Maná is bringing two nights of Latin rock to Inglewood, and the best plan starts before the first chord.
Intuit Dome officially lists Maná for Friday, September 18 and Saturday, September 19, 2026, with an 8:30 p.m. show time. The venue’s event page lists the arena at 3930 W. Century Boulevard; for the Friday performance it shows doors at 7:30 p.m.
That gives you enough reason to arrive in the city early.
For dinner, start with the Be Inglewood Intuit Dome food guide. Two Hommés works for a full sit-down dinner, combining West African influences with a Southern California point of view. Dulan’s and The Serving Spoon provide two different generations of Inglewood soul food. Brolly Hut and StormBurger make sense when you need something faster.
Mexican food gives you another route. Coni’Seafood offers Nayarit-style seafood and tacos; Perro Exquisite Taco specializes in an enormous Sonora-style steak taco. See our taco guide if that is where the night is headed.
MANÁ IN INGLEWOOD.
The concert is one night. The city goes home with you.
Transportation deserves the same advance planning. Intuit Dome’s official guidance tells visitors that the Clippers + Intuit Dome app handles digital access and venue purchases. The arena also promotes a free shuttle and asks drivers purchasing parking to set up a vehicle profile. Do that before you are standing outside with thousands of other fans.
If this is your first trip to the building, keep the full Intuit Dome visitor guide open. It covers the arena in the larger context of the city, including the Forum just north and the food and history around the entertainment district.
And if you have even more time, make one Inglewood stop that has nothing to do with the concert. Randy’s giant doughnut on Manchester is the obvious quick photograph. Market Street gives you a downtown view. The city’s deeper history begins at Centinela Adobe, built in 1834.
That combination is what Be Inglewood wants visitors to remember. You did not simply see Maná in “Los Angeles.” You came to an arena in Inglewood, ate in Inglewood and moved through a city whose story extends much farther than one ticket.
For more ideas before the show, use the Be Inglewood visitor guide.
Sources: official venue calendars, the City of Inglewood, the Los Angeles Times and LA28 materials as of September 13, 2026. Dates change; confirm with the venue before you go.
