We Love LA: Selena, Twice, Clippers vs Lakers

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Los Angeles is home to a world-class collection of museums and cultural attractions. Best of all, you can view masterpieces at LA museums for free! From automotive to natural history museums, read our guide to more than 20 of the best museums in LA with free admission.

Selena: From Texas to the World - GRAMMY Museum (Jan. 15 - Mar. 16)
A new pop-up exhibition focused on the impact of the late Tejano superstar Selena opens at the GRAMMY Museum on Thursday, January 15 for a two-month run. Co-curated by her sister, Suzette Quintanilla, Selena: From Texas to the World includes personal items that will be displayed outside of the Selena Museum for the first time. Advance tickets are on sale for the exhibition, which will be on view through March 16.

• Blue Velvet with Kyle MacLachlan - Academy Museum (Jan. 19)
• In Dreams: A Musical Tribute to David Lynch (Jan. 20)
• Blade Runner Live - Dolby Theatre (Jan. 21)
• The Zen of Alan & Elda - PRS (Jan. 24)
• Twin Peaks Season 1 - Zebulon (Jan. 25)

Fight off that live music FOMO with a show-centric trip to one of the world’s great music capitals! Whether it's historic venues like The Greek and The Ford; or cozier venues like the Moroccan Lounge and Catalina Jazz Club, there's a concert for every genre on any night in LA.

Twice - Kia Forum (Jan. 21-22, 24-25)
K-pop stars Twice begin their four-night stint at Kia Forum on Wednesday, January 21. The hit-making girl group will continue their This Is For World Tour on Thursday, January 22, and return for shows on Saturday, January 24 and Sunday, January 25.

• Shannon Shaw - Alex's Bar (Jan. 21)
• Tenlons Fort: A Tribute to Daniel Johnston - Sid the Cat (Jan. 22)
• Steven Brown (Tuxedomoon) - Zebulon (Jan. 25)

Whether you’re looking for educational activities, entertainment, or just want to enjoy the great outdoors, LA has it all - and it’s at your fingertips all year long. Here’s a look at top family-friendly and super fun things to do in the City of Angels.

Holiday Ice Rink Pershing Square (through Jan. 11)
It's the final week of Holiday Ice Rink Pershing Square, which will run through January 11. Framed by skyscrapers and adorned with festive holiday lights, LA's largest outdoor ice skating rink spans 7,200 square feet and welcomes more than 54,000 skaters and 450,000 spectators annually. Open daily noon to 10pm.

Mind Against - Reframe Studios (Jan. 24)
Berlin-based DJ/production duo Mind Against bring their blend of techno and house to Los Angeles when they headline Reframe Studios on Saturday, January 24. Opening the night is Enamour.

• Dan Deacon - Teragram Ballroom (Jan. 23)
• Welcome to Night Vale - The Regent (Jan. 23)
• Ground Control - Lodge Room (Jan. 24)

LA Lakers vs. LA Clippers - Intuit Dome (Jan. 22)
It’s LA versus LA on Thursday, January 22, when the Clippers and Lakers go head-to-head at Intuit Dome. The action starts at 7pm.

See why Los Angeles is Hoops Heaven with our guide!

LA Kings vs. NY Rangers - Crypto.com Arena (Jan. 20)
It’s K-Town Night at Crypto.com Arena on Tuesday, January 20, as the LA Kings celebrate Korean heritage and culture when they play the New York Rangers in their only home game of the week.

From local independent venues to Broadway blockbusters, there is no better city in the country to experience live theatre than Los Angeles. For a roundup of current and upcoming productions, visit the Discover LA Theatre page.

The Notebook - The Pantages (Through Jan. 25)
Twenty years after Nicholas Sparks’ debut novel was adapted into a hit movie, The Notebook took on a new life as a Broadway musical. With music and lyrics by Ingrid Michaelson and book by Bekah Brunstetter, The Notebook will run through January 25 at the Pantages Theatre.