart of Westlake, near Historic Filipinotown and Lafayette Park. May 27th through at least July 31, 2026, a former wing of St. Vincent Behavioral Health Campus has been transformed into Hospital of Emotions, a large-scale immersive pop-up that turns a real hospital setting into a living museum of feeling, memory, and imagination. With the tagline “A place to heal your heART,” the exhibition blends architecture, storytelling, and contemporary art into an experience that feels both visually striking and emotionally reflective. Rather than simply displaying artwork on walls, the project invites visitors to move room by room through an environment designed to spark curiosity, connection, and conversation.
Los Angeles Area Hotels
Always one of the biggest questions for someone coming to our city is about lodging at Los Angeles area hotels and where to stay. There’s no easy answer, but looking at maps prior to your visit can certainly help in the decision making process. We remind visitors that Los Angeles is a gigantic city. On top of that, there are many cities within the city. They include places like Santa Monica, Malibu and West Hollywood. Downtown Los Angeles is growing in their many offerings with food and culture. Here, you’ll be close to the convention center, Grand Park, Union Station, L.A. Live and The Staples Center. A few hotels in this area include The Intercontinental, Nomad Hotel, and The Ace Hotel.
Dance DTLA
One of the best things about Los Angeles summers is that in the evenings the heat wears off. Without the sweltering heat the city comes to life and the world seems to come alive. With the cooler temperatures you might even find you have extra energy to burn off after sitting by the air conditioner trying to keep cool. Downtown Los Angeles has celebrated the summer evenings perfectly in Grand Park just in front of City Hall – and you can join in for FREE! Dance DTLA (Downtown Los Angeles) is a weekly Friday night event all through the summer. With free admission you can dance the night away with friends, family, and all the new friends you will meet
Things to Do for Easter in Los Angeles
If you found yourself booking a vacation for this upcoming weekend for your family – you hit the jackpot for a perfect family weekend in Los Angeles. With the Coachella Music Festival continuing on out in Indio, the masses have flocked to the desert, just east of Palm Springs. The traffic in Los Angeles is lighter, wait times at the top restaurants are shorter, and the best seats are available at theatres for all the new release movies. On top of this – this weekend marks the most family-friendly holiday there is, Easter! No matter what you celebrate, Easter is the perfect holiday to engage family members from babes to Grandma and Grandpa. Los Angeles has plenty of activities throughout
Dance Downtown Los Angeles 2018
Summer may be winding down now that Labor Day has passed, but the days are still warm here in Los Angeles. And let’s be honest, this city doesn’t get that chilly in the “off season” anyway. We never slow down here, so if you find yourself visiting just after the summer frenzy, don’t fret when trying to extend your vacation with shorts and tank tops weather time, there is still plenty for you to do and explore around the city. Since summer continues here well beyond Labor Day, there are some ongoing summer events that have a few more nights before they take a break for the chillier Autumn evenings. This includes the Dance Downtown Los Angeles 2018 series put
Women’s March Los Angeles
Women’s March Los Angeles On Saturday, January 20th, 2018, expect anywhere between 750,000 to 1 million participants attending the Women’s March in DTLA. In 2017, over 750,00 marchers took to the streets of Downtown Los Angeles with the message of “Hear Our Voice.” This years message is “PowerToThePolls,” and “HearOurVote.” Per the official website at WomensMarchLA, this is not a protest. It’s open to all all genders, orientations and identifications. Their goal is diversity and inclusion. The march will focus on workers’ rights, civil rights, disability rights, LGBTQIA rights, immigrant rights and reproductive rights. The event will start at Pershing Square at 830am, and will end at Grand Park near City Hall at 10AM. Festivities will continue through at least


















