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Discover the best events and make the most of your time in Venice. From music to spirituality and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
DEEP's west side get down "Venice Gets Deep" welcomes back one of our favorites Lemurian (Cosmic Awakenings). He always takes us on a beautiful journey. He will be joined by DEEP founder Marques Wyatt and resident Big Cee! This one will most likely sell out, so take advantage of an "early bird" ticket while you can. See you on the dance floor! 🎶
BOOGIE HOUSE - A night to join together in the sacred beats of the dancefloor and exult in the soulful rhythms of HOUSE MUSIC. From classic anthems to new standards, BOOGIE HOUSE celebrates producers all over the world that let the feeling guide the vibration, hosted by KCRW's Boogie Boudreaux. All house (+more delights). All night.
A night of reggae from Carib Press. With Djs and a special live performance from GINJAH backed by none other than LA's own, Quinto Sol. Jamaican food will be sold and served outside.
HuMaN WoMeN is 2/3 Human Error Club & 3/4 of White Women. w/ Jesse Justice, Mekala Session, Caleb Buchanan & Sharada Shashidhar
Rogê and his band return to Venice! They’ll bring the sun down with one of their signature patio performances. Epic party with world flavor... only on Windward Ave at Townhouse. Early arrival is recommended!
Presented by KCRW Rogê and his band return to Venice! They’ll bring the sun down with one of their signature patio performances. Epic party with world flavor... only on Windward Ave at Townhouse. Early arrival is recommended!
Beat-makers and Hip-Hop Producers / Indie heads / friends come together to showcase a night of beats and more. Silas Short, Randal B, Davis & Rhys Langston
Accomplished multi-instrumentalist Luther S. Allison has set himself apart as one of the most in-demand artists in jazz today. The Charlotte, North Carolina native is recognized for his blues-based, gospel inspired playing with deep roots in the tradition of bebop and soul music.
Jah Faith ("The Natural Muzik Man") is a Trinidadian reggae singer and deejay based in Los Angeles, known as a mainstay of the LA Dub Club scene. Active since the 1980s, he is a celebrated roots artist known for tracks like "Bun A One" and "No Bother Grumble"
Mary Lattimore is a harpist and composer living in Los Angeles. She experiments with her Lyon and Healy Concert Grand harp and effects, filling a musical universe with memories, scenes, and split-second impressions. As one of today’s preeminent instrumental storytellers, she has “the uncanny ability to pluck a string in a way that will instantly make someone remember the taste of their fifth birthday cake," writes Pitchfork's Jemima Skala. Lattimore's impulse to record life as it happens matches her drive to travel and perform, as profiled by Grayson Haver Currin for The New York Times: "Lattimore recognized that being in motion shook loose strands of inspiration, moods she wanted to express with melody. She needed, then, to remain on the go." That sense of fluidity has also made her a prolific collaborator outside of solo work; Lattimore also writes harp parts for songs and recordings, performing and recording with such great artists as Meg Baird, Thurston Moore, Sharon Van Etten, Jarvis Cocker, Kurt Vile, Steve Gunn, Ed Askew and Fursaxa. A special opening live performance from the Classical Synthesizer Quartet.
The enchanting and effervescent ukulele chanteuse Janet Klein performs obscure, naughty and lively tunes from the 1920’s and 1930’s. Janet and her Los Angeles based band “The Parlor Boys” share spirited and inspired renditions of Tin Pan Alley, early hot jazz, vaudeville & ragtime and other early 20th Century rare gems performing at historic theaters in Los Angeles and other landmark venues and around the world. Janet has produced 12 CDs with her group since 1998. Their CD release “Living In Sin” was voted in the Top Ten Jazz and Pop Critic’s Award Poll of the Village Voice. For more information visit: www.janetklein.com, www.janetklein.bandcamp.com and instagram @janetklein Because of the incredible generosity of the Townhouse, all ticket sales for this event will be dedicated to the Venice Heritage Museum - preserving, showcasing, and nurturing the diverse cultural heritage and histories of Venice, CA. https://www.veniceheritagemuseum.org/
Nicola Cruz is an electronic music explorer, with a genuine passion for music selection and an eclectic approach to his craft. Born in France and raised in Ecuador, his journey in music reflects deep appreciation for diverse cultures and sounds, especially rooted in Latin America. From analog synthesizers to field recordings, Cruz utilizes a wide range of tools to sculpt his sound, constantly pushing himself to discover new sonic textures and possibilities. Beyond his solo work, Cruz is also known for his collaborations with musicians from diverse backgrounds, further enriching his sonic landscape. El Marchante, founded by Osmar Romero, is a cultural project dedicated to researching, curating, and sharing Latin American and Caribbean music. Based between Caracas and Los Angeles, El Marchante explores the intersections of memory, migration, and sound through vinyl, live events, and collaborations that honor regional heritage across borders. Pheels, or Phil Cho, is a DJ, musician, and writer based in Los Angeles. He is known for his work as the chief curator behind In Sheep's Clothing and co-host of the monthly Tuff Shed show on NTS. Since 2016, he has hosted an ongoing "home listening/dance" party called Third Place, which has invited guests like Chee Shimizu, Lovefingers, Jonny Nash, Suzanne Kraft, Pender Street Steppers, John Gomez, Ramzi, Shhhh, and others.