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Best things to do this week in Los Angeles and Southern California: October 21 - 24
Watch the 1954 Alfred Hitchcock classic, 'Dial M for Murder,' in 3-D.
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Screenshot from 'Dial M for Murder' trailer
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The Dodgers are World Series-bound! But Game 1 against the Yankees isn’t till Friday, so here are some great events to keep you entertained in the meantime.
Get inspired by author Richard Powers and his take on the oceans that connect us at Live Talks, check out a new Alice Neel exhibit at the beautiful (and massive!) new David Zwirner gallery in Melrose Hill, or get your fill of thrills at the Hitchcock retrospective showing Dial M For Murder and more at the Nuart. There’s also a chance to help build a Rose Parade float (!!), experience some avant-garde performance art and try a haunted cocktail.
For more to explore, visit LAist.com where you can meet the local woman who’s tried 40 breakfast burritos — it’s not me, but it probably could be. Plus learn what’s being done to curb the local risk of dengue. And I just loved this article about what the L.A. Zoo is doing to honor pets who’ve crossed the Rainbow Bridge and how you can honor them this upcoming Dia de los Muertos.
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Tue, Oct 22'21 & Over'
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Catch One
4067 W Pico Blvd., Mid-City
See a variety of installations that may challenge your understanding of what performance can be.
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Catch One
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Tue, Oct 22Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra
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2220 Arts + Archives
2220 Beverly Blvd., Westlake
You can see the Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra and help support their musical director, Mekala Session.
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2220 Arts + Archives
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Sat, Nov 2'At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World'
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David Zwirner Gallery
606 N. Western Ave., Melrose Hill
A new exhibit curated by New Yorker critic Hilton Als on the painter Alice Neel and her long history of painting people from all walks of life.
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David Zwirner Gallery
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Mon, Oct 21The Moth's LA GrandSLAM: 'Fight or Flight'
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Aratani Theatre
244 South San Pedro St., Little Tokyo
Our friends at KCRW are hosting ten accomplished storytellers to compete for the Moth GrandSLAM.
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Aratani Theatre
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Tue, Oct 22'Observations': Photography by Veterans
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Huntington Beach Art Center
538 Main St., Huntington Beach
Huntington Beach Art Center is launching a new show celebrating women veteran photographers
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Huntington Beach Art Center
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Wed, Oct 23An Evening With Richard Powers
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Ann and Jerry Moss Theatre at New Roads School
3131 Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica
Powers’ new book, Playground, focuses on the oceans. He will be in conversation with fellow novelist Steph Cha.
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Ann and Jerry Moss Theatre at New Roads School
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Sat, Dec 28Help build a 2025 Rose Parade Float
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Burbank Water and Power - BWP Auxiliary Warehouse
123 W. Olive Ave., Burbank
The Burbank Tournament of Roses Association needs volunteers to help build and decorate their 2025 Rose Parade float.
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Burbank Water and Power - BWP Auxiliary Warehouse
Viewing Pick
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Fri, Oct 25Hitchcock Retrospective
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Landmark's Nuart Theatre
11272 Santa Monica Blvd., Sawtelle
Landmark’s Hitchcock Retrospective runs through Friday, screening Dial M For Murder (1954) on Tuesday and Stage Fright (1950) on Thursday.
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Landmark's Nuart Theatre
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Dine & Drink Deals
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Sat, Nov 2Dark Library: Edgar Allan Poe
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News Musicals Inc.
5628 Vineland Ave., North Hollywood
A 75-minute theatrical journey that combines haunting original music, dance, immersive design, and, of course, themed cocktails.
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News Musicals Inc.
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Thu, Oct 24SoulPhil at Openaire
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The LINE L.A.
3515 Wilshire Blvd., Koreatown
In celebration of Filipino American Heritage Month, SoulPhil, a Filipino-Soul Food fusion experience by Chef Tiana Gee (Food Network's Ciao House), will pop up alongside Chef Vinson at Openaire.
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The LINE L.A.
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Tue, Oct 22Old Lightning x Maker’s Mark
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Scopa Italian Roots
2905 W. Washington Blvd., Marina Del Rey
A tasting of three Maker's Mark selections, accompanied by small bite pairings from Scopa Italian Roots.
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Scopa Italian Roots
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