Amazing place to die in and also this place is very great with customer service for sureread more

People of yelp, do the food shows! Well worth it!…read more Definitely worth the $60 dollars! I was stuffed! So many vendors, so much food, and lots of freebies. Wow that was my first food show/event and I loved it. Enough said

We came here early in the afternoon to see the exhibits in the museum and stayed there the entire…read moreday. While we were already there, we decided we might as well check out the show. People started camping out over an hour before the showed started with beach towels and blankets to claim their piece of real estate near the action. Many came with their picnic baskets along with a wide variety of food items. A large bar area is setup that sells beer and wine. The atmosphere is upbeat and vibrant. Tip: Line is long and the bar closes promptly at 8:30PM. Both cash and credit cards are accepted. The live music started promptly at 7:15pm, the advertised show time. Tonight's (8/24/13) band is La Santa Cecilia, a local band in Los Angeles. They performed upbeat dance-friendly tunes in both Spanish and English. The performance is cool and the crowd is enjoying it. There is a huge presence of security, almost to the extent of being intrusive. There are security guards everywhere and you are not allowed to stand in many places. There are walkways that you are not allowed to stand and take a picture and you have to keep moving. The security is excessive in what is mostly a family-oriented event inside the complex of a museum. We were in the Montreal Rock Festival just recently which is about 100 times the size of this event and we didn't see this kind of security presence. Overall it was an above-average experience, and we attended the event since we were there in the museum already. However, we probably won't drive up there just for this event.

Oh my God. As a random guy walking by said to us "  this is the worst band I've ever seen. Did you…read moreenter hear of The Emperor's New Clothes? Why is everyone going along with it? "  Thank you Aco for speaking the truth. Pick better bands.

Love this place..every year the line up of musicians are worth the wait…read more Yayayayayyayay

The Culver City Summer Music Festival is A LOT smaller when you compare it to the Santa Monica…read moreTwilight Dance Series. Both are free concerts that occur on Thursdays in the summer. I prefer the Santa Monica concert more, because it's at the pier. Or, you can also watch the concert on a megascreen on the beach! The Culver City concert is located at city hall. Minimal grass space. Mostly concrete for you to sit on. There is free parking underneath city hall. Or you can park at the nearby Culver City Garages for 2 hours free. We got there at 6:30, when the concert was scheduled to arrive at 7. There was no place to sit. Every inch was taken. There isn't too many places to stand either, without blocking the sea of people sitting down. Luckily we managed to find a tiny spot in between two groups near the stage. If you get there early enough, the city of Culver City puts out chairs right in front of the stage for people to sit on. (About.. 30-40?) I don't know if I would come back. It's nice. And parking was relatively painless. And the concerts in Culver City have better acoustics. I guess I would . . . if there was a good band playing that night. *Two thumbs up*

One thing I love about Camp Flog Gnaw is how they prioritize accessibility needs. Each year there…read moreis a well staffed ADA tent as well as nonprofit tents like KultureCity and Camp Counselors who are able to support individuals with disabilities. The lineup is always fun and well stocked too, with plenty of big surprise guests.

I'm a little torn regarding Camp Flog Gnaw. I was super excited coming into this and I have to say…read morethat while I enjoyed it, I can't say I am set on returning. 1. Be prepared to walk A LOT. You enter through Expo/Vermont and you have about a 15-20 minute walk before you actually make it to the security checkpoint. They have winding barricades that are probably purposely put there to make you walk off your alcohol. Wow. I was not expecting this and really annoyed that it took so long just to get into the festival. If you had planned to see somebody perform and thought you could get in within 30 minutes, good luck. You may be sorely disappointed to miss out. 2. Security is either lax or strict, so it really depends on who you get. First day, the lady inspected EVERYTHING and even had the audacity to be suspicious about the wax for my braces. Wow. The second day, the dude did not even open all my pockets and let me walk through. Again, really depends. ID check is seriously, which explains a lot considering this is open to all ages. Had a dude in front of me get grilled about his zip code and that was because he had a fake. Homie, if you are going to have a fake, at least remember the info on that shit. 3. I do appreciate the ample stalls of food, beverages, and entertainment. It's a HUGE venue, so I would be pretty annoyed to walk around vast and far in search of food and beverages. Expect inflated prices, but nothing is really surprising. Expect to dish out $5 for a bottle of water unless you go to the vending machines outside the gates which do not take cash nor accepted my card, so wtf? And water is cheaper at $3 a bottle in the alcohol tents than outside. 4. The set list is what really got me. They had a lot of great artists, but staggered everybody good to be altogether on Saturday. That is annoying if you were trying to see all your favorites and would have to run from one stage to another. You had to make executive decisions as to which artist to skip. More often than not, I was thinking, man I should have gone to the other stage. Bummer. 5. But this is what gets me the most. THE CROWD. Maybe I'm a newb. But wow, this is a young young young crowd. If you are over 21, you felt old. Now I can hang with the young'ns, I can probably outdrink a number of them or have a better sober time than them, but holy shit, these kids were obnoxious and all probably drugged up or drunk out of their mind that their immaturity levels were through the roof. It was not worth standing and fighting a crowd of kids to the front of the stage. I'm used to people bum rushing the stage and get hyped when a special guest comes out, but these kids did not understand the definition of space and allowing one to breathe. Be careful before you get trampled or straight up die. Nobody will give a damn. 6. Take the metro to here. You will not regret it. After a whole day of walking and going hard, the last thing you are going to look forward to is walking hella blocks to get out of the Exposition area to be able to call a Uber/Lyft. Surge prices were also not the business. Better to take the metro and get out of the mess. Last train was past 1am on Saturday and 12:45am on Sunday night. 7. I needed to be really drunk to enjoy this and sure enough I spent more than I should have on alcohol here. I hate that you are restricted to consuming your alcoholic beverage in the designated beer garden areas. You were pretty limited here. I would skip this overall unless you're the type who likes to chill away from the stage and genuinely enjoy Odd Future. While I loved a number of the artists, some of the acts I felt weren't really conducive to the festival environment. Like The Internet would've done much better in an more intimate setting and the DJs weren't too successfully in hyping up the entire crowd.

3/14/10 Cool location (inside and outside) +…read moreLots of alcohol (beer, whiskey, vodka, wine) + Food (drunken irish balls, hot dogs, cheese, nuts, granola bars-yeah, interesting combination) = Fun! After the Race for the Cure, we changed into some green and were off to the Taglyan Cultural Complex for some pre-St.Patty's day celebrating! Free parking outside (thanks for holding a spot for us, Mike) started the afternoon off right! We got there early, explored the area, then started to drink! I'm not a beer person, so I stuck with wine, but there sure was a lot of booze for those interested. Irish whiskey, organic liquor, vodka, oh yeah, did I mention all the beer? I even tried some orange flavored beer! There were several food vendors as well; I finally tried a Pink's veggie dog (it was decent, but I wouldn't wait in line- sorry Pink's fans!). There were some awesome drunken Irish balls. I think those were my favorite of the afternoon! I could write a lot about this event, because there was so much going on, from the semi-band-assisted-karaoke to the bagpipes and dancers, but what really matters is that this was a cool event with proceeds going to the Children's Tumor Foundation. So it was fun for a good cause for those who bought their tickets (I was lucky enough to get free entry, yay!). I was impressed with the location; I was kind of expecting an outside beer fest, but it was a nicely put together event in a nice complex. There were things going on outside (live band, cigars and Asahi) as well as inside (stage, food, drinks and more). There were employees walking around, collecting trash, etc all day. They kept the area really clean, especially for such a large area filled with drunken celebration.

We like to party. We like.. we like to Partayyyyyy…read more The St Patty bus is coming And everybody's jumping LA to Taglyan Cultural Central An intercity disco The wheels of steel are turning And traffic lights are burning So if you like to party Get on and move your beer fest body! ************************************************************************* Us yelpers know how to party and how to have a good time! We deserved a few drinks after the Race For The Cure. The venue at Taglyan had me worried by its location but nonetheless it became very comfortable and fun once the beers started kicking in. SO many beers to try out, it almost felt illegal to try them all for free. Not only did we have the chance to taste flavors from around the world but food was catered as well. (Pinks, Boars Head, Joeys BBQ and loads of munchies as you walked around) Many businesses came out to spread word of their companies. Wines, hardcore liquor, and champagne made their appearances. Most beer tables handed out necklaces and souvenirs to keep us happy. Karaoke was available and so was a dancing floor but what made this entertainment section even greater was their Photo/Video booth (Of course we took pics here cmon!) I even got to shake my booty with Ellen, Val and Michael. I have to say, this was probably the best time I've had in awhile with a group. Besides a few of us being tipsy, we all had laughs..shared conversations and of course took too many pictures. Thank you to the yelpers that made this event entertaining.I look forward on hanging out with you guys soon. ************************************************************************** Hey now, hey now, here's what I say now We'll be there for you The Yelper Bus is coming We like to party We like, we like to party

Food and wine lovers unite! Last night at the Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake Village, the event…read morewas off-the-hook. With live entertainment in the background, the gf and I weaved our way thru over a hundred vendors. Prices: VIP 4p-8p $100; GA 5p-8p $75. Winners of night: well, me. But also, Harvest @Hyatt for the short rib, Barone's for serving hot pizza, Gelson's for serving unlimited and great cheeses, and Herzog for serving kick arse wines. Many of the local restaurants: The Grill on the Alley, Marmalade, Public School 805, Barone's Pizza, Harvest @Hyatt, Paul Martin's, Pitfire, Twisted Oak, Zin Bistro, Sabor Grill, Fresh Bros, Big Fish Poke, Bogart's, Jeannine's, Himalaya, Chick-Fil-A, Smokin' Steve's, and Mouthful. Breweries: Five Threads, Lagunitas, Firemans, Enegren, HBB, and Westlake Brewing Co. Wineries: Herzog, Kieu Hoang, Coquelicot, PRP, Pomar Junction, Navarro, Vin Allegre, Nabu, and Cantara. Desserts: Nothing Bundt Cakes, ShaveIt, Dippin Dots, Dottie's Others: too many to mention, but various tax accountants, financial advisors, real estate companies and/or agents. Conclusion: Lots of kibitzing with all, but it was the restaurants, wineries, and breweries that stole my interest away -- I love to nosh! They plan to have another event in April, and without hesitation, I'll be there.

What an amazing event! There were so many options in the area to go experience FNOLA but glad that…read moreI stayed here. Apparently this was the place to be. The vendors of Robertson did an amazing job. There was plenty of fashion, swag, booze and DEALS!! Definitely made the most of the night and walked away happy with all of my goodies.

Fashion's night out = Free stuff (food, booze, etc...) and very very attractive women! This is a…read moremust in LA!

This was a super fun pop up experience…read more It was so informative about the history of Louis Vuitton. The iconic photos were amazing and so cool to see. To see the photos, stories and one of a kind items was such a unique experience Loved it!!

I am at a loss for words with regards to this exhibit. It was so mind blowingly awesome, unique,…read moreoutstanding, fantastic and superb! I just couldn't take it exclamation literally I went to the LV exhibit in Hollywood 3 years ago and that was amazing they outdid themselves this time! It was an incredible experience. I loved how there was just so many different exhibits there was also like the artisan part of the handcrafting of the handbags we learned about you know how it started and went through all of the iconic Louis Vuitton handbags custom made pieces, trunks, shoes, belts, scarves, it was just an amazing experience I will never forget I am so glad I went and if you have not gone you need to go! It is a MUST! A lot of people tend to think that buying an expensive handbag is about money. And yes you do have to have money to buy these pieces, however the reason why you're spending so much money is because of the process that is required to go through to get such an amazing handbag one that will last you 20+ years so it's awesome! Make sure you go and have a fully charged phone so that you can take a lot of pictures if Yelp would let me post more pictures I would have more to post...I had to pick the best out of 50 and I have about 400! bottom line is go see this!