Events

Cheech & Chong are returning to The Sunset Strip on Tuesday, Nov. 16 to sign a larger-than-life art guitar created to celebrate the internationally comedy duo. The painted guitar is one of 26 10-foot replicas placed along The Strip as part of the Gibson GuitarTown public art project. The signing will take place at 2 p.m. outside of The Roxy Theatre.
 
The guitar was designed by artist Margaret Garcia to celebrate the successful careers of the duo, both on stage and off, who got their start performing in West Hollywood’s The Troubadour as well as The Roxy Theatre (which was featured in “Up In Smoke”) and The Comedy Store. Each side of the guitar is dedicated to a portrait of Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong. The guitar also pays tribute to The Sunset Strip’s role in developing comedy as well as music.
 

When you think of “ladies’ night,” chances are that the Viper Room is not the first place that pops into your head, which is why you can rest assured that their version of the female-friendly promotional hook is sure to have a bit more attitude than your usual pink cosmo affair. Tonight’s “Ladies’ Night In Hades” features two of The Sunset Strip’s favorite bands – Lady Sinatra and Volcano Dolls – as well as twists on the traditional drink specials and, of course, free entrance for bad girls.

It’s November, and you, my friend, are wearing shorts. What better way to fully indulge in this extended summer than with a beer festival? This Saturday, The Roxy Theatre grants you that wish as they partner with blog Quarry Girl and Tony’s Darts Away to serve up frosty mugs of the cool, refreshing libation all afternoon. But this isn’t your standard beer festival. Tomorrow’s event features an animal-friendly twist with vegan bands, vegan beers and vegan food trucks.
 
As for the selection, attendees can enjoy unlimited pours of more than 50 beers from craft breweries, including Stone Brewing Company, Eagle Rock Brewery, Ballast Point, Bootleggers Brewery, Lagunitas, Sierra Nevada, Strand, Ballast Point, Eel River, New Belgium, Deschutes and Firestone, among others, in The Roxy’s outdoor beer garden.
 

Have you ever dreamed of being on stage with Slash, backstage at The Roxy Theatre or front and center performing in front of thousands of people during the Sunset Strip Music Festival? Luckily for you, a host of photographers is bringing this experience directly to you as part of their "Stripped: A Collection of Photographs from The Sunset Strip" exhibit.
Initially launched  during the Sunset Strip Music Festival in August, the exhibit showcases the collective works of those who have documented and captured concerts and life on The Sunset Strip during the past four decades. And the exhibit doesn’t just celebrate amazing performances by legendary artists like Ozzy Osbourne, Jay-Z and Slash, but more importantly, it illustrates the new sense of community and artistic camaraderie on The Strip.