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Credit: BusinessWireMalcolm Todd visits the Greek Theatre for the final few stops of his Do That Again Tour. Known for his honest and relatable lyrics, the L.A. native’s chill, pop performance celebrates his sophomore studio album of the same name.
Credit: Courtesy of Fleurs de VillesTake a step into the world of HBO’sThe Gilded Age at the transformed Greystone Mansion. The historic estate brings the glamour of late 19th-century New York all the way to Beverly Hills. Floral masterpieces honor the fashion and characters from the beloved series.
Credit: Courtesy Sender OneAttend Halloween special events at Sender One’s Playa Vista and LAX locations for the opportunity to climb in the dark for a spooky night of sends. Guests are encouraged to enter the costume contest for a chance to win a one-month membership.
Credit: Courtesy Michael McSharryIn collaboration with Swedish chef Palle Paulsson for a limited-time seventh anniversary menu, Grá highlights its special approach to unique textures and fermented flavors with a variety of new dishes. Live music and DJ sets complement the night’s exquisite atmosphere.
Credit: Danny de MarcosFuegos LA offers two events to celebrate Halloweekend. First, a Pink Spooky Night on Thursday, with live outdoor fire, servings of empanadas and Argentine beef and a costume contest to top off the night. Saturday afternoon, Perreito and Coffee offers coffee, cocktails, food and networking opportunities.
The 4,500-square-foot altar display honors tradition and loved ones at this free celebration. All are welcome to be a part of the experience that will compete for the Guinness World Record for the largest Día de los Muertos altar. Find it at 3000 E. Imperial Hwy in Lynwood.
Credit: Cory WeaverLA Opera and the United Theater on Broadway join forces for an L.A. exclusive musical reimagining of Mario Bava’s 1961 Hercules in the Haunted World. Hercules vs. Vampires adds original live music to the viewing experience, taking the dramatics even further over the edge. An afterparty follows the Halloween performance, featuring a costume contest where contestants have the chance to take home $10,000.
Credit: Mof IdealGirls on Film brings performers Ideal and Sueño for its free party at Jim & James, with Dracula films projected around the venue throughout the night. Guests can also expect dance music and Victorian-era vampire decor.
Credit: Brian NgoExpanding from previous years’ sold-out events at Union Station, The Maze transcends into a full-blown block party in the Arts District. The event notable showcases rare live DJ performances, including artists such as Arcade Fire and Claude VonStroke, alongside its festive set and scare performers.
Credit: Courtesy OTOTOCelebrate the return of Netflix’s own Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories by attending OTOTO for an immersive experience. The sake bar’s staff dress as the series’ characters while serving the most popular dishes from show, such as menchi katsu and curry ramen.
Credit: Tanveer BadalSushisamba becomes a day-to-night Halloween experience on Saturday. The captivating Amazonian jungle display starts off the day with Forbidden Brunch, a curated four-course dining experience and DJ set. Later in the evening is The Midnight Curse, where guests can come in costume and enjoy house music and live performances.
Credit: Angel City Football ClubThe final Angel City Football Club game of the regular season, set against Boston Legacy FC, takes place on the team’s signature annual matchday for Celebración de Culturas. Before the match, a festival of cultural art installations, Día de los Muertos celebrations, as well as interactive activities and performances honoring Latin American traditions is open for the public to enjoy.
The fourth annual Black Beauty Block Party lands at The Preserve L.A. for a day of celebrating Black beauty, culture and local Los Angeles entrepreneurship. Live shopping opportunities, giveaways and DJ sets are open to wander, while panels give guests opportunities to chat with special guests Angela Simmons and Amanda Scott.
Credit: Courtesy Descanso RestaurantLive music, complementary sugar skull face painting, lotería brunch specials and ofrendas take over Descanso Restaurant for an afternoon of Día de los Muertos celebrations. Come together with friends and family to honor the Mexican tradition of celebrating life and remembrance.
Credit: Photo: Cassia Davis. © 2022Attend this free seminar on the new Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo either in-person or online. President of the International Association of Egyptologists and professor at Cairo University, Taerek Tawfik, offers insight into this project that is inspired by the magnificence of the Pyramids of Giza.
Satisfy fall pumpkin cravings with First of All’s new pumpkin pancakes, topped with horchata pumpkin whipped cream.
Dress up in a costume for a free flute of champagne at Florence by the Water at Hotel Figueroa. The Italian-Mediterranean restaurant also offers festive Halloween cocktails while the season lasts.
Celebrate Día de los Muertos with limited-edition cocktails at STK Steakhouse, made in collaboration with Espolòn Tequila.
Thunderbolt transforms into the ’90s inspired Thundies Bar & Grill for a nostalgic Halloweekend pop-up, with elevated takes on classic diner drinks and bites.
Tomat brings back savory pies for its 2nd anniversary, available for the rest of the fall and winter season.
Yamashiro Hollywood launches its Hana for Hope cocktail, with all proceeds going towards the Keep a Breast foundation for breast cancer awareness and advocacy.
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