What You are Doing this Weekend
I'm up in San Francisco this weekend so I don't get to do any of this stuff. So I'm counting on some of our loyal readers to do it for me.
Friday night, August 3, there's a 3-D triple feature at the Warner Grand. Only one movie, It Came from Outer Space, is a full length, but they're giving you free cardboard glasses with mismatched lenses, so that's a fair deal in my book. $10 for regular folks and $5 for seniors and students. Movie starts at 8PM.
Saturday night, enjoy the atmosphere at Harold's while you catch the Jack Brewer Reunion Band. Show starts at 8PM.
8-9 No Name Band featuring Craig Ibarra, Vinnie Vegas, Rawl, Kevin and Don Don.
9-10 Jack Brewer Reunion Band
10-11 The Chuck Dukowski SEXtet
11-12 Female Troubles (Italy)
12-1 Ketman (Boston)
Or if you love punk, but are too old for the bar scene, you can go down to Raid Projects (at the Brewery, Downtown LA) and see the exhibition Gift for the Screamers, an exhibition by Craig Leonard and Jenny Lens. The Screamers were the best band to ever take stage in Los Angeles, the purest, punkest thing that ever was. Don't know if they ever played Pedro, but their influence was and continues to be felt in our little punk burg. Reception is 4-7 PM at Raid Projects, up through August 25.
Sunday, it's back to the Warner for The Outsiders, which is your chance, possibly your only chance to see "Soul Man" C. Thomas Howell in a good movie. Tickets are $5. Movie starts at 2 pm, so you can check out the Sunday street fair before you go in. Buy some decent produce and put your Wusthof to work!
Friday night, August 3, there's a 3-D triple feature at the Warner Grand. Only one movie, It Came from Outer Space, is a full length, but they're giving you free cardboard glasses with mismatched lenses, so that's a fair deal in my book. $10 for regular folks and $5 for seniors and students. Movie starts at 8PM.
Saturday night, enjoy the atmosphere at Harold's while you catch the Jack Brewer Reunion Band. Show starts at 8PM.
8-9 No Name Band featuring Craig Ibarra, Vinnie Vegas, Rawl, Kevin and Don Don.
9-10 Jack Brewer Reunion Band
10-11 The Chuck Dukowski SEXtet
11-12 Female Troubles (Italy)
12-1 Ketman (Boston)
Or if you love punk, but are too old for the bar scene, you can go down to Raid Projects (at the Brewery, Downtown LA) and see the exhibition Gift for the Screamers, an exhibition by Craig Leonard and Jenny Lens. The Screamers were the best band to ever take stage in Los Angeles, the purest, punkest thing that ever was. Don't know if they ever played Pedro, but their influence was and continues to be felt in our little punk burg. Reception is 4-7 PM at Raid Projects, up through August 25.
Sunday, it's back to the Warner for The Outsiders, which is your chance, possibly your only chance to see "Soul Man" C. Thomas Howell in a good movie. Tickets are $5. Movie starts at 2 pm, so you can check out the Sunday street fair before you go in. Buy some decent produce and put your Wusthof to work!
Labels: film, Harold's Place, punk, punk rock, Warner Grand Theatre