Via The Rubber Duck, a 49 passenger amphibious vehicle, you will get to explore micro brews from all 50 states while enjoying an aquatic tour through Alamitos Bay, with an evening view of the beautiful homes of Naples Island. To make this outing unique, bring your favorite bottles of micro beers to share with your fellow adventurers. With 50 states to choose from the choices are endless. Home brewers, this is also an opportunity to debut your brews to a receptive audience! The Micro Brew Cruise is a great way to meet fellow beer lovers and try more micro brews than you could possibly imagine, for a fraction of the cost! We also hear that this is going to be a monthly event, so be on the lookout for a Wine Sharing Cruise coming soon.
June 12, 6PM. $27 each or $50 for two. Meet in front of the The Sky Room at 210 E. Ocean Blvd in Long Beach

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The Labyrinth of Jareth is a Masquerade Ball based on Venetian Histories, Celtic Faerie and Goblin Lore. Lost within the borders of chaos and light, nobles dance among the Fey while goblins wait with hungry eyes in the wings of their court. Some of the most amazing fantasy artists, costumers and special effect crews participate in bringing a diverse host of creatures and mythologies alive each year within the annual LOJ Fantasy Masquerade. This Masquerade is one of the few classical events open to anyone who has dreamed of a surrealistic fantasy fading into a single night of dance and revelry. Music and visuals heighten your senses as the night shields the Goblin Court and the chambers surrounding it. Offered within the Royal Court is a night of music, art, entertainment, faerie revels and enchantment among the elements and the Goblin Courts.
July 16 and 17th, doors at 8pm. Park Plaza, 607 S Park View St, Los Angeles.

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Come to the NoHo Arts District the first Thursday of every month for Hear NoHo and join the local arts community in celebrating the talents of emerging musicians from all over Los Angeles. This month, featured artists include Jac Leigham Raspa, Ghost Note, Atlantic Line Music, Veil Era, Peter Daily & The Royals, Flavia, and Whitney Irwin. Hear Noho happens because on this very special night, businesses throughout the NoHo Arts District host events, extend business hours, offer discounts and specials to those attending, and by donating their time and services, thus making Hear NoHo a true grass-roots, community event. It's a must-see adventure in music! Thursday, June 3, 8pm - 11pm, $10 for admission to all shows and venues. Venues are: Cella Gallery, 5229 Lankershim; Noho Arts Center, 11136 Magnolia; The Art Institute of California, Hollywood, 5250 Lankershim Blvd.

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This year's Wine Fest features over 130 of the top small and local wineries, the best craft breweries and artisan spirits producers pouring their hand-made art for you to sample. Naturally, where there's wine, there's food. This year, the food is provided by top LA chefs and food trucks, as well as an extra-yummy treat - gourmet cheese and chocolate! The event supports the Hollywood-Wilshire YMCA, International Children's Tumor Foundation and the Paderewski Festival in Paso Robles through a portion of your ticket proceeds as well as a huge raffle, where you have the chance to win tons of heavenly wine, food, and all things relaxing. Tickets start at $65 for a single one-day pass or $100 for a couple one-day or a single weekend pass. Get tickets at your local wine retailers. Saturday & Sunday, June 5 & 6 from 2:00p to 7:00p, at Raleigh Studios in Los Angeles. 650 N Bronson Ave

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Check out some of the bands who are playing this year! All these bands are local and home-grown, so if you see a band you really like, you can be sure to catch them at local venues around LA! The Entrance Band, Foreign Born, The Growlers, The Living Sisters, Nico Stai, The Like, Radar Brothers, Spain, Division Day, Voxhaul Broadcast, Eulogies, Walking Sleep, Lilofee, So Many Wizards, Blue Jungle, Tijuana Panthers, Amanda Jo Williams, Seasons, Manhattan Murder Mystery, Spider Problem, Moses Campbell, Barry Holiday & The Remainers feat. Sweet Tony Beans and Dirt Bird are all scheduled to rock your socks off. Also check out comedy shows, theatre and performance art, food and vendors featuring hand-crafted and artisan goods from local businesses and boutiques. The festival also includes an interactive children's village, arts village, literary village and eco village. Myra Ave. in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles. May 22 & 23, 2010, 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. each day. $5 admission, kids and old folks are free! http://silverlakejubilee.com/

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