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LA's 'Unusual Tuesday': A Haven for Misfit Artists
25 May
Summary
- Sun Space offers a performance platform for eclectic artists.
- Unusual Tuesday blends diverse acts from music to lectures.
- The venue thrives on creativity, expression, and freedom.

In Shadow Hills, Los Angeles, Sun Space has emerged as a vibrant performance art venue since its founding in 2017. Noel Rhodes established the space as an outlet for artists who stray from the conventional club and bar scene, offering a platform for experimental music, jazz, comedy, and lectures. "Unusual Tuesday" is the venue's signature event, known for its eclectic programming and diverse audience.
The atmosphere at Sun Space is intentionally unconventional, featuring unique stage decorations and a welcoming environment for performers of all backgrounds. Artists like Bailey Zabaglio have used the venue to experiment with different genres, while others, like Jamie Zabaglio, find it a healing space for creative expression. Eddie Loyola, a regular attendee, praises the venue's ethos of "come show us what you got," contrasting it with more exclusive establishments.
Despite sparse social media presence, Sun Space relies on word-of-mouth, drawing a dedicated crowd seeking an escape from the mundane. The venue's resilience was evident during the COVID-19 pandemic, when "Unusual Tuesday" moved online via Twitch. Now back in person, the event continues to foster a sense of community, described by attendees as akin to a church service, where disparate individuals unite in a shared experience of artistic freedom and expression.