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Experience an unforgettable night of hip-hop culture, creativity, and community at Levitt LA! This high-energy evening brings together four powerful forces in the world of hip-hop—each representing a unique element of the culture: emceeing, DJing, dance, and storytelling.

Medusa the Gangsta Goddess
A true pioneer and icon in West Coast underground hip-hop, Medusa is known for her commanding stage presence, razor-sharp lyrics, and unwavering authenticity. With roots in Leimert Park’s spoken word and freestyle scenes, she’s been breaking barriers for women in hip-hop for decades and continues to inspire new generations with her conscious rhymes and powerful performances.

Beat Junkie Institute of Sound
Founded by the legendary Beat Junkies crew, this groundbreaking DJ academy and collective is redefining turntablism and DJ culture. Their live performances blend classic vinyl skills with cutting-edge production, showcasing the precision, artistry, and soul that have made them one of the most respected DJ crews in the world. Expect a set that celebrates hip-hop’s golden era while pushing sonic boundaries.

No Easy Props
A global movement rooted in the original spirit of b-boy and b-girl culture, No Easy Props promotes peace, unity, and community through dynamic street dance. With explosive performances, authentic style, and cultural storytelling, they bring the raw energy of breaking to the Levitt stage—paying homage to hip-hop’s roots while spotlighting its bright future.

Zócalo
Known for their thought-provoking public programming, Zócalo brings a unique layer of context to this celebration of hip-hop. Through storytelling, dialogue, and cultural insight, they amplify the voices and movements shaping LA’s creative communities—bridging generations through shared history and vision.

Come for the beats, stay for the culture! This free, all-ages night at MacArthur Park is a celebration of hip-hop’s past, present, and future.