The Pie's the Limit at an ‘Everything Pizza' Party

... A Tutta Pizza! spins the crusts at an all-out, demo-packed celebration.

What to Know

  • Sunday, May 13
  • Hollywood Palladium
  • $40 general admission

The main thing about pizza, and don't quibble with us quite yet, because there are probably 38 other contenders for pizza's "main thing," is this: If you don't love the pie your friend just had delivered, but you want a slice, you can probably futz with the toppings and create a slice you'd like to eat.

This might mean "borrowing" (hi, taking) olives or onions from other slices, but that's one of pizza's magical qualities: It can be transformed by the ol' topping switcheroo.

There are, of course, so many more positive parts to a pizza, one of the planet's best foods, and they'll be explored, in so many ways, at ...A Tutta Pizza!, an afternoon-long "Everything Pizza" celebration at the Hollywood Palladium.

And lookie here: It's on Sunday, May 13, which is, as you know, Mother's Day, meaning it might be a tasty outing for you and your mommy, if your mommy is a devoted pizza chef and/or enthusiast.

Presented by the Los Angeles Times Food Bowl and Di Stefano Cheese, ...A Tutta Pizza! will include "over 20 food vendors (ciao, "pizzerias, restaurants, and food trucks") and a whole host of cooking demonstrations, info-packed panels, and places to learn about the all-important creation of dough, sauce, toppings, and the entire pizza-enjoying experience.

So many big-name pizza-ists'll be in the house, like Enzo Coccio and Nancy Silverton, that you may not know where to turn your pies, we mean eyes, first. 

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And several organizations and outfits, like LA, Grow! and the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce West, will be there, adding to the education and joy behind the delicious day. 

It's an all-ages event, meaning that if the whole fam is into fontina, marinara, and chopped garlic, which is probably the best trio for a doughy canvas, then you can all attend. (We know, saying what "the best" is for any pizza is bound to raise a sauce-splattered storm.)

Tickets begin at $40, but there's a VIP admission, and even a VIP + workshop admission, so explore prices, times, and what's involved in the ticket you're thinking about purchasing. 

All of the num-num-a-tude begins at noon.

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