First Fridays: March | Natural History Museum of L.A.
For two decades, this signature series has brought together music, science, and culture for an unforgettable night at the Museum. Running once a month from February through May, First Fridays offers nighttime access to world-class exhibitions, live music inside NHM’s iconic diorama halls, eye-opening talks with scientists, and food and drinks from local vendors. March’s lineup features musical performances by THAO and al menne, plus DJ sets from Artform's Collective of Vinyl Selectors.
The evening features Life, From Our Guts to the Galaxy: Rethinking the Living World, a new discussion series in collaboration with the Planetary Program at the Berggruen Institute. March kicks off with Life at the City Scale, featuring scientist Dr. Christine Wilkinson, Assistant Curator of Community Science, NHM; Nurit Katz, Chief Sustainability Officer; and moderator and neuroscientist Dr. Yewande Pearse. Together, they examine how cities are not just built for people, but are complex ecosystems teeming with living beings of every shape and size. Join them to explore how urban life affects other species, and how those relationships shape the city itself.
Celebrate 20 years of First Fridays at NHM! It’s an unforgettable night of music, science, cocktails, and after-hours museum exploration.
Get tickets at nhm.org/first-fridays
Event Links
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3479053-0
