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Día de los Muertos Festival – Olvera Street
Nine-day free and family-friendly festival featuring nightly programming, entertainment, face painting, community altars on display, and a nightly procession. The Carrera de los Muertos 5K runs on October 31.
Día de los Muertos at Olvera Street
A nine-day street festival in LA's historic downtown featuring nightly processions, community altars on display, and entertainment. This family-focused celebration anchors LA's original downtown with a street-level energy different from larger venue events. Free admission, 10 AM–9 PM daily.
Los Angeles Football Club vs. LA Galaxy ('El Tráfico')
The heated rivalry match between LAFC and LA Galaxy, known as 'El Tráfico,' showcases one of the most passionate derbies in Major League Soccer with intense competition between the two Los Angeles clubs.
LAFC vs. LA Galaxy
Major League Soccer match between Los Angeles FC and LA Galaxy at BMO Stadium. Local rivalry game featuring two of Southern California's top professional teams.
Bryson Tiller Presents: The Neo Trapsoul Tour
Bryson Tiller performs at Intuit Dome, showcasing his neo trapsoul sound. Part of his official tour, this is a must-see for R&B and hip-hop fans in Los Angeles.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show w/ Barry Bostwick
The Wiltern hosts a special presentation of The Rocky Horror Picture Show hosted by Rocky Horror star Barry Bostwick. This October 26 screening celebrates the cult classic with the film's original star in attendance.
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Art Deco landmark offering unparalleled views of LA and the Hollywood Sign from the heights of Griffith Park. Free to visit the grounds and telescope viewings, with planetarium shows available for a full experience.
Hilltop observatory with unobstructed views of LA and the Hollywood Sign across 4,000+ acres of hiking and horseback riding trails. Planetarium shows available; free admission makes it an essential LA rite of passage.
Hilltop art museum featuring world-class collections and sweeping views of Los Angeles and the Pacific. Free admission with timed-entry reservation; travertine architecture and sunset views make it essential.
World-class art collection in a Richard Meier-designed hilltop complex featuring Van Gogh's Irises and meticulously landscaped gardens. Free admission with paid parking ($10–$20).
Contemporary art museum Downtown with free permanent gallery admission and iconic honeycomb-like building design. Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room is the standout installation requiring advance ticket reservations.
Houses one of the most significant collections of contemporary art in the world, with works by Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Takashi Murakami. Free general admission with timed entry.
Tours & excursions
All excursions →Evening visit to view the city and universe through public telescopes at this free hilltop observatory. Best at sunset to catch Hollywood Sign, downtown towers, and coast views, followed by planetarium shows ($6–$10).
Explore 4,210 acres of hiking trails in Griffith Park with guides who lead you to iconic viewpoints and the historic Observatory. Multiple trails range from easy to moderate, with options for sunrise hikes and sunset views of the city and Hollywood Sign.
Gustavo Dudamel conducts a complete cycle of Beethoven piano concertos at Walt Disney Concert Hall, December 5-6 and beyond. Free events available at 1pm December 5, with ticket options for evening performances.
Where to stay
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Perched above Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, this legendary celebrity hideaway offers a secluded, residential-style retreat with storied Old Hollywood glamour and discretion that has defined the property for decades.
Los Angeles' first Four Seasons, this city icon has perfected California living with a rooftop pool, lush gardens and seamless access to Beverly Hills glamour and West Hollywood's creative energy. Open since the brand's arrival in LA, it remains a symbol of effortless sophistication.
Art Deco landmark in Griffith Park offering unparalleled views of LA and the Hollywood Sign. Planetarium shows blend astronomy with sweeping city vistas. Grounds and telescope viewings are free; the building reopens after renovations with enhanced exhibits.