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Muslim Events in Los Angeles

LA's Muslim community is as spread out as the city itself, from Koreatown to Culver City to the Valley. Nobody can track it across that many freeways, so Ummah does it for you: one feed for everything happening in Muslim LA. Masjid events, iftars and family programs from across the metro all land in that same feed.

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The LA scene

A Community Built Around Freeways And Sunshine

Muslim Los Angeles organizes itself by drive time. Mid-city and Koreatown host some of the area's most established Islamic centers, the Westside has its landmark masjid in Culver City, the San Fernando Valley runs its own family-heavy calendar, and the San Gabriel Valley and South Bay each hold growing communities. Many Angelenos also make the drive toward Orange County's famous Arab-American neighborhoods for food and festivals.

What makes LA different is the year-round outdoors and the creative industries. Iftars happen in parks and on beaches, Eid prayers fill stadium lots, and the city has a genuine scene of Muslim filmmakers, artists, and entertainers running their own events.

Koreatown & Mid-City

Home to some of LA's longest-established Islamic centers and weekly programming.

Culver City & the Westside

Anchored by one of the region's best-known masjids, with a steady lecture calendar.

San Fernando Valley

Family communities across the Valley with weekend schools and youth programs.

San Gabriel Valley

Growing eastside communities with their own masjids and event series.

South Bay

Coastal communities from Torrance south, smaller but active.

Toward Orange County

Many LA Muslims make the drive south for Little Arabia's food and the OC's large festivals.

What's Happening In LA

Expect the outdoors, the arts, and a calendar that runs all year.

Park and beach iftars

Ramadan in LA means open-air iftars, beach bonfire gatherings, and golden-hour du'a circles.

Eid in the open air

Large outdoor prayers and festivals across parks and venues, made for LA weather.

Creative and industry meetups

Muslim filmmakers, writers, and artists run screenings, showcases, and networking nights you will not find in other cities.

Lectures and halaqas

Weekly programs at the major centers plus visiting-speaker events across the metro.

Professional networking

Tech, healthcare, law, and entertainment circles each run their own mixers.

Halal food events

Food festivals and night markets celebrating one of the country's best halal scenes.

Islamic events in Los Angeles this week

Today's and this weekend's Muslim events across LA, and every listed masjid, live on ummahapp.io.

How it works

Everything in Los Angeles, in one feed.

Set your location to Los Angeles and the app shows what is happening near you this week. No app download required to RSVP, and nothing to install for organizers to list.

  • One feed instead of a dozen announcement channels
  • RSVP in a tap, with reminders before the event
  • Free to attend and free for organizations to list
  • Works on the web too, no account needed to browse
Ummah app showing Muslim events near Los Angeles
Every upcoming event with its date, place and cover, in one table.
For masajid, MSAs, and nonprofits

Run Events In LA? List Them Free

In a metro where your audience lives 45 minutes apart, discoverability decides attendance. List your events free on Ummah and reach Muslims across every part of LA, with RSVPs, ticketing, and check-in built in.

  • List unlimited events free, no platform fee on free events
  • RSVPs, ticketing, and QR check-in in one place
  • Announcements reach followers, not a muted group chat
  • Your community page works on web and in the app

Muslim Events In LA: Your Questions

Download the free Ummah app and set your location. Events from communities across the LA metro show up in one feed, from Koreatown lectures to Valley family days to Westside halaqas. In a city this spread out, one feed beats checking a dozen masjid websites.
Koreatown and Mid-City host long-established centers, Culver City anchors the Westside, and the San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, and South Bay each have their own communities. Many people also drive toward Orange County for its famous Arab-American neighborhoods and festivals.
Yes, and it is one of the things that makes Muslim LA unique: film screenings, comedy nights, art showcases, and industry mixers run by Muslim creatives. They tend to spread by word of mouth, which is exactly what Ummah fixes.
Nightly taraweeh at centers across the metro, park and beach iftars, late-night suhoor runs, and qiyam programs. The weather means much of it happens outdoors, which makes LA Ramadan its own experience.
Create a free community page, post your events, and Muslims browsing LA will find them. RSVP tracking, ticketing, and QR check-in are built in, and free events carry no platform fee.
The live listings for Los Angeles are on ummahapp.io, which brings events from masajid, MSAs and community groups across LA into one list, from Friday halaqas to weekend family programs. In the Ummah app, set your location to Los Angeles and the same events show up near you, with RSVP in a tap.
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