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Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles and SoCal: Feb. 2 - 4
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Hear fan-favorite songs from Back to the Future, Batman and more at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Support small SoCal businesses at Studio City Pop Up's outdoor market. Take the kids to see Paw Patrol live. Early birds of all fitness levels can join a group hike in Griffith Park featuring special guests, and a bar in West Hollywood puts a new spin on Sunday school.
If you have event and experience tips to share, email us at bestthingstodo@laist.com.
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Sat, Feb 3Velma Rosai: ‘This is not a human being, and she’s not a spirit’
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UNREPD
642 N Western Ave., East Hollywood
UNREPD is hosting ‘This is not a human being, and she’s not a spirit,’ a solo exhibition by visual artist Velma Rosai.
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UNREPD
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Fri, Feb 2'Music With a Mission'
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The Midnight Mission
601 South San Pedro St., Downtown L.A.
The Midnight Mission hosts Music With a Mission to entertain and inspire those living in Skid Row.
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The Midnight Mission
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Sat, Feb 3Morning Mindset with Tai: Hike + Experience
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Greek Theatre
2700 N Vermont Ave., Griffith Park
Join TV host, producer, and co-founder of BROWN GIRL Jane, Tai Beauchamp, and a lineup of co-hosts for a hiking experience that will elevate your mind, spirit, and heart rate.
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Greek Theatre
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Thu, Feb 29Studio City Pop Up Outdoor Market
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Studio City Pop Up
4354 Tujunga Ave., Studio City
All month long, you'll find a wide variety of unique vendors offering everything from handmade crafts to clothing.
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Studio City Pop Up
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‘Private Lives’
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Westchester Playhouse
8301 Hindry Ave., Westchester
The Westchester Playhouse presents Private Lives.
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Westchester Playhouse
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Sat, Feb 3A Century Of Film: John Williams Spotlight
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Walt Disney Concert Hall
111 S. Grand Ave., Downtown L.A.
John Williams curates a collection of songs from some of Hollywood’s greatest films.
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Walt Disney Concert Hall
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'Paw Patrol' Live: 'Heroes Unite'
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Bank of America Performing Arts Center
2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Check out this live show for Paw Patrol.
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Bank of America Performing Arts Center
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Fri, Feb 2'Invasive Species': Drawings & Paintings By Matthew Cramer
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Betsy Lueke Creative Arts Center Gallery
1100 West Clark Ave., Burbank
Visit the opening reception for Matthew Cramer’s new exhibit, Invasive Species.
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Betsy Lueke Creative Arts Center Gallery
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Outdoor Pick
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Sat, Feb 3Annual Eat Move Meditate Wellness Event
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USC Village Piazza
3301 S. Hoover St., University of Southern California
Join others for the annual Eat Move Meditate event at USC.
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USC Village Piazza
Viewing Pick
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Fri, Feb 2'Boyd Street' Screening
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Skid Row History Museum & Archive
250 S. Broadway, Los Angeles
Enjoy FREE movie nights at the Skid Row History Museum & Archive with popcorn, coffee and conversation!
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Skid Row History Museum & Archive
Dine & Drinks Deals
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Sat, Feb 3Smorgasburg Dumpling Day
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Santa Anita Park
285 W. Huntington Dr., Arcadia
Get ready for an extraordinary culinary and entertainment experience as Santa Anita Park partners with Smorgasburg to present "Dumpling Day."
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Santa Anita Park
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Sun, Feb 25Plant-Based Pop Up
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Hollywood Farmers Market
1600 Ivar Ave., Hollywood
Visit this plant-based pop-up at Hollywood Farmers Market.
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Hollywood Farmers Market
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Sun, Feb 4Sunday School at Holy Water
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Holy Water
8275 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood
Holy Water, a new cocktail bar in West Hollywood, is launching new Sunday hours (1pm-9pm) and a special Sunday menu called “Sunday School.”
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Holy Water
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Sat, Feb 3Sip Then Shop @ Stereo Brewing
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Stereo Brewing
950 South Vía Rodeo, Placentia
Visit Stereo Brewing for craft beers and slushies followed by some shopping.
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Stereo Brewing
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