Our favorite LA photos from 2015

The Hollyhock House reopened in February with 24 hours of free tours through Frank Lloyd Wright's first California design.

We decided to get into the Valentine's Day mood at Burlesque Brunch.

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Dog whisperer Cesar Millan celebrated the newest season of his TV show with a whole crew of Instagram-famous dogs.

OC record label Burgerama's fourth annual live music fest was by far their best yet.

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Photograph: Kate Wertheimer

From food to fashion, there was a lot to take in at this year's Coachella aside from just the music.

This year was our first at Stagecoach, but it most certainly won't be our last; we're modern country music festival converts.

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CicLAvia took its first trip to the SGV in May with a car-free afternoon in Pasadena.

Over three colorful days in June, hundreds of thousands of revelers flocked to West Hollywood Park for LA Pride 2015.

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Photograph: Mariah Carrillo

We took a road trip to Las Vegas once again for the world famous electronic dance music festival, Electric Daisy Carnival.

For the third year, the World Naked Bike Ride (NSFW) hit LA with its bare-as-you-dare dress code to fight "indecent exposure to cars."

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Comic-Con: It's the only time when Whovians, Trekkies and a whole lot of Harley Quinns can wander the streets of San Diego without seeming out of place.

Fans packed the Pomona Fairplex in August to see Jack Ü, The Weeknd and more at the sold-out HARD Summer Music Festival.

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Like Comic-Con for Disney obsessives, D23 Expo took over the Anaheim Convention Center in August with a look behind the company's magic-making process.

The Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival returned for another multi-day affair in August with some of the best restaurants in LA offering gourmet bites, wine and cocktails to swanky Angelenos.

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FYF upped its game this year with memorable sets from Run the Jewels, Kanye West, Morrissey and more.

The Broad's opening was a monumental moment in recent LA history—and one that launched thousands of Infinity Mirrored Room selfies.

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FSC After Dark: Capes & Panties assembled an all-star essemble of adult entertainment actors to don their alluring superhero costumes and lingerie in the name of free speech.

Clifton's Cafeteria reopened in October, and though it would face more delays and a lukewarm reception, we found plenty to like at the Downtown institution.

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Rave on Wheels' monthly party encouraged skate fans to get in touch with their reggae side in September.

Sometimes you just need to surrender to the hype, and Rain Room, which opened in November at LACMA, is absolutely worth a visit.

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From the hilariously funny to the brilliantly executed, we saw some great costumes at Halloweenie, the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval, the Ace Hotel Halloween Black & White Ball and other parties.

Angelenos, your Halloween costume skills impressed us so much that we had to make a video to celebrate.

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For this year's LA Day of the Dead festival, Hollywood Forever turned toward the shamanistic traditions of the native Huichol tribe.

Photograph: Gil Riego

Stan Lee's Comikaze Expo is quickly becoming LA's go-to comic convention for seeing big stars and amazing cosplayers.

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Red Bull Sound Select was back for a second year of 30 Days in LA, a concert-a-day series in November with peformances by TV on the Radio, Sylvan Esso, Flume and many more.

The Petersen Automotive Museum reemerged in December from a yearlong, $90-million renovation with slick, striking spaces for vintage vehicles.

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Photograph: Anthony Diep

Whoever said too much cheese is a bad thing doesn't know our readers—more than 1,000 mac and cheese fans descended on LA River Studios for our first Mac & Cheese Smackdown.