Navigating a Miracle Mile

Early in the 20th century, the 5,280-foot stretch of land just nine miles east of the Pacific Ocean and eight miles west of downtown Los Angeles had very different tenants than the nine museums it boasts today. Back then, the occupants were far earthier--namely bean fields and oil derricks. There was also that tar pit--a prime source of roofing material, not a tourist trap and treasure trove of fossils. Today there is so much to see on the Miracle Mile, also known as Museum Row. Calendar Live! spotlights the best and the worst exhibits and throws in some top recommendations for dining and special summer events.

Memorable Memorial Day

After you sleep in late and throw a barbecue, what else are you going to do with your three-day weekend? Calendar Live! offers some best bets, including city festivals, movie musts, recreation events and more.

Birthday Brainstorming

Sure, you can always hire Clarence the Clown and throw a party in the backyard, but with all L.A. has to offer, why not treat your kid to a more unique birthday bash? Calendar Live! gives some suggestions on how and where to celebrate your child’s special day.

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