This Venice brand's dedicated to nostalgia-inducing surf-culture prints, from tees with an Endless Summer silhouette on the back, to a hoodie w/ a sunset image comprised of simple shapes, to sweatpants with a massive leg-print that reads "Feel The Sun Shine," which, if you're wearing sweatpants regularly, is the exact kind of reminder you need.

More info's at 291Venice.com

Kicking off the L.A. Comedy Shorts film festival, this bash's special guest is miracle fruit: the rare West African berry that flavor trips your taste buds to make sour foods taste sweet (eg, limes taste like they're covered in sugar). There's also a two-hour open bar hosted by 360 vodka, though be warned: drink it while "tripping," and it'll taste...exactly like vodka!

Get tickets at BrownPaperTickets.com

This new, bare-bones shop stocks overflowing racks of vinyl (heavily indie; mostly new, though used stuff's coming) along with auxiliary fun like pop-culture coffeetable books and paperbacks, and still-gleaming vintage turntables from top brands like NuMark and Gemini, the party-pounding favorite of chicka-chicka Buzz Aldrin.

The barren website's at VacationVinyl.com

To offset the delicate act of drinking a piping hot beverage, this mug's handle is a 14-karat-gold plated version of a brass knuckle. Cups come in white, black, or red, and're designed by an architect and a streetwear guy named Eli Bonerz, who obviously developed his violent tendencies thanks to being made fun of so much for his name, Eli.

That coffee's gonna knock you out if you order from APlusRStore.com