Where to Find the Best Haunts, Events, and Spooky Fun in LA When it comes to Halloween, nowhere does it quite like Los Angeles. The City of Angels transforms into a playground of fright, fun, and festivities, offering an amazing array of experiences for thrill-seekers and Halloween enthusiasts. Wondering how to make the most of the spooky season in LA? Here’s our go-to shortlist for the haunted and unforgettable! Los Angeles Haunted Hayride at Griffith Park One of LA’s most iconic Halloween attractions, the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride in Griffith Park is back and bigger than ever through November 2nd. This year introduces exciting new features like the Elvira Pop-Up Shop and Elvira’s Trick or Treat Mayhem. Don’t miss the
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo in Los Angeles
April 20, 2025
2025 isn’t being kind to cultural celebrations and ‘party’ holidays. Just last month, St. Patrick’s Day fell on a Monday, and Cinco de Mayo is no different. The good news is that there are many ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Los Angeles over an extended period and a long weekend. Here’s a few suggestions: Fiesta Broadway: Downtown Los Angeles The largest Cinco de Mayo celebration is right here in Downtown Los Angeles. It’s called Fiesta Broadway, and they’ve been celebrating Latin American culture since 1990. Look for live music, dance shows, food vendors, and traditional folkloric displays. Talent includes Conjunto Azabache, Natalia Jimenez, and Banda Reyna Maria. This event takes place on Sunday, April 27th from 11am to
Pali Wine and Porto’s Bakery in Los Angeles
May 31, 2019
It’s time for sandwich and wine lovers to unite! Two of Southern California’s most beloved companies are coming together to take the wine and cheese pairings up a step – -sandwiches can be fancy too! Southern California definitely has its fair share of “famous” eats and must-have drink stops. Two venues on this ever-growing list is the classic and crazy popular Porto’s (a cafe bakery with some of the best food around), and the new(ish) to town wine tasting room from the Pali Wine Co. This Sunday the two are coming together to celebrate the one year anniversary of the Downtown Los Angeles Pali Wine tasting room. Tucked away in the heart of the Arts District in Downtown Los Angeles
4th of July Events Around Los Angeles
July 3, 2017
Enjoy the many 4th of July events around Los Angeles! 4th of July events around Los Angeles are numerous. Check out the 2 bowls — The Hollywood Bowl and The Rose Bowl, among dozens of others great spots. Join multi-platinum selling recording artists, Pentatonix, at The Hollywood Bowl on Tuesday, July 4th. The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra will back up the group as they perform patriotic music, followed by a fireworks display. The Rose Bowl will have all day celebrations. Get there as early as 2pm for the kids to enjoy the best in 4th of July food offerings, jumping castles, games and crafts. Fireworks shoot off at 9PM. Marina Del Rey will have their annual fireworks display starting at 9PM.
Los Angeles New Years Eve Events
December 29, 2015
Los Angeles New Years Eve events are everywhere…from DTLA to Hollywood to Long Beach. Jean Trinh at LAist.com has taken out the guesswork with incredible descriptions of hot events. These are just a few of the standouts (especially the VIP party with Boy George) but make sure to check out over a dozen others at their website: Tom Bergin’s Public House Tom Bergin’s holds a special place in our hearts with their Irish coffees and laid back, old-man bar vibes. The historic Irish pub will be celebrating NYE by going back to 1936, the year it opened. You’ll be able to snag a $36.19 prix-fixe menu, and new $10 winter cocktails like their Roasted Pecan O’Fashioned and Cranberry Sauc’d. They’re
Los Angeles Halloween Family Fun at Farmers Market
October 3, 2015
Los Angeles Halloween events are everywhere — at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Universal Studios, Disneyland, West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval, and the tourist and local favorite, Farmers Market L.A. From The Original Farmers Market L.A. website: Fall is officially here and we have great fun in store for all! Join us in celebrating 81 years of great family fun with our longest-running event, Fall Festival, on Saturday and Sunday, October 17 and 18. Did you know Fall Festival started just a few months after the Market opened in 1934? Originally created to celebrate the fall harvest, Fall Festival featured a parade with floats built by Market tenants to promote their businesses. You may not see a parade this year, but you will
