1858 S. La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90035
(310) 559-9782

 

 

Culver City Ice Arena

4545 Sepulveda Boulevard

Culver City, CA 90230

( 310) 398-5718 - recorded message (310) 398-5719

Dig into the recesses of your closet and find some warm clothes to wear to Moonlight Skating in Culver City. From 11pm – 1am on Saturday nights the rink is transformed into an 18+ skating party. $8 will get you rental skates and admission.
 

 

 

Franklin and Fuller Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90028

(323) 666-5046

If you haven’t taken advantage of hiking Runyon yet, you are missing out on the best free activity in this city. Complimentary Yoga is also offered daily from 10:30 to 11:30 just inside the main entrance. There are about three different routes of varying difficulty you can hike, and the views on all are extraordinary – of both the scenic and the celebrity kind.

 

This is a website where you can sign up for varying sports and locations. There’s something for everyone – from dodge ball to basketball to social sports mixers. So get out your knee highs and baseball hats and get out and enjoy the sun!
 

 

 

1000 Elysian Park Ave

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Most people don’t know that for $25 you can get a ticket in the “All you can eat pavilion” at Dodger Stadium. It doesn’t include beer, but its well worth the price if you plan on even buying 1 Dodger dog. If you are a Manny Ramirez enthusiast, you can now purchase a pair of tickets for $99 (Manny’s number), in “Mannywood” – the section by the foul pole closest to where he plays. Ramirez t-shirts are also included in the price.
 

 

 

Azusa, CA

(310)322-8892

Not for the faint of heart, this is a once in a lifetime experience. It is an all day adventure which includes a 2 hour hike each way to the only state-licensed jumping bridge in CA. There’s nothing like feeling your heart in your stomach as you bungee 10 stories toward the water below.
 

 

 

Venice, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Santa Monica, Los Angeles

Take advantage of living in California and sign up for some surfing lessons. Learn to Surf LA offers group classes with equipment included, as well as privates. They offer classes at multiple locations and of all levels.
 

 

 

Sunset Blvd and Santa Monica Blvd

Silverlake, Los Angeles, CA

August 22^nd & 23^rd

Silverlake turns into a gigantic music, food, and fun festival for these two days. Every year they have at least three major artists – last year included the Black Keys, and Coldwar Kids. Admission has gone up in recent years but last year it was $20 which is reasonable for the great bands and the good time.
 

 

 

Venice, CA

There are a plethora of bike and rollerblade shops to rent from along Venice Beach. Bike rentals start around $10 an hour, or for a few bucks more ride the beach in style on an old school beach cruiser. It’s about a 25 minute ride to the Santa Monica pier so bring a bike lock so you can ride the Ferris wheel before heading back.
 

 

 

1900 S. Main Street, Los Angeles CA 90007

From French tennis racquets, to Babe Ruth’s last uniform (Dodgers 1938) – this newly opened museum features a 10,000 piece collection of memorabilia. There is an extensive room dedicated to the Dodgers as well. $14 will buy you admission with your student ID.
 

 

 

6801 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028

800 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90015

A bowling alley in a bar? What more could you ask for. They also run different drink specials depending on the night of the week, and have a great happy hour. Certain nights entertain Karaoke, Open Mic Night, and Indie Film Night.
 

 

 

 By Kiowa Bryan

 

 

 

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