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Best Things To Do This Weekend In Los Angeles And SoCal: Oct. 27 - 29
Celebrate Día y Noche de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever.
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Celebrate Día y Noche de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever. Run, walk or bike the 110 freeway. Attend Haunted Little Tokyo's Block Party.
Events
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Fri, Oct 27Fleetmac Wood: Silver Storms Ball
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Don Quixote
2811 E. Olympic Blvd., Boyle Heights
Twirl your hearts out on the dance floor.
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Don Quixote
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Sat, Oct 28
Día y Noche de los Muertos
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Hollywood Forever
6000 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
Get ready for a day and night of art, music and cultural celebration.
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Hollywood Forever
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Fri, Oct 27
San Gabriel’s annual Fall Fun Festival
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San Gabriel Mission Playhouse
320 South Mission Dr., San Gabriel
The annual fall festival returns to the San Gabriel Mission district just in time for Halloween.
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San Gabriel Mission Playhouse
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Sat, Oct 28'The Bride of Frankenstein' with Live Orchestra
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The Theatre at Ace Hotel
929 S Broadway, downtown L.A.
Watch the gothic horror classic with a live orchestra at the historic theater.
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The Theatre at Ace Hotel
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Sat, Oct 28
Hollywood Horror Story
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Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
7000 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood
Step into a spine-tingling night of horror fun.
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Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
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Sun, Oct 29
LightBox Expo
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Pasadena Convention Center
300 E. Green St., Pasadena
The Expo is a three-day celebration of the visual arts.
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Pasadena Convention Center
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Sat, Oct 28
Haunted Little Tokyo
There's a scavenger hunt for families during the day, and a 21+ block party at night.
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Sun, Oct 29
The Feminist Fight Forward: Lessons from 50 Years of Ms. Magazine
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Skirball Cultural Center
2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Brentwood
The daylong event focuses on the evolution and future of women’s rights.
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Skirball Cultural Center
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Sun, Jun 2
The House Was Too Small: Yoruba Sacred Arts from Africa and Beyond
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The Fowler Museum at UCLA
308 Charles E. Young Dr. North, Westwood
The exhibition brings together more than 100 sacred artworks to the museum.
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The Fowler Museum at UCLA
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Outdoor Pick
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Sun, Oct 29
626 Golden Streets: Arroyo Fest
Run, walk, skate or bike the 110 freeway and Mission St.
Viewing Pick
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Sun, Oct 29
Disney Tim Burton’s 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' In Concert
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Hollywood Bowl
2301 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood
Watch the film live in concert with an all-star cast.
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Hollywood Bowl
Dine and Drink Deals
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Fri, Dec 15
Chef’s Tasting Table at Sugar Palm
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Viceroy Santa Monica
1819 Ocean Ave., Santa Moinica
The new monthly Chef’s Tasting Table features six courses along with a few extra surprise dishes along the way.
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Viceroy Santa Monica
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Sat, Oct 28
Smorgasburg Pizza Party
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Santa Anita Park
285 W. Huntington Dr., Arcadia
Attend a pizza party curated by Smorgasburg at Santa Anita Park.
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Santa Anita Park
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Fri, Oct 27
Floral Arrangement Workshop
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Good Clean Fun
868 S. Olive St., downtown L.A.
The DTLA natural wine bar Good Clean Fun holds a floral arrangement workshop.
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Good Clean Fun
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Sun, Oct 29
Boy Band Brunch with The Boy Band Project
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Bourbon Room Hollywood
6356 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood
The Boy Band Brunch makes its West Coast premiere with performances by The Boy Band Project.
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Bourbon Room Hollywood
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Sat, Oct 28
Esters' 'Hallo-Wine Party'
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Esters Wine Shop & Bar
1314 7th St., Santa Monica
Get into the "spirit" of Halloween a little early.
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Esters Wine Shop & Bar
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