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This Week in Los Angeles: The Grove's Drive-Through Fundraiser, a New Guide to Safe Events, a Pretty Spring Cocktail Idea, and More
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
Adobe's annual Adobe MAX conference is going virtual. The creativity-focused event—which typically draws more than 12,000 graphic designers, illustrators, photographers, and videographers to the Los Angeles Convention Center each year—will take place October 19-21. All keynote and breakout sessions will be available for free. The 2018 edition of the event (pictured) was named as BizBash's Most Innovative Meeting of the Year due to its increased focus on accessibility and diversity.
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This Week in Los Angeles: James Beard Awards Finalists Announced, Virtual Weddings Legalized, and More
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
On Tuesday, Wolfgang Puck Catering launched 'WPC Market on the Go,' offering curbside pickup of meals for four or more people. The menu, which changes weekly, offers meal kits, fresh produce boxes, desserts, and beer and wine; items are delivered fresh with instructions to reheat or assemble. Contactless curbside pickup takes place at the Hollywood & Highland garage valet. The service is also available in Dallas and the Washington, D.C. area. (Pictured: The catering company's Cacio e Pepe Macaroni and Cheese, which was served at the official after-party for the Oscars in February.)
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This Week in Los Angeles: RuPaul's DragCon Pivots to Digital, Plus Revised Oscars Eligibility Rules, Freeform's New PR Head, and More
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
CoCo & Co—a Los Angeles-based company that supplies custom branded coconuts for events, weddings, and music festivals such as Coachella—has launched home delivery services to add a tropical touch to your next virtual happy hour. Coconuts can be delivered throughout L.A. county; each one comes with 10 ounces of fresh coconut water, which can be served on its own or with liquor. A set of opener tools can be added if customers want to hammer open the coconuts themselves. Pricing starts at $10 each, or $40.50 for a case of nine.
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This Week in Los Angeles: Food Boxes for Struggling Event Pros, Plus L.A. Tourism's Resources for Planners, Redbird's Cocktail Kits, and More
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
The Los Angles Tourism & Convention Board has launched a comprehensive resource page for event planners, offering virtual site inspections for more than 35 venues, plus customizable presentation tools and an online venue finder. The site also offers downloadable Zoom backgrounds (pictured) of sunsets over iconic L.A. landmarks, and is live streaming sunsets from the Hotel Erwin every evening. “Our team is harnessing the creativity, innovation, and cutting-edge technology Los Angeles is known for to help planners navigate the unforeseen challenges brought by the pandemic,” said Darren K. Green, the board's senior vice president for sales, in a statement. “Like any producer knows, events—like movies—are one part logistics, one part hard work, and a sprinkling of magic. These tools will help set the stage.”
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This Week in Los Angeles: Kevin Smith's Pop-Up Restaurant, Coachella's Behind-the-Scenes Doc, 'American Idol' Goes Virtual, and More
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
Yesterday, former Sasabune chef Ei Hiroyoshi launched Skinny Fish, a delivery-only restaurant that offers California-inspired Japanese food using cauliflower rice. Dinner delivery is available daily through Postmates, UberEats, and DoorDash. “I never imagined I’d be introducing Skinny Fish during a global pandemic. My team and I went back and forth about delaying, but ultimately decided that now more than ever, we’re in a unique and fortunate position to be able to contribute to the community,' said Hiroyoshi in a statement. 'People need nourishment, people need to stay home, and people need to work—including the vendors who supply our fish and produce—and Skinny Fish can help support all three.”
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This Week in Los Angeles: Entertainment Event Producers Team Up for Good, Plus a Bodega on Wheels, a Vampire-Theme Pizza Delivery, and More
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
Alicia Keys performed live from her Los Angeles home for “Fox Presents the iHeart Living Room Concert for America' on March 29. The Elton John-hosted virtual event was planned after the postponement of the iHeartRadio Music Awards, which had originally been scheduled for that day at the Shrine Auditorium. Read more about what it took to plan the star-studded special: How Brands Are Thinking Outside the Box with At-Home Events
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'Conversations from the Inside' Virtual Discussion: Ideas, Insights, and Resources for Los Angeles Amid COVID-19
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This Week in Los Angeles: Hotel Cafe's Virtual Music Festival, Plus Ways to Help First Responders and Small Businesses
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
On Sunday, California's National Guard began transforming the Los Angeles Convention Center into a federal field hospital, in an effort to relieve pressure on hospitals treating COVID-19 patients. The 720,000-square-foot center typically hosts large-scale events such as E3, the 66,000-attendee video game-industry convention that had previously been slated for June.
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This Week in Los Angeles: the Clippers Buy the Forum for $400 Million, Plus Virtual Dance Parties From DJ D-Nice and Insomniac Events
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
Insomniac Events' Beyond Wonderland Virtual Rave-a-Thon drew more than 3.5 million views worldwide on March 20 and 21. The lobby of Insomniac's Los Angeles headquarters was transformed with effects, props, lighting, and lasers, while a small live stream crew captured performances from the likes of 4B (left), Audien (right), Dr. Fresch, Drezo, Elephante, Jack Beats, and more.
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This Week in Los Angeles: Staples Center's Event Staff Fund, Caterers Shift to Home Delivery, an Update on Rescheduled Events
West Coast editor Claire Hoffman covers the week's biggest event news.
In addition to donating 7,000 pounds of food to the Midnight Mission and Los Angeles Mission Men’s Center, the Staples Center—along with the Lakers, Clippers, and Kings sports team—has set up a new fund to help its 2,800 hourly event staff affected by coronavirus-related cancelations. Staffers including ushers, security offers, ticket sellers, housekeeping, and more will receive compensation for wages lost due to suspended sporting events.
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10 New Los Angeles Venues for Spring 2020 Meetings and Events
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10 New San Diego Venues for 2020 Spring Entertaining and Events
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