Three fun things to do this weekend to kick off February

From comforting movie marathons at home to nature hikes throughout the gorgeous valley, there are plenty of things to do this weekend to start the second (and shortest) month of the year.

By Natalia Navarro, Staff

Feb 2, 2024

Three fun things to do this weekend to kick off February

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In this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, viewers will get the chance to see iconic hip-hop albums, merchandise and other artifacts.

Hip Hop Till Infinity

In honor of black history month, The Hip Pop Museum on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood is exhibiting a collection of mixtapes and footage from several legendary hip hop artists. Artists such as Death Row, Snoop Dogg, Nipsey Hussle and more will be featured and portrayed in this exhibit. It first opens on Jan. 31 and will be on display every Wednesday through Sunday until March 17, so be sure to schedule your visit before it’s gone. Tickets range from $29 to $39 per visitor. 6400 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028 Jan. 31 – March 17

In this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, viewers will get the chance to see iconic hip-hop albums, merchandise and other artifacts. (AVERAGE SOCIALITE)

With tons of new movies being dropped every weekend, it can be hard to catch up. Take the time this weekend to relax and catch up on all the new shows and movies.

Stay in for a movie binge

Rain and cold weather are forecasted to pelt Los Angeles over the next few days, making this weekend the perfect chance to invite some friends over to watch some great new movies and shows. We recommend checking out “Griselda” on Netflix, “The Underdogs” on Prime Video and “Baddies East” on Zeus TV.

With tons of new movies being dropped every weekend, it can be hard to catch up. Take the time this weekend to relax and catch up on all the new shows and movies. (ADOBE FIREFLY)

This five-mile trail leading through Griffith Park is host to some of the best and most iconic views one can get in Los Angeles.

Take a hike

After rainy days when the wet dirt is fresh and tree leaves are soaking with raindrops, we find a perfect time to take a fresh breath of air in the heart of nature! A great hiking trail located just outside of Hollywood is the stunning Mount Hollywood Trail. This trail provides many iconic views of the city, including the Hollywood sign, Downtown LA and the majority of Griffith Park, including the Griffith Observatory. The five-mile trail is a perfect way to get a workout in after being stuck inside all weekend. Los Angeles, CA 90027

This five-mile trail leading through Griffith Park is host to some of the best and most iconic views one can get in Los Angeles. (CALIFORNIA THROUGH MY LENS)

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Natalia Navarro, Staff

From gazing at beach sunsets while laying in the sand to splattering paint on a canvas, my desire to design gets expressed in Journalism. Pursuing design is my main objective in journalism in hopes to achieve graphics that’ll tell stories. I believe design, whether it’s clothing, graphic or art design, is a form of expressing your creativity. The art that music creates is like a language that I admire and express myself through. I love swaying my paint brush onto a canvas while frank ocean lyrics play all around. When I'm not driving around chasing memories with friends you can find me in nature with my doggy daughter Nikes.

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