This week in "The SoCalendar," we've got you covered with what's going on this weekend, including some local reopenings! 

At the Movies This Weekend

First up for reopenings, is the world-famous TCL Chinese Theater. The iconic theater's first movie since it reopened is Godzilla vs. Kong in IMAX. They are also once again giving VIP tours of the legendary movie palace. Visit the website to book a reservation for a tour and for the latest moving listings.

Another new movie to check out is Voyagers — a sci-fi thriller about a crew of astronauts on a mission that falls into paranoia, not knowing what is real or not. Another one that is definitely worth catching on the big screen!  

SoCal Museums That Are Back

The indoor galleries at LACMA are reopened with advance reservations, including six brand-new exhibits.  

And while you're in the neighborhood, the LaBrea Tar Pits will reopen its doors to their world-famous exhibits this weekend as well.

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County has also returned, with its popular butterfly pavilion open once again for guests to peruse in a limited capacity. There are also two new exhibitions, including Spiky, Hairy, Shiny: Insects of L.A. And if you're not yet comfortable going in person, no worries — they are still making the exhibit available in a digital online format. 

The Autry Museum of the American West has several new exhibits open to the public, including Masters of the American West — an exhibition and sale by over 60 premiere western artists. The exhibit can also be experienced online in a stunning and realistic 3D virtual online gallery tour if you don't want to go in person.

Wallis Annenberg PetSpace is back open for behind-the-scenes tours, activities, the all-new Critter Corner, and a live Pet Encounter! They are also offering in-person dog training classes. You can also see all the adorable pets that are up for adoption.

Give Back at ROW DTLA

ROW DTLA is giving back to front-line workers with a Buy A Meal, Give A Meal program. For every meal purchased on-site, one meal will be donated to essential workers at Keck Hospital of USC. There are different meals donated from different restaurants each week. Visit their website to see what's available: rowdtla.com/collective/DINE

Solve a Virtual Murder Mystery

And finally, Underneath the Freeways of Los Angeles is a virtual interactive murder-mystery experience set in Hollenbeck Park in Boyle Heights, which was infamously bisected by the 5 freeway in the 1960s, the same period in which the play is set. The audience plays the role of the interrogator, cross-examining witnesses and investigating how the crime occurred.

Spectrum News 1 arts reporter Nic Cha Kim talked to the playwright about how the engagement helps the audience understand the community and the unique challenge of acting in a virtual play.

Tickets for the show are available at: dime.io/events/underthefreewaysLA

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