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STEM Fundraiser Burlesque & Karaoke

STEM Fundraiser Burlesque & Karaoke

Mon, Nov 16, 3:00 AM
From Constellation Cabaret

Join us at the Good Nite in NoHo on Sunday, 11/15 for a very special evening featuring a cast of performers with backgrounds in STEM and education, with proceeds benefitting the LA STEM Collective! You'll be titillated, educated, and can help raise money for a good cause! Burlesque at 7, Karaoke at 9 Tix at [https://constellation.ticketspice.com/goodnite](https://constellation.ticketspice.com/goodnite) New to burlesque? Here's what you need to know: -Catcalling IS allowed! We love when you hoot and holler! -Bring a friend, a situationship, or an enemy - the more the merrier! -Tix are only $10 for a reason - tip your performers and bartenders -Don't touch the dancers!!

1 attendee

New Ballet Class - Beginning / Intermediate

Thu, Nov 19, 7:30 PM
From Adult Beginning/Intermediate Ballet
1 attendee

New Ballet Class - Beginning / Intermediate

Thu, Nov 26, 7:30 PM
From Adult Beginning/Intermediate Ballet
1 attendee
Thick as Thieves - Salastina Chamber Music

Thick as Thieves - Salastina Chamber Music

Sun, Nov 15, 7:00 PM
From The Pasadena Classical Music Meetup Group
4.4

**Impressionistic classical chamber music!** **Sunday, November 12, 11:00am** (*note the morning time*) **Barrett Auditorium, Pasadena Conservatory of Music** **Meetup:** At the post-concert reception **Salastina** is a local group of amazing musicians who perform in the LA area in small venues. Unlike many professionals, these musicians love to have fun and enjoy mingling with audience members after the show. If you like your classical music up close and personal, the Salastina series is for you! The season has just stated. They host concerts in Pasadena, UCLA, Santa Monica, Westwood, and more. Flutist Ben Smolen, violist Meredith Crawford and harpist Cristina Montes Mateo have shared so many stages, rehearsals and road trips that the concert title practically wrote itself: "Thick as Thieves". The program will feature (mostly) French music from the early 20th century, a time of lush and romantic impressionism in music, and perfect for transporting you to a dreamy landscape. Debussy's famous "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" certainly will! Program details and ticket info here: [Salastina on Sunday Nov 15](https://www.salastina.org/concerts/2026/11/15/main-series-2-thick-as-thieves) Please note that this event is not free, but Salastina is offering 20% off tickets with this discount code: **WelcometoSalastina26/27**. Buy your ticket on their site. **Meetup:** Best to buy your ticket in advance. The concert starts promptly at 11:00am. Be there early to secure a good set. There will be a post-concert reception where you can chat with the musicians.

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WANT TO GET ON STAGE AND DO IMPROV? COME JAM.

WANT TO GET ON STAGE AND DO IMPROV? COME JAM.

Sun, Nov 22, 5:30 AM
From Improv for Your Soul- Learn to let go and laugh!
4.9

# BURBANK IMPROV JAM — 9:30 PM # HOSTED BY HOUSE TEAM: BREADSTICK BODEGA **WANT TO GET ON STAGE AND DO IMPROV? COME JAM.** Think you’re funny? Taking an improv class? Haven’t performed in years? Never been on stage before? **COME PLAY.** The **LA Connection Improv Jam Hosted by Breadstick Bodega** is your chance to jump on stage, meet other improvisers, play games, and have a ridiculous amount of fun. 🔥 **ALL LEVELS WELCOME** 🔥 **STUDENTS + BEGINNERS + VETERANS** 🔥 **PUT YOUR NAME IN THE BUCKET** 🔥 **GET ON STAGE & PLAY** 🔥 **NO AUDITION. NO PRESSURE. JUST IMPROV.** Come by yourself. Bring your classmates. Bring your team. Bring the friend who keeps saying, *“I should try improv sometime.”* **9:30 PM — LA Connection Comedy Theatre** **$8 ONLINE \| $5 AT THE DOOR \(Mention this Meetup for your discount\!\)** Come watch. Come play. Come laugh. **COME JAM-FIND COMMUNITY-** make this your **late-night improv hang!** Easy street parking.

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Free! Two Films on Oscar Rabin & Valentina Kropivnitskaya

Free! Two Films on Oscar Rabin & Valentina Kropivnitskaya

Tue, Nov 24, 3:00 AM
From LA and OC Weirdo Music and Art Forum
4.8

**Date**: November 23\, 2026 \| 07:00 PM \- 10:00 PM Meet at the venue 6:30 to ensure seating. Possible dinner before, TBD **Venue**: [The Wende Museum's Community Center](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/musicwords-la-curated-by-inna-faliks-tickets-2003085787512#location) 10858 Culver Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90230 **Free, but you must RSVP here:** [https://wendemuseum.org/event/a-road-of-many-colors/](https://wendemuseum.org/event/a-road-of-many-colors/) **A Road of Many Colors: Two Films on Oscar Rabin & Valentina Kropivnitskaya** Oscar Rabin wanted to paint. In the Soviet Union that made him a dissident. In 1974 Rabin helped organize an open-air show of unofficial art in Moscow. The authorities broke it up with bulldozers and water cannons. Images of the attack went around the world, and within weeks officials had to allow a second outdoor show. Thousands came. Several years later Rabin and his wife, the painter Valentina Kropivnitskaya, were forced into exile, and he was stripped of his Soviet citizenship. They started over in France. *A Road of Many Colors* tells their story in two documentaries written and directed by Alexander Smoljanski and Evgeny Tsymbal. *In Search of a Lost Paradise* (2015, 52 minutes) follows the life and art of Kropivnitskaya. *Oscar* (2018, 90 minutes) turns to Rabin. It draws on archival footage, some of it shown publicly for the first time, and on conversations with artists and writers including Ilya Kabakov, Vitaly Komar, Eric Bulatov, Lyudmila Ulitskaya, Vladimir Sorokin, and Vladimir Paperny. Rabin died in 2018 at 90, shortly after the Paris premiere of *Oscar*. The films ask what art can do when power demands obedience, a question artists, writers, and cultural institutions face again today. Alexander Smoljanski joins us for a conversation after the screening. Smoljanski is a writer, director, and producer who conceived *A Road of Many Colors* and made both films with Evgeny Tsymbal. RSVPing to this program does not guarantee admission. Seating is first come, first served.

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Los Angeles hosts various ballet groups ranging from rehearsals, discussions, to live performances. Whether you're a dancer or a fan, there's likely a group offering events that fit your interests.

Yes, beginners are welcome! Many ballet groups on Meetup cater to all skill levels, offering events that provide insight into the world of ballet and opportunities to learn.

Some ballet events on Meetup may have costs, especially if they involve performances or classes. Costs vary by event, so check the event details on Meetup for any fees to expect.

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Meetup is designed to connect you with others who share your specific interests, including ballet. By joining ballet-focused events, you have a great opportunity to meet fellow enthusiasts.

Yes, once you join a ballet group on Meetup, you'll receive notifications about upcoming performances and events. Stay engaged to catch all the local happenings.

Group dynamics vary, but many organizers welcome ideas for events. Reaching out to share suggestions shows initiative and may lead to future events tailored to member interests.

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Availability depends on local activity. If you can't find an active ballet group, consider starting one to bring enthusiasts together in Los Angeles.

Meetup supports both interests. Ballet events encompass performances, discussion sessions, classes, and more. Explore different groups to find what suits your preference.

Meetup is designed for group interactions and events rather than 1:1 coaching. You can connect with individuals through groups, but one-to-one interactions aren't the primary focus.

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Yes, RSVP statuses can usually be updated. Courtesy suggests notifying the group in advance if plans change, especially when spaces might be limited during events.