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Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles and SoCal: Jan. 19 - 21

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A promotional flyer for the play 'Mystic Pizza' musical based on the 1988 rom-com starring Julia Roberts.
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From music and food festivals to helping to preserve L.A.'s natural vegetation on a volunteer hike, there's plenty to see and do in Southern California this weekend.

If you love guitar, check out the three-day Django à Gogo music festival. Need a little extra movement in your life? The Bloc has a free yoga class you can join. If sweet treats are more your thing, then Sweet Valentine Bakery's grand opening in Carson is worth a drive.

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

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