Monday 2.15 -Television

58th Annual GRAMMY Awards on CBS

Live from the Staples Center is the 58th annual GRAMMY awards. Hosted by LL Cool J, some of the expected highlights of the events include a David Bowie tribute by Lady Gaga, a Kendrick Lamar-Taylor Swift showdown, and a return to the big stage by queen Adele. We’re all crossing our fingers that Kanye will do something, too. It wouldn’t be an awards show without Mr. West interrupting someone, or pretending to interrupt someone or running for president. Tune in Monday from 5-8:30 p.m. PST on CBS. You can stream the event live at grammy.com/live or CBS.com.

Tuesday 2.16- Comedy

Big Terrific with Jenny Slate, Gabe Liedman and Max Silvestri

Looking for a laugh? From its humble beginnings in 2008 as a free weekly stand-up night in Brooklyn, Big Terrific has found a new West Coast home. Founders Jenny Slate “Bob’s Burgers,” “House of Lies,” Gabe Liedman writer, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Kroll Show,” and Max Silvestri “Recipe For Disaster” regularly cultivate a lineup of comedians. It is from the best of the best, to up-and-coming funny people. Past guests of Big Terrific include John Mulaney, Aziz Ansari, Hannibal Burress and Zach Galifianakis. Tickets are available for purchase at www.largo-la.com.

$30

Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8:30 p.m.

Largo at the Coronet

366 N. La Cienega Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90048

Wednesday 2.17- Museum

Disguise: Masks & Global African Art @ Fowler Museum

On Wednesday, be sure to visit “Disguise: Masks & Global African Art” exhibit at the Fowler Museum at UCLA. Contemporary works of 12 artists from Africa or of African decent will be showcased from now until March 13. The exhibition explores “the art of masking as a transformative process” through a multitude of artistic mediums, such as optical illusion, computer graphic design and virtual reality.

Free

12-5 p.m.

Fowler Museum at UCLA

308 Charles E Young Dr N.

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Thursday 2.18 -On Campus Event

Music night in the Games Room is back. Spring semester is in full swing at CSUN, and the University Student Union is putting on another great event this week. There will be great food and a live performance by “Andrew Young and Goodnight To That.” Best of all, it’s free.

Free

Games Room, USU

8-10 p.m.

Friday 2.19 – On Campus Event

If you don’t normally stick around campus on a Friday, you should consider changing your ways this week. February 19 kicks off a two-week exhibit hosted by CSUN’s Illustration Club, in the West Gallery of the Art & Design Center. The gallery is located on North University Drive, between Lindley and Etiwanda Streets. Support local artists and fellow Matadors. The event runs until March 3.

Feb. 19

Free

12-4 p.m.

West Gallery, Art & Design Center

Saturday 2.20- Music Festival

Los Angeles Air +Style festival @ Exposition Park

Presented by Shaun White, LA’s Air + Style event is the first can’t-miss festival of 2016. Held at Expo Park at the L.A. Coliseum, Air + Style is “a global event series that blends live music, action sports, art, and culture.” In its second year, prepare for a weekend of epic proportions…most notably a 16-story mega-snowboard ramp. Saturday’s must-see performer is Belgium’s funk dj, Netsky, but be sure to catch A$AP Ferg and the valley’s own, Haim.

All ages

Doors at 1 p.m.

1-day general admission: $75

2-day general admission: $135

700 Exposition Park Drive

Los Angeles, CA 90037

Sunday 2.21- Food/Art event

The Chocolate and Art Show: Los Angeles Edition

Nothing fills a void in your life like chocolate. Treat yo’ self to the sweeter things in life at L.A.’s Chocolate and Art Show this Sunday. View works by some of the best rising artists of L.A. and get your face painted, all while low-key stuffing your face with free chocolate. The event goes on all weekend. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.eventbrite.com.

21 and up

Price: $16.82

7 p.m. -2 a.m.

KGB Studios

1640 N Spring St.

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Monday 2.22- Concert

DIIV w/ La Sera @ The Echo

Is it Monday already? This show is going to be your saving grace. DIIV, a 4-piece shoegaze band from Brooklyn, is celebrating new beginnings. Their February 6 release, Is The Is Are, is thematically redemptive, considering the last few years for Zachary Cole Smith and his bandmates were plagued by drug addictions, jail time and homelessness. La Sera, fronted by former Vivian Girl “Kickball” Katy Goodman, is an impossibly pristine blend of punk, jangly-pop and alt-country. Imagine a cross-pollination of Morrissey and The Pretenders.

All ages

$16.50

8 p.m.

The Echo

1822 Sunset Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90026