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Don’t be a Grinch! Get in on the Holiday Fun!!!
It’s the 12 days of Christmas! Forget about the maids a-milking and the lords a-leaping. We have got the best holiday spectacles to thrill you and your family. LA ZOO LIGHTS For the 4th year in a row, the LA … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged Aquarium of the Americas, Christmas, Descanso Gardens, Enchanted Forest, Fa La Land Popup, farmers market, Festival of Lights, Grand Park Winter Glow, Griffith Park, Holiday Light Festival Train Ride, Holiday Lights Express, ice skating, L.A. Arboretum, L.A. Zoo Lights, Mission Inn, Moonlight Forest, Queen Mary Christmas, the LA Zoo, Union Station
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“Enchanted: Forest of Light” Returns to Descanso Gardens
In what seems to be becoming a Los Angeles winter ritual, “Enchanted: Forest of Light” has returned to Descanso Gardens for the third consecutive year. “Enchanted” is a light exhibit, much of it interactive, with a wintertime theme. Nestled in … Continue reading
Our First Look at Crack Shack in Pasadena
A few weeks ago founder Michael Rosen and Richard Blais of Top Chef fame brought the fourth outpost of the wildly successful Crack Shack to Pasadena’s Old Town. Loosely modeled on the ubiquitous chicken shacks of the South, The Crack Shack … Continue reading
AMEX and The Infatuation Wined and Dined us at Dama
Last week American Express threw a party for their new AMEX Gold Card holders. The Gold Card will offer more points for travel and dining, similar to Chase Sapphire, although AMEX also includes points for groceries. The celebration was held in conjunction … Continue reading
Celebrate National French Dip Day this Monday at Cole’s!
Every city has its own local restaurant debate. Gino’s vs. Pat’s cheesesteaks, The Anchor Bar vs. Duff’s hot wings and Patsy’s vs. Lombardi’s pizza. Here in LA, Cole’s and Phillipe’s have long vied for the title of originator of the … Continue reading
From ‘Coco’ to Pacoima: Día de los Muertos Celebrations in L.A.
With contributions by Elise Thompson. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday that is also celebrated here in Los Angeles. It brings together families in a cultural melting pot of celebrations to honor the … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC7 SoCal Spotlight, bachata, Ballet Folklorico, Canoga Park, City of Los Angeles, City of Pacoima, City of Santa Monica, Day Of The Dead, Dia De Los Muertos, Disney Pixar's Coco, DTLA, Grand Park, LGBTQ, Lumina Academy of Dance, Martha Gonzalez, Mendez High School, olvera street, Queer Latin Dance LA Social, self-help graphics, the montalban, Woodlawn Cemetery
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