Los Angeles events on Sunday offer choices ranging from vegan horror markets and Black trans processional performances to agave pollination panels and Indigenous makers’ markets.
Common Space Brewery hosts the It’s Alive Marketplace featuring over 35 vendors selling horror collectibles, morbid art, and creepy cosmetics with 100% vegan eats from vendors like The Frankenstand and Vegan Jam Taqueria. Admission is free, and the event runs from noon to 5 p.m. with costumes and cosplay strongly encouraged.
The 18th Street Arts Center presents Revival_ _Revival, a processional performance led by queer and transgender artist Sage Ni’Ja Whitson starting at 2 p.m. from First AME Church.
The procession traverses historic Black community sites with a live sound score blending gospel, house music, hip-hop, and vocal performance. Participants are encouraged to wear white clothing and white masks, with the route ending in a community fellowship meal at Ocean Bay Beach.
Supported by the Andy Warhol Foundation and Mike Kelly Foundation for the Arts, the event is presented in collaboration with the Quinn Research Center. Admission is free and open to the public.
Mírate teams up with the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County for a 6 p.m. live panel exploring the ecosystem behind agave as part of the museum’s L.A. Culture in a Cup series.
Tickets are priced at $78. Panelists include Chef Alan Sanz and Beverage Director Max Reis of Mírate, alongside Dr. Allison Shultz Talens and Dr. Rachel Blakey, with Miguel Ordeñana moderating the Q&A.
Did You Know? From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., visitors can experience a free Second Sunday dedicated to Himalayan Art & Culture at the USC Pacific Asia Museum.
Guests can enjoy bug-forward bites and themed food and drink pairings while learning about migratory pollinators and seed dispersers like bats and birds.
Expert Insight: Cultural programming across Los Angeles on Sunday spans diverse formats, reflecting events such as museum exhibitions, community processions, and markets.
- Partnering with The Chapter House, The Broad presents the LA NDN Flea, marking National Native American History Month through a curated market of Indigenous makers.
- Visitors can pay a $5 admission fee at the historic Brewery Arts Complex during the Brewery Artwalk to tour the operating spaces of over 100 resident artists, featuring names such as Andre Miripolsky, Charles Swenson, Jane Szabo, Richard Ankrom, and Christopher Ulrich.
- Incoming Music Director Daniel Harding leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Walt Disney Concert Hall alongside pianist Leif Ove Andsnes for Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2.
- Merry Macabremas; A Dark Winter Carnival takes place at The Mystic Museum in Burbank.
- Exploring Your Universe 2026 opens on the campus of UCLA at noon with free admission.
- The Vintage Synthesizer Museum in Highland Park hosts a Synthesizer Sound Bath from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
The horror market runs from noon to 5 p.m. at Common Space Brewery with free entry.
Queer and transgender artist Sage Ni’Ja Whitson leads the processional performance starting from First AME Church in Santa Monica.
Tickets for the panel discussion and themed food and drink pairings are $78.
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