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Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles And SoCal: Nov. 10 - 12
Weird Al Yankovic poses during the 'Weird: The Al Yankovic Story' screening at The London Hotel earlier this year. He participates in this weekend's Vulture Fest.
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Play indie video games under the stars. View new work by artist Betye Saar. Attend the LA3C Music and Food Festival. Explore Inglewood's art scene at the latest Open Studios event.
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Fri, Nov 10Read The Room: Tarot Readings and Stand-Up Comedy
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The Crow
2525 Michigan Ave., Santa Monica
A professional tarot reader and a comedian team up each month to read and interpret tarot cards of audience members in Read the Room.
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The Crow
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Sun, Nov 12LA3C Music & Food Festival
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The Theatre at Ace Hotel
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Palace Theatre
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The Orpheum Theatre
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The Los Angeles Theatre
615 S. Broadway, downtown L.A.
LA3C takes over Downtown L.A.'s historic core this weekend.
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The Theatre at Ace Hotel
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Sat, Nov 11Country Campout Weekend
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Prado Regional Park
16700 Euclid Ave., Chino
Camping may be sold out for the weekend, but there's a one-day country music festival on Saturday that features headliner Chris Janson.
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Prado Regional Park
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Sat, Nov 11Selected Shorts on Tour
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The Getty Center
1200 Getty Center Dr., Brentwood
Hear classical and contemporary short stories read aloud by a dynamic lineup of performers.
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The Getty Center
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Sun, Nov 12Berman Ceramic Arts Annual Holiday Sale
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Berman Ceramic Arts
5622 Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood
View and shop works from 51 local ceramists.
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Berman Ceramic Arts
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Sun, Nov 12Inglewood Open Studios and Art Walk
Inglewood Open Studios (IOS) is back with the 14th Annual Fall Art Walk.
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Sat, Nov 11Beyond the Streets and Roger Gastman's Archive Sale
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Beyond the Streets
434 N. La Brea, Hancock Park
Check out this one-day only archive sale that includes rare apparel, prints, zines, collectibles and original pieces from street and graffiti artists.
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Beyond the Streets
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Sun, Nov 12Vulture Festival
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NYA Studios
1541 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood
Vulture Festival is returns for its 10th year with a weekend of pop culture events.
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NYA Studios
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Sun, Aug 11Vincent Valdez and Ry Cooder: El Chavez Ravine
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LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art)
5905 Wilshire Blvd., Mid-Wilshire
LACMA debuts Vincent Valdez’s oil painting El Chavez Ravine (2005–7), which was recently added to the museum’s permanent collection through a gift from musician Ry Cooder.
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LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art)
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Sun, Nov 12Alzheimer’s Los Angeles: Making Memories Festival
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Los Angeles State Historic Park
1245 N. Spring St., Downtown L.A.
The festival returns for its third year, bringing people together for a day of music and community to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s Los Angeles during Alzheimer’s Awareness month.
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Los Angeles State Historic Park
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Sun, Nov 12A Diaspora Dance Party
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Wilmington Waterfront Park at the Port of Los Angeles
W C St., Wilmington
Join in a dance party at the Port of L.A.
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Wilmington Waterfront Park at the Port of Los Angeles
Outdoor Pick
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Sat, Nov 11Night Games
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The Music Center
135 N. Grand Ave., downtown L.A.
The Music Center teams up with IndieCade — the annual celebration of independent games and developers — to bring 13 innovative games to the Jerry Moss Plaza.
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The Music Center
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Dine and Drink Deals
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Sat, Nov 11California Wine Festival
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Paséa Hotel & Spa
21080 California 1, Huntington Beach
Sip tastes from winemaking regions across California, paired with food selections from many of Orange County’s popular restaurants.
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Paséa Hotel & Spa
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Sun, Nov 12Diwali Dinner
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Baar Baar
705 W. 9th St., downtown L.A.
Celebrate Diwali with a five-course meal at Baar Baar.
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Baar Baar
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Sun, Nov 26Love & Salt's 9-Year Anniversary Celebration
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Love & Salt
317 Manhattan Beach Blvd., Manhattan Beach
Love & Salt in Manhattan Beach marks its 9th anniversary with a series of special Sunday supper menus crafted by chef Jeffrey Hayden.
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Love & Salt
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Sun, Dec 31Blind Barber Culver City Reopening
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Blind Barber - Culver City
10797 Washington Blvd., Culver City
Blind Barber Culver City — the barbershop with a secret lounge in the back — has its grand reopening on Friday night.
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Blind Barber - Culver City
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