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Best Things To Do This Week In Los Angeles And SoCal: Dec. 11 - 14

Composer Handel holds a beer and wears pink sunglasses in the foreground. The graphic is laid over a  photograph of Benny Boy Brewing during a show.
Sing along to Handel's 'Messiah' with opera singers and brewery patrons this week.
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Courtesy of the Pacific Opera Project via Facebook
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Watch the annual Newport Beach Boat Parade. Take part in POP's MessCider Sing-Along at a local brewery. Stop by The Broad for an installment of Smog Check Thursdays.

Events

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  • Wed, Dec 13

    Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas

    • Skirball Cultural Center
      2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Brentwood

    Watch a screening of the 2017 documentary, Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas, about the Jewish songwriters who crafted our favorite Christmas carols.

Dine and Drink Deals

  • Sun, Dec 31

    Pozole Take-Home Special

    • Descanso Restaurant
      1555 Adams Ave. Ste. 103 , Costa Mesa

    Descanso Restaurant now offers a family-style Pozole Take-Home Special, available Thursday through Sunday during December.

  • Thu, Dec 14

    Cata a Ciegas

    Madre Oaxacan Restaurant & Mezcaleria's Torrance location holds its annual blind taste test of mezcal, curated by owner Ivan Vasquez.

  • Sat, Nov 30

    Lunch Crunch at Topanga Social

    • Topanga Social
      6600 CA-27 #9038, Canoga Park

    Order lunch combos from participating eateries for only $15. 

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