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Hollywood Throws Its First Block Party, Free To Locals

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You don't have to be a tourist to get a kick out of Hollywood's most touristy tourist attractions. Although, if you have friends visiting from out of town this weekend, you'll definitely want to take note.

Hollywood is throwing its first block party tomorrow, Saturday May 19, from 10am to 1pm, and some of the area's top attractions, including Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Madame Tussauds and the Kodak Theatre, will offer free admission and tours to L.A. locals with a photo I.D.

Go behind the scenes at Cirque du Soleil "Iris" to see costumes, prop demonstrations and have your, or your kid's, makeup done for free.

Restaurants and shops at the Hollywood & Highland Center will also feature special offers.

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Think you can handle so much Hollywood in a day? Event organizers will hand out "Hollywood Block Party Passports" to all visitors, and everyone who gets the passport stamped at all of the participating locations will qualify for special prizes.

Tip: Parking at the Hollywood & Highland Center is $2 with validation.

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