No polar vortex here…yet!? Los Angeles in December is typically dry with cool nights, and a light breeze. You want a white Christmas…don’t come to L.A. Glitterati Tours has listed a handful of events to enjoy when in Los Angeles in December. Remember, pre-book for everything. This includes hotels, restaurants, studio tours, city tours of L.A., and Broadway-style shows. While most locals depart for the east coast, and the midwest, the city is still full of visitors and tourists taking advantage of our lively city, and great weather. Plus, the Rose Bowl games around New Years, bring in approximately 120,000 extra guests.

Wallis Annenberg Center Beverly Hills

-Into The Woods at The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts Plays from December 2nd-21st, 2014.

The Grove Los Angeles

-Enjoy the holiday themed Hollywood & Highland Complex, along with The Grove and Farmer’s Market in Hollywood.

Rodeo Drive Holiday Lighting Ceremony

-French luxury lifestyle brand Baccarat will illuminate Rodeo Drive for the holiday season in celebration of its 250th anniversary and the centennial anniversary of the City of Beverly Hills. In partnership with Gearys Beverly Hills, Baccarat will line the median of the famed thoroughfare with its iconic chandeliers for the first time since 2008. A lighting ceremony will take place on Nov. 23 at 6:00 p.m., which will be attended by Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse and Baccarat Global CEO, Daniela Riccardi. The 16-chandelier display, with a total estimated value of approximately $1 million, will light up the 200, 300, and 400 blocks of Rodeo Drive during the busy holiday shopping season.

-Wicked Plays at The Pantages Theatre in Hollywood form December 10th-March 15th.

-Ice skate at the beach! Yes, enjoy ICE, an ice skating rink set up in Downtown Santa Monica.

-Visit our wonderful museums like The Getty Center, LACMA, The Getty Villa, Norton Simon, Huntington Library, MOCA, or Hammer Museum.

-Wind up the hill to The Griffith Park Observatory near the Hollywood Sign in Griffith Park.

-Take a studio tour of Sony/MGM, Paramount Studios, Warner Bros. VIP Studio Tour, or Universal Studios (Universal Studios VIP Tour will most likely sell out, so reserve early! This gives guests much more behind-the-scenes access than general admission).

-Need a rental car? Check out Enterprise, Midway, Black and White, and Beverly Hills Rent a Car. Because it’s L.A., many of these will offer up luxury vehicles like Phantom Roll Royce’s, Ferrari’s, and Lamborghini’s.

-Staying at a hotel with a spa—-book your massages, facials, manicures and pedicures prior to arrival.