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Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles And Southern California: Apr. 12 - 14

Taylor Swift performs during her Eras Tour at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., on Aug. 7. Data shows Americans continue to spend big on things like high-profile concerts.
Taylor Swift performs during her Eras Tour at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., on Aug. 7.
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Who needs Coachella when there’s lots to do right here at home?

There’s plenty to fill up your weekend and your soul, from favorite TV stars on stage at PaleyFest to an inspiring design day for students, to a deep dive on the Commodore 64. There’s also a special night of WORDTheatre with author George Saunders and a late-night Taylor Swift dance party.

And after all that you’ll probably be hungry, so learn to forage with Eat the Weeds… or join the Found Oyster crew at Open Market in Koreatown and let the chefs do that part for you.

Visit LAist.com for more things to explore, including how to plan your parking at the Hollywood Bowl this summer, a new music center in South Central, and an Aztec-inspired cocktail in Los Feliz.

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  • Sun, Apr 14

    Eat the Weeds Walk

    • Elysian Park Arboretum
      1025 Elysian Park Dr., Elysian Park

    Too afraid to eat the plants you find on your own (also like me)? You won’t want to miss this foraging two-mile walk!

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