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Grave at the Torch

A flyer for 'Grave At the Torch' shows an edited image of the LA Memorial Coliseum with a lightning strike above it.
Insomniac and Emo Night team up to present a night of music.
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Courtesy of Insomniac and Emo Night
)
Friday, December 15, 2023
5:00 PM - 11:00 PM
  • The Torch at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, 3911 S. Figueroa St, Downtown L.A.
Tickets start at $60

This is the first official event since Insomniac’s and Emo Nite’s recently announced creative partnership, which melds EDM with emo, pop-punk and rock for a night of dancing. We The Kings and State Champs play live, joined by Emo Nite and electronic dance music producers Said The Sky and Nurko. Ages 18+.
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  • Journey to Portugal with acclaimed Portuguese Fado singer Mariza, Nov. 6 at The Soraya!
    Thu, Nov 6

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  • Gentleman composer with beard in black suit with red pocket square and red, orange, blue, and white background colors.
    Sat, Nov 8

    Symphonie Fantastique

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  • A photograph of hillside houses overlooking the Los Angeles skyline and mountains at sunset. The text reads Wildfire Prevention Symposium. Los Angeles Baha'i Center. Los Angeles, CA. Nov. 9 at 5 PM.
    Sun, Nov 9

    Wildfire Prevention Symposium at the Los Angeles Baha’i Center

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    Thu, Nov 13

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  • A photograph of nine girls of different ethnicities holding hands on the grass in front of a brick building and a large tree and jumping in the air. They are wearing khaki-colored pleated skirts and pants, and a variety of tops including forest green Westridge sweatshirts.
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    Westridge Open House | Girls’ School for Grades 4-12

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    Sat, Nov 15

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    Ballet BC: BOLERO X

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