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Meet Artist Kaveh Taherian
Meet North Hollywood author/illustrator and man of multiple talents Kaveh Taherian. Our NoHo Artist Feature is a way to highlight the visual artists who call NoHo home. More>>
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The Sphere of Fixed Stars in the Heaven
On a rooftop in North Hollywood, Owen and Elodie meet at a friend’s birthday party. Then they meet again. And again. They get to know each other, learn about each other, and maybe start to like each other. Again. And again. This one encounter challenges what they know about love, desire, hope, and time. They discover that nothing lasts forever … except for the things that do. More>>
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You Cannot Know the Hour
Mr. Brown is a grumpy, peevish, ailing, aging widower who frequently sees and speaks with the ghost of his dead wife, Helen. She rebukes him for terrible crimes in his past and protests by his innocence. Meanwhile, he finds himself at odds with his nurse. She frequently contradicts his instructions, almost gleefully. Could she possibly be pursuing a sinister, hidden agenda? If so, what is her objective? More>>
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NoHo Market
February 23
Each month NoHo Market will have a variety of vendors with everything from clothing – original designs, upcycled and vintage – original art, photography, tarot card readings, hand-painted nightmare bags, baked goods, vintage home decor, and much more! Each week there will be local DJs too!
They will also be collecting/giving out donations for anyone affected by the L.A. fires.
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Meet Kelly's Lot
We love to promote local bands here at NoHo! Kelly’s Lot is very local…it’s also a band that has been around L.A. for a long time. The quintessential folk/blues/Americana band, with a pinch of Jazz, Kelly Zirbes and Perry Robertson bring their eclectic mix of styles together to tour all over the world, entertaining thousands and growing their huge and very loyal fan base with every mile on the odometer. Read on…and get to know them and their beautiful music! More>>
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Bill W. and Dr. Bob
Read the NoHo Arts theatre chat with Ronnie Marmo>>
Through an astonishing series of events, Bill and Bob meet and form a relationship, each helping the other to stay sober. BILL W. AND DR. BOB is the amazing and often humorous story of the two men who pioneered Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as the story of their wives who founded Al-Anon.
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The 39 Steps
Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty Python, and you have The 39 Steps.This award-winning treat is packed with nonstop laughs, over 150 zany characters, an onstage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers, and some good old-fashioned romance.
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The Elixir Piano Trio
March 9
The internationally acclaimed Elixir Piano Trio inaugurates The Athena Foundation for the Arts 2025 Concert Series, taking us on an invigorating musical tour of Austria, Russia, Armenia, and the USA with a captivating program of breathtaking piano trios by Clara Schumann, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Aram Khachaturian, and Jennifer Higdon, paired with stunning imagery curated by the trio for an enchanting immersive experience. This magical, immersive concert is not to be missed! More>>
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Gruesome Playground Injuries
Read the NoHo Arts Review>>
Over the course of 30 years, the lives of Kayleen and Doug intersect at the most bizarre intervals, leading the two childhood friends to compare scars and the physical calamities that keep drawing them together. The playwright highlights the complexity of life, reminding us that it becomes slightly easier with someone by our side.
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Watermarks (A Fugue)
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My actor friend bugged me to write about my experiences ‘looking after’ the famous director George Cukor three weeks before he died in 1983. That urging became the nucleus for this Punch and Judy surrealistic fantasy showdown of double meanings, puzzles and cultural associations. Watermarks personally became in itself a greeting card to someone I loved dearly, but never showed that enough to them... More>>
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The Longer My Mother Is Dead the More I Like Her
Deborah Unger invites audiences into the lifelong battle and posthumous reconciliation with her mother. Blending humor and heartbreak, Unger’s journey explores the unspoken dynamics of mother-daughter relationships. As Mom gets to speak her peace as well–albeit from the grave–the play transforms into a moving meditation on love, understanding, and letting go. More>>
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Mujeres on the Verge
Casa 0101 presents MUJERES on the Verge featuring four original one-act plays by four bold Chicana playwrights. Discover what happens when life’s biggest challenges collide with ambition, humor, and heart.
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Jazz at Naz
The Soraya’s signature festival, Jazz at Naz, returns on February 1 for a month of extraordinary performances from legendary masters such as Arturo Sandoval and Chucho Valdés, to up-and-coming star saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin, and current jazz masters Christian McBride and Jason Moran. Performances take place on both The Soraya’s Great Hall mainstage and the intimate only-at-The-Soraya Jazz Club — where audiences can enjoy food and beverages directly on stage, along with renowned jazz artists performing just a breath away. Enjoy the festival live in theater or via $19 livestream from anywhere in the world. More>>
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Macbeth
Set for this production against the haunting backdrop of New Orleans from the late 19th century through the 1920s, Macbeth may be the Bard’s most disturbing play: a macabre tale of witches, hallucinations, ambition, power and Shakespeare’s bloodiest couple. Delve deep into the psychological turmoil of a man fighting from a place of loss and tortured by guilt, fate and the corrupting influence of his own desires. More>>
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Four Women in Red
Carolyn Dunn (Tunica-Choctaw/Biloxi, Mvskoke), Harriette Feliz (Chumash), Zoey Reyes (Diné and Chicana) and Jehnean Washington (Yuchi, Seminole and Shoshone) star as four First American women desperate to find missing friends and relatives in the face of apathetic sheriffs and dwindling clues. Are their loved ones lost? Were they taken? Are they even alive?
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These Shining Lives
Women in the 1920s are thrilled to earn high wages doing the delicate work of painting iridescent dials on watch faces in a factory in the Midwest. Catherine, a mother of twins, eagerly joins the workforce, but as she grows older, she and her coworkers discover that they all suffer from radium poisoning. Despite their deteriorating health, they courageously take action against the watch company.
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Live in NoHo!
Windfaire Apartments
Live in the trendy NoHo Arts District, and Experience Life, As It Was Meant to Be! Let their onsite staff spoil you with prompt service and availability 24/7. You will enjoy gourmet kitchens with extensive cabinet space, Quartz counters, a full stainless steel appliance package, designer light fixtures throughout, and private patios and balconies. This gated community offers assigned subterranean parking, elevator access, and an onsite clothes care facility. "We recommend that you relax in our rooftop lounge at sunset, overlooking the local scene. We hope you will find Windfaire a hip and inviting atmosphere to call home." More>>
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Lawless Brewing Co. Does Theatre
Wait, Beer and The Bard? Yes! Don’t miss BardflyTheatre Co‘s production of Twelfth Night, William Shakespeare’s timeless comedy about unrequited love and mistaken identity, on Friday, February 21st at Lawless Brewing Co.
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Season Pass
Get ready for all the amazing Athena Foundation for the Arts concerts of 2025 with their Season Pass, plus enjoy a 10% discount on tickets! Prepare to enjoy a season filled with incredible classical music performances by award-winning musicians, accompanied by stunning visuals right in the heart of NoHo.
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NoHo Artist Feature
The unofficial NoHo motto is: “NoHo is only as great as its people.” This spring we will highlight some of our awesome creative neighbors. If you are a visual artist living in the NoHo Arts District or North Hollywood, or if you know someone who we should feature, please fill out this quick form and we will take it from there. More>>
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