Four Things In Los Angeles Not to Miss This Month

  • Catch a Summer Concert: June Gloom is behind us, and outdoor events are back. Headed to the Hollywood Bowl? Grab cocktails at The Benjamin, or stop by Superba Food + Bread to pack a picnic of little Gem Caesars and handmade pasta. More of a Greek Theatre person? Start the night at Wilde’s in Los Feliz, or end it with a mezcal nightcap at Mírate. Find more nearby spots here, and check out Josh Hutcherson’s guide to L.A.’s can’t-miss summer spots, too.
  • New Summer, New You: Forget January, summer’s the real time to try a new look, or at least grab some fresh gear to show off while you’re hanging out by the coast (we’ve got a guide for that). Try the veggie long sleeve from Kismet, a Camphor bandana, the “mucho mezcal” tee from Mirate, Stir Crazy’s hat, or, for extra style points, Buvons’s vintage work jacket. Looking for other ways to shake things up? Steal ideas from our 72-hour itinerary for eating your way through Los Angeles.

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