Los Angeles State Historic Park

Complex-sponsored food/streetwear mash-up Family Style Fest is back for 2025. This year's edition will bring together high-profile apparel brands like Uprisers, Staud and Kids of Immigrants alongside a handful of critically acclaimed L.A. restaurants, including Kato, Kuya Lord, and Bistro Na’s. Out-of-towners include Curry Up (Tokyo), Michelins-starred Bell’s (Los Alamos), Bettina (Santa Barbara/Montecito) and the Wiener’s Circle (Chicago). Attendees will be able to sample from over 50 unique restaurants, including Amboy, Ototo and TikTok-famous concepts like Miya Miya Shawarma, Marathon Burger and Handles Coffee (formerly known as Camel Coffee). Since this is a streetwear festival, expect tons of merch. A $225 VIP ticket nets five meal tickets (albeit only for certain restaurants) plus access to a separate section with complimentary stations, a VIP-only open bar and a special merch pack. For tickets and the full line-up, visit the FSF website.  

The La La Land concert of our dreams? A re-creation of the “Another Day of Sun” opener on the 105 and 110 connector. But we’ll take “City of Stars” with the DTLA skyline as a backdrop as a close second. Composer Justin Hurwitz himself will conduct his Oscar-winning score backed by a 53-piece orchestra and jazz ensemble on two nights at L.A. State Historic Park this September. The screening-slash-concert, which premiered at the Hollywood Bowl back in 2017, has now become a returning tradition, thanks to Street Food Cinema. And good news: Time Out readers can get 15% off GA tickets with the promo code TIMEOUT15.