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Best Things To Do This Week In Los Angeles And SoCal: Sept. 25 - 28
Boney Island opens at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles this week.
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Celebrate Queen Bey's birthday with movies and a silent disco party. Listen to Hilton Als discuss the importance of the arts. Watch an improvised Shakespeare play. Watch the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari with a live score.
Events
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Weirdo Night with Dynasty Handbag on a Weird Night!!!
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Zebulon
2478 Fletcher Dr., Atwater Village
The Weirdo Night variety show with Dynasty Handbag returns.
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Zebulon
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The Improvised Shakespeare Company (Late Show)
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Largo at the Coronet
366 N. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Grove
Watch the company create a fully improvised Shakespearean masterpiece live.
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Largo at the Coronet
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Music Behind Barbie: A Night Celebrating Barbie The Album
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GRAMMY Museum at L.A. Live
800 W. Olympic Blvd., Downtown L.A.
Listen to the story of Barbie's music.
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GRAMMY Museum at L.A. Live
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First Gen: A Memoir
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Mark Taper Forum
135 N. Grand Ave., Downtown L.A.
Former Obama White House aide and Harvard grad Alejandra Campoverdi discusses her new memoir.
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Mark Taper Forum
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A Queen Bey Rooftop Party: Movie & Silent Disco
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Rooftop Cinema Club - El Segundo
1310 E Franklin Ave., El Segundo
Rooftop Cinema Club celebrates Beyoncé's birthday month.
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Rooftop Cinema Club - El Segundo
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Why It Matters: Hilton Als in Conversation
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The Huntington Library, Art Museum & Botanical Gardens
1151 Oxford Rd., San Marino
Writer Hilton Als is the featured guest for The Huntington's Why It Matters series on Sept. 28.
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The Huntington Library, Art Museum & Botanical Gardens
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Thu, Oct 5Glendale International Film Festival
The Glendale International Film Festival returns from Sept. 28 - Oct. 5.
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Sun, Nov 12Delusion: Nocturnes & Nightmares
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Phillips Mansion
2640 Pomona Blvd., Pomona
Delusion: Nocturnes & Nightmares returns to the historic Phillips Mansion in Pomona.
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Phillips Mansion
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Tue, Oct 31Boney Island
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Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
900 W. Exposition Blvd., Exposition Park
It's spooky season at the Natural History Museum as Boney Island returns.
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Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
Viewing pick
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Tue, Oct 10Beyond Fest 2023
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Aero Theatre
1328 Montana Ave., Santa Monica -
Los Feliz Theatre
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Regency Village Theatre
961 Broxton Ave., Westwood
Beyond Fest 2023 runs from Sept. 26 - Oct. 10.
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Aero Theatre
Dine and drink deals
Here are a few dine and drink options to indulge in this week.
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Sun, Nov 5Blue Bottle Studio Residency
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Blue Bottle Studio
8901 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood
Los Angeles Blue Bottle Studio residency runs from Sept. 27 - Nov. 5.
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Blue Bottle Studio
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Cookbook Dinner Series: Turkey & the Wolf and Cure
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Caldo Verde
1100 S. Broadway, Downtown L.A.
Attend this dinner at Caldo Verde for a taste of the Big Easy in DTLA.
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Caldo Verde
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Together We Ryes at Normandie Club: Highballs & Ceviche
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The Normandie Club
3612 W. 6th St., Koreatown
Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey presents Together We Ryes: Highballs and Skewers.
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The Normandie Club
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