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Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles and SoCal: Feb. 9 - 11

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Clearer skies are returning to SoCal. If you want to get out and about after hunkering down this week, we've got weekend events for you.

See Slum Village, J. Rocc, and more performers honor the hip-hop legend J Dilla during Dilla Day in Downtown Los Angeles. If you're seeking a Super Bowl party, then you might want to check out the scene at Candela La Brea: DJs, drinks, and a taco bar await. Plus, Jurassic Quest comes to Pomona, a pretty perfect combo of hands-on fun and learning about dinosaurs for kids.

Do you have event and experience tips to share? Email us at bestthingstodo@laist.com.

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  • Sat, Feb 10

    IKEA Food Sampling

    • IKEA (Covina)
      848 S Barranca St., Covina

    Visit the IKEA Covina for a food sampling of its products.

  • Fri, Feb 9

    Shor (Grand Opening)

    • Shor
      12155 E Carson St., Hawaiian Gardens

    Enjoy a night of Pakistani cuisine at the new bazaar-inspired restaurant, Shor.

  • Sun, Feb 11

    Fuil Wines Pop-Up Tasting Room

    • Buvette
      15005 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks

    Award-winning Fuil Wines is hosting a monthly wine tasting room, where they will feature a rotating tasting menu of the winery’s current releases — poured by the owner and winemaker, Matt Espiro Jaeger.

  • Sun, Feb 11

    Fresh, Handmade Pasta Class

    • Penny Oven
      2131 Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock

    Get a taste of what a night in Italy is like and learn the secret of creating fresh pasta from scratch.

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