The Best Haunts, Horror Nights, and Spooky Season Events Los Angeles does Halloween like nowhere else. From blockbuster theme-park scares to candlelit cultural celebrations, eerie museum exhibitions, and ghostly Hollywood history, the city turns spooky season into a month-long invitation to step into the shadows. If you are planning a Halloween itinerary for 2026, these are the can’t-miss Los Angeles Halloween events and experiences to put on your calendar. Knott’s Scary Farm: Southern California’s Original Nightmare For serious haunt fans, Knott’s Scary Farm remains a Southern California Halloween rite of passage. Running select nights from September 17 through October 31, 2026, the Buena Park classic transforms Knott’s Berry Farm into a fog-filled world of monsters, scare zones, live shows, and
Experience The Brady Bunch House
Tour the Iconic TV Home and Support a Great Cause Los Angeles is famous for its endless options and one-of-a-kind venues, from legendary studios and celebrity histories to world-class museums and attractions. But this summer, fans of the classic TV show The Brady Bunch have a rare opportunity to check a true bucket list item off their list. Now through July 17th, 2026, you can visit and tour the real Brady Bunch house—the same one seen in exterior shots of the beloved 1970s sitcom that aired on ABC from 1969 to 1974. This is your chance to immerse yourself in nostalgia and step inside a television legend! The house is located in Los Angeles’s Studio City neighborhood, just blocks from
Hollywood Crime Scenes and Scandals Tour
An Insider’s Look at Los Angeles’ Most Scandalous and Haunting Tour The Spooky Side of Tinseltown Awaits This Halloween. Every street in Los Angeles hums with secrets, and not all of them are stories of fame or fortune. Beneath the glitz and glamour lies a shadowy side—a world of notorious arrests, chilling overdoses, and infamous murders. If you’re fascinated by Hollywood’s darker history, there’s one tour you simply can’t miss this Halloween: Glitterati Tours “Hollywood Chills.” Step Into Hollywood’s Haunted History Imagine wandering through the storied streets of Hollywood and Beverly Hills, guided by experts who know every scandalous detail. Glitterati Tours Hollywood Chills brings these tales to life, focusing on the events that have shocked and captivated the world.
Hollywood Walk of Fame
On this day 65 years ago, a star for director Stanley Kramer was the first laid into the sidewalk for the Walk of Fame. Some contribute this honor to Joanne Woodward, but she was the first celebrity actually photographed with the terrazzo and brass monument. Since then, thousands have followed. The Hollywood Walk of Fame stretches 15 blocks along Hollywood Boulevard, and 3 blocks along Vine Street. Walk of Fame Categories Categories along the walk include individual and group contributions to radio, motion pictures, TV, music, and theater. A sports entertainment category was added in 2023. Gene Autry is the only individual to achieve all 5 stars from the original categories. Some have been honored in both individual and group
The Los Angeles River
The Los Angeles River, stretching just over 50 miles from Canoga Park to Long Beach and San Pedro Bay, is a surprising feature for many visitors to our city. Most of its flow is encased in concrete, a measure implemented in the 1930s to prevent flooding. See a Video of The Los Angeles River Here Recent years have seen efforts to open the river for recreation, including a popular bike path through the Glendale Narrows near Griffith Park. However, fishing and swimming are not recommended due to contamination from storm drain runoff. While native fish like steelhead trout and Chinook salmon have been replaced by non-native species, the river’s bird population—including green heron, Muscovy duck, snowy egret, and red-tailed hawk—thrives,
Modernism Week Palm Springs
Modernism Week Palm Springs 2025 is just around the corner, taking place from February 13th to 23rd. If you’re in Los Angeles, it’s an easy day trip – under two hours – to experience why Palm Springs is considered the modernism capital of the world. For the latest on group tours and special events, be sure to visit the Modernism Week website. While you’re in Palm Springs, tune in to 107.3 Mod FM to set the mood, and if time allows, stop by Michael Holmes’ Purple Room. It’s the same location where Frank, Sammy, and Dean hung out back in the 60s, and they still making an incredible martini! Palm Springs Modernism Week 2 Palm Springs was also a popular
Filming Locations in Hollywood and Beverly Hills
Does this house look familiar? Think of one of the most popular shows from the 70’s and a cool dude with a leather jacket and a motorcycle. This is the “Happy Days” house located in the heart of Hollywood…not Milwaukie, Wisconsin. All exteriors were shot here. It was easy for set designers to dress up the property with fake snow for winter scenes. However, it was much tougher to hide California palm trees in the background before CGI and AI were commonly used. Interior shots were filmed just a few blocks away at Paramount Studios. If you’re interested in seeing filming locations in Hollywood and Beverly Hills, let Glitterati Tours be your guide with a private tour. We can show
