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There's a Ferris Wheel on Rodeo Drive -- and more on Fashion's Night Out
via Beverly Hills Courier
There are a plethora of events, including LAist's five picks, taking place across the city tonight for Fashion's Night Out. In Los Angeles, there five areas that will have a good amount of couture concentration. Those neighborhoods are Venice's Abbot Kinney Boulevard, downtown, Los Feliz Village, Melrose Avenue, Robertson Boulevard and West Third Street. Maps, schedule of events and trolley information can be found on the city's webpage. But what's fashion without Beverly Hills and West Hollywood? Those cities as well have their own guides to tonight's festivities. The Beverly Hills Courier wraps up what's going on their neck of the woods, including the Ferris Wheel on Rodeo, and the Art, Fashion and Design District of WeHo has their own guide. Beyond that, there's still a handful of events in Orange County, Santa Monica and other areas.
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