Luminex: The Infinite Between at Windward Plaza

Venice Beach has always been a place where odd ideas get an audience, and this one aims at something big: the link between the ocean and the universe. Luminex Presents: The Infinite Between is an evening of art at Windward Plaza, the square at the foot of Windward Avenue, a few steps from the sand. If you keep a running list of things to do in Los Angeles that feel a little out of the ordinary, put this on it.

When: Sunday, November 8, 2026, 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM Where: Windward Plaza, 1 Windward Avenue, Venice Presented by: Luminex, with the NXT Art Foundation and Earth Calling Production

What to expect

The organizer describes the night as art that explores the mysterious relationship between the ocean and the universe. The artwork for the event shows swirling clouds of blue and red light against a dark field, and Luminex frames its work as art, technology and nature meeting in one place. The poster also credits the NXT Art Foundation and Earth Calling Production, and lists a long line of supporters, including the Venice Electric Light Parade, which has run LED-lit bike rides through the neighborhood.

The listing does not publish a program, an artist lineup or a list of installations, so we are not going to guess at what you will see. Treat it as an open-ended evening of light and imagery, and check the Eventbrite page for updates before you go.

Why it fits Venice

Windward Plaza is one of the neighborhood's best-known gathering spots, with the boardwalk and the Pacific just beyond it. An event about oceans and the cosmos could hardly ask for a better backdrop, and the early evening start means the sky will be changing while you are there. It also lines up with the sunset hour in early November, which is a nice detail for anyone planning photos.

Practical info

The event runs from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM, so it works as an early evening outing rather than a late night. Eventbrite handles registration; the price was not stated on the details we could verify, so open the ticket page to see what, if anything, you need to pay. Parking around the boardwalk fills up quickly on a Sunday, so plan to arrive early, take a rideshare or bike in.

For more ideas, browse our arts and culture listings and the Venice neighborhood page, or scan upcoming events Los Angeles has lined up for the rest of November. A single evening of art by the water is an easy way to spend a Sunday.