Jack Johnson stops by UCLA this Sunday (8/31) evening for a show, and one that he has worked hard to make eco-friendly.  So get there ahead of time to get your “Green Passport” stamped and check out the different tents set up that will keep you informed on how to live in a more environmentally friendly way!  Jack Johnson will be matching every dollar contributed to non-profit organizations, like Health the Bay.  If you visit three different stands and get your “Passport” stamped you are automatically entered to win the chance to watch the show from the stage… eeeeek!  Plus, learn more about Jack’s All At Once project, a new social action network where you can discuss issues and events, explore non-profit groups, and take action to make positive change in your local and world community.   And click here to learn how you can be a “green fan.”  For more info, visit jackjohnsonmusic.com.  Tickets sold at Ticketmaster.com (act fast, they’re nearly sold out).

The F Yeah Fest, which is in its fifth year, is going strong once again this Friday (8/29) thru Sunday (8/31).  With a plethora of performances by bands and comedians like Jeff Garlin (Curb Your Enthusiasm), there is so much to do and see at our own little local music festival I could just cry.  Most of the festival is held at the Echoplex and on Sunday there is a five hour scavenger hunt that will take you all over Los Angeles and the winning team gets $500.  So come support this local festival and help it grow.   For more info, visit fyeahfest.net.

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Danny Masterson, the That 70′s Show guy and mind behind Jazz Nights at Guy’s, has brought back this unique evening of jazz and drinks.  Teddy’s at The Roosevelt is now the home of this Jazz night, which will make you feel like you are taking a step into a 1920s speakeasy, well at least that’s what it’s supposed to feel like.  Men aren’t allowed in without a tie and jacket and ladies must be in dresses–this strict dress code is enforced so no showing up in those hoochie jeans and a tank top, ya hurd!  The Roosevelt is located at 7000 Hollywood Blvd. West Hollywood, 90028.  Music starts at 11 p.m. every Thursday night.

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Vintage designer genius, Shareen Mitchell, has opened up a new store in Venice adding to her already bustling downtown warehouse.  If you have not visited her Downtown store, you must make it a priority to go.  Her pieces are all one of a kind and truly inspiring, not to mention well-priced!  The new shop in Venice is homey and delightful, and just like the downtown store – NO BOYS ALLOWED.  XOXO.  New location at 1641 Abbot Kinney Blvd. Venice, 90291.  Hours:  Wed., Sat., Sun 12 p.m. – 7 p.m. Thurs. 7 p.m. – 10 p.m.  Web:  ShareenVintage.com.