Looking to get the most out of summer? These are some of the events happening around town that are worth checking out.

In Awkwafina’s new movie “Jackpot!” (co-starring John Cena and Simu Liu and directed by Paul Feig; it’s now streaming on Prime Video), the rapper and comedian plays an aspiring actor turned winner of a multi-billion dollar lottery ticket. So when we recently sat down for a Zoom interview about her ideal Sunday, one of the things we talked about was how her perfect weekend might change if she actually won that kind of cash in real life.

f you’re not already a flea market enthusiast, allow us to give you the rundown. Flea markets are the ultimate treasure chest of unique and eclectic finds, ranging from vintage clothing to antique furniture to one-of-a-kind artwork. In Los Angeles you can find a gold mine of clothes, home decor, accessories, jewelry, and more

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Summer embraces longer days, sunny skies and a bounty of vibrant produce with pool parties, dinner specials and more summer-fun events. Read on for what’s happening this month in Los Angeles.

When it comes to finding unique decor treasures and stylish vintage picks, the flea markets of LA are where they are at. With so many flea markets happening around town and at any given time, the question remains.

One of the greatest debates about Los Feliz is how to pronounce it: Some Angelenos say “Los FEE-lus,” while others prefer the Spanish pronunciation of “Los Fey-LEASE.”

The Friday evening events will include tunes, shopping, and eats, in the same spot as Los Feliz Flea.

From $1 items to luxury brands and unique outfits from movie sets these stores will elevate your wardrobe without emptying your piggy bank.

Los Feliz Flea only sprouted up in 2019, but the local market quickly became a staple of L.A. secondhand shopping culture. Spearheaded by Phillip and Shelly Dane, it cultivated a loyal following, exuberant vendors and an event to pencil in every Saturday for Angelenos.

The Los Feliz Flea market is leaving Los Feliz. After operating for the last few years at John Marshall High School, the weekly flea market is moving to the top of a parking structure in Victor Heights between Echo Park and Downtown.

“So much of my joy of being in L.A. is being able to step out of my apartment and hike up to Griffith Park,” said David Montgomery, selling his artwork on a Saturday afternoon at the Los Feliz Flea.