Latino Night with cumbias Salsa merengue and De California performing live with other surprise guests
Friday, 27, 20.00 - Friday, 27, 23.59 Los Angeles, CA _$25
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Decalifornia Latino Night
Sponsors & Vendors Wanted - Cultural Festival x Health Fair
Mark your calendar for February 21, 2026, for a vibrant, all-day celebration held at the scenic La Brea Tar Pits, right next to the LACMA Museum. From 11 am to 6 pm, the outdoor festival will be buzzing with energy, offering something for everyone: enjoy captivating live music and performing artists, explore the Book Author Showcase, discover unique finds from small business pop-ups, and treat yourself to diverse food vendors. Families will love the dedicated Children's Zone, and the excitement builds for the highly anticipated surprise headliner! Don't miss this landmark event honoring Black History Month in the heart of Los Angeles.
Sponsorships are being accepted at this time and a great way to engage with community of all ages. Brands and Health Partners are also wanted to host activation sites at venue of various products and or health screenings.
Saturday, 21, 11.00 - Saturday, 21, 18.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25
The People's Chamber of Commerce Black History Business Networking Event
DO MORE THAN ATTEND. BUILD WITH THE PEOPLE’S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Join The People’s Chamber of Commerce for an all day business networking event held in honor of Black History Month. This gathering is designed for members and guests to strengthen relationships, grow their businesses, and participate in meaningful economic collaboration.
This event brings together entrepreneurs, small business owners, creatives, and community leaders in a welcoming and intentional environment. While the event honors Black History Month, it is open to all who value inclusive growth, shared opportunity, and community driven progress.
The People’s Chamber of Commerce places people at the center of progress. Our mission is to support economic stability and long term success through education, connection, and collaboration. This networking event provides space to meet fellow members, introduce your work, exchange ideas, and explore ways to support one another throughout the year.
What to expect
• Relationship focused business networking
• Member collaboration and resource sharing
• Vendor and sponsorship opportunities
• A supportive, community centered atmosphere
Membership in The People’s Chamber of Commerce is free.
Attendance is free.
Free to vend.
Space is limited.
Donations are appreciated and help support free membership and Chamber programs.
Important note
Custom name tags will be created for attendees. Please come prepared with a photo and a short prompt sharing what you would like people to ask you about.
Reserve your spot today and spend the day connecting with purpose.
Together, we build stronger businesses and stronger communities.
Saturday, 21, 10.00 - Saturday, 21, 22.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25
Metamorphosis in Medicine: From Aspiring Students to Empowered Clinicians
Latino Students in Medicine is proud to present our third annual conference.
Sunday, 15, 09.00 - Sunday, 15, 16.30 Los Angeles, CA _$25
Comedy A La Plancha!
Get there early to have some of the best mariscos before the show :) Doors at 7PM! Show at 7:45PM. A la plancha = roasting in Latino 😂 you don't want to miss the a la plancha segment of the show, trust us!
Thursday, 12, 19.00 - Thursday, 12, 21.30 Los Angeles, CA _$25
Pupusas and Punchlines | Latin Food | Comedy | Feb 7 | Late Show
Laughs, Latin food, Lovely night with ur friends :)
Featuring:
Mateen Stewart (Last Week Tonight W/ John Oliver)
Tori Piskin (Wild N' Out)
Justin Alexio (Netflix)
Char Ramtin (@char.ramtin)
J-Stir (jstircomedy)
Delicious comida from Jaragua restaurant!
🍹No food or drink minimums 🫓
Saturday, 07, 20.45 - Saturday, 07, 22.15 Los Angeles, CA _$25
Pupusas and Punchlines | Latin Food | Comedy | Feb 7 | Late Show
Laughs, Latin food, Lovely night with ur friends :)
Featuring:
Mateen Stewart (Last Week Tonight W/ John Oliver)
Tori Piskin (Wild N' Out)
Justin Alexio (Netflix)
Char Ramtin (@char.ramtin)
J-Stir (jstircomedy)
Delicious comida from Jaragua restaurant!
🍹No food or drink minimums 🫓
Saturday, 07, 20.45 - Saturday, 07, 22.15 Los Angeles, CA _$25
Black Boys Code Los Angeles - Sphero Robotics
The January Sphero Robotics workshop immerses students in the foundations of command-and-control robotics, where robots are programmed to sense their surroundings, make decisions, and respond intelligently. Using Sphero robots and block-based coding, learners explore how real-world robotic systems operate through the integration of sensors, logic, and data tracking.
Rather than focusing solely on movement, this workshop emphasizes intelligent behavior and autonomy. Students program robots to react to collisions, maintain direction using gyroscopes, track distance and time, and adapt to different environments. Through structured challenges and team-based problem solving, learners gain a practical understanding of how robotics is used in areas such as automation, gaming, fitness technology, logistics, and emergency response.
Materials Required
Each workshop is fully hands-on and requires the following materials to support learning and experimentation:
Sphero robots (Bolt, RVR, or compatible models) for movement, sensing, and interaction
Tablets or laptops with Sphero coding applications installed
Charging cables and power banks to ensure uninterrupted activity
Masking tape or cardboard for building mazes and defining boundaries
Colored markers or floor indicators for sequence-based missions
Lightweight balls (ping-pong or foam) for Sphero Soccer challenges
Open floor space or large tables for safe testing and demonstrations
All activities are designed to be flexible and adaptable to different room sizes and student experience levels.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the workshop, students will demonstrate growth across multiple skill areas:
Robotics & Sensors: Use collision detection, gyroscope, and accelerometer data to guide robot behavior
Coding & Logic: Apply loops, conditionals, sequencing, and event-based logic to solve challenges
Data & Variables: Create and update variables to track scores, laps, time, distance, and performance metrics
Problem-Solving: Test, debug, and iterate on programs to improve accuracy and efficiency
Collaboration & Communication: Work in teams, share roles, and clearly explain how their robot works to others
Students leave the workshop with increased confidence in coding and a clearer understanding of how software controls physical systems.
Workshop Activities & Projects
The workshop combines guided mini-challenges with project-based learning to reinforce concepts:
Maze Navigator: Program robots to avoid obstacles and reach a goal autonomously using sensor feedback
Color-Coded Missions: Navigate through stations in a defined sequence, triggering actions with LEDs and logic
Sphero Soccer: Design game mechanics using collision detection, scoring variables, and rule constraints
Sphero Fitness Tracker: Track laps, distance, time, and milestones using variables and feedback patterns
Real-World Simulations: Model delivery routes and search-and-rescue missions using structured planning and loops
These activities encourage creativity, strategic thinking, and teamwork while helping students connect robotics concepts to real-world applications.
Saturday, 31, 10.00 - Saturday, 31, 14.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25
Blackout Night
Each show features a recurring segment that tackles topics in the Black community—from colorism and conspiracy theories to whether Black history is American history, and even “what happened to Kanye West.” The show opens with stand-up, then blends sketch comedy, improv, more stand-up, and character bits throughout, all building toward a concluding comedy segment that ties everything together.
Saturday, 31, 23.00 - Sunday, 01, 00.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25
Latest People
Ernest J. Kim
Ernest is designated by the State Bar of California as a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust, and Probate Law. To be a certified specialist, an attorney must have extensive experience in estate planning law, and must demonstrate his knowledge by passing a highly-competitive examination. In addition to passing the exam, the attorney must be recommended for certification by other attorneys or judges who are familiar with the attorney's work, and must undergo extensive and continuing education.
Ernest has been actively working to inform the community about planning techniques to reduce estate taxes and probate fees. He has published several articles on estate planning for print in newspapers and periodicals. In addition, he has spoken about estate planning on several radio shows and given estate planning seminars to individuals and financial professionals in Northern and Southern California. His seminars have been co-sponsored by Prudential, AXA Advisors, New York Life, Merrill Lynch, the San Francisco Korean Chamber of Commerce, the Santa Clara Korean Chamber of Commerce, etc.
He has also co-authored the chapter on the “Nature and Classification of Trusts” for West Group Legal Publishers, which was published in October 1999 as reference material for use by other estate planning attorneys. Ernest is a graduate of the Cornell University Law School, majoring in Business Law and Regulation. He attended the University of California at Berkeley and received his Bachelor of Arts in Economics.
Tustin, CA
Latest Businesses/Organizations
Chinese Culture Development Center
(Los Angeles) The Chinese Culture Development Center (CCDC), founded in 1995, is an influential cultural institution based in the Western U.S. with its business ranging from live performances, lectures, to competitions, and community programs. In 2021, SILU INC took over the center’s operations and charted new business in intercultural communication, cultural program planning, entertainment management, social media marketing, and publication.
CCDC is committed to producing and planning programs that serve cultural diversities in different communities, presenting project lineup, such as “Dancing LA,” “Chinese Cultural and Creative Competition,”, “East Meet West” concerts, etc. In 2024, CCDC launched its most recent cultural & culinary brand, Taste China, which focuses on Chinese food and culture experience in the U.S and serves high-end costumers in the country and beyond. In the Exhibition business, CCDC has accumulated extensive resources and experience through cooperation with domestical and international professional photographer. It created notable projects such as the Los Angeles Chinese Photographic Festival, U.S.-China News Photo Exhibition, and AAPI: Living Heritages. Other highlight exhibitions include the Nihao China, Welcome to Guangdong, and Taste China: A Journey with World-Class Photographers, which received applause by the community and media friends.
CCDC operates different social media accounts across platforms such as WeChat, Weibo, RedNote, Instagram, Facebook, podcasts, and newsletters. Our contents are tailored to each platform’s user base, creating an integrated media ecosystem that emphasizes professionalism, accuracy, authority, and global communication of Chinese language contents.
Our publications, Los Angeles Photographic Festival Photo Album, Through the Lens: An Asian American Experience in 2021, and Taste China: A Journey with World-Class Photographers 2024, are collected by local colleges and libraries. Streamlining cultural, educational, and commercial resources, CCDC launched its monthly culture & lifestyle magazine, Meihua, in 2023, aiming to become the leading Chinese-language publication in the Western U.S. and beyond with its rich contents, high-quality design, and state-of-art publication technology.
Focusing on innovative creation and professional planning, CCDC is committed to constructing a diverse and inclusive platform to serve and support cultural exchange and community building. We believe the multi-dimensional communication between Chinese cultures and other heritages would tremendously benefit the cultural diversity and overall market forces in the country.
Alhambra, CA
Deldar Legal
As a top California personal injury law firm in 2025, Deldar Legal delivers the best services to people injured in an accident. Our commitment to justice is backed by a proven track record of success and happy client reviews. Our experienced attorneys handle car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, and Uber and Lyft accidents. We also take care of bicycle, pedestrian, bus, train, aviation, and wrongful death accidents. Insurance companies try to pay the bare minimum for auto collisions, but you can trust our legal team to fight for the maximum compensation you deserve. With a history of securing big settlements and taking cases to trial, our accident lawyers are available 24/7 to schedule a free consultation.
Los Angeles, CA
Orange County Japanese American Association
For nearly four decades, the Orange County Japanese American Association has been a vital community anchor in Tustin, serving the Japanese American population with culturally sensitive, bilingual support since 1986. As the only organization of its kind in Orange County, OCJAA understands the unique needs of Japanese and Japanese American families, seniors, and individuals navigating life in Southern California. The organization's mission centers on creating moments of happiness and belonging through both practical assistance and cultural celebration. OCJAA's Senior Shiawase Project exemplifies this commitment, providing monthly nutritious bentos to isolated seniors, creating safe spaces for caregivers to connect and share experiences, and honoring the life achievements of seniors aged 80 and over. Beyond senior care, OCJAA strengthens the broader community through cultural fairs, educational seminars, scholarship opportunities for students, and recognition programs that celebrate community leaders. The organization provides critical referral services, health information, and counseling to help families access resources during challenging times. By maintaining strong connections between Japanese American residents and essential services, family networks, and cultural traditions, OCJAA fosters a sense of belonging and reminds community members they are valued. The organization welcomes new members and remains committed to its foundational belief that social services and cultural engagement are inseparable components of community wellbeing in Tustin and throughout Orange County.
Tustin, CA