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My Chemical Romance - Devil's Night
My Chemical Romance performs at Hollywood Bowl on Halloween weekend as part of five total performances at the venue, making them the first band to achieve this milestone. Advertised as 'Devil's Night' in reference to the spooky holiday.
Gloria Molina Grand Park's Downtown Día de los Muertos
A free 10-day cultural exhibition honoring Mexican traditions with altars, live music, and community performances. Opening day celebration runs 11am–4pm on October 24, with the Noche de los Muertos closing ceremony on November 1, 3–7pm.
Phoebe Bridgers
Indie-folk artist Phoebe Bridgers performs at the Intuit Dome. Multiple nights of intimate and emotionally resonant performances.
My Chemical Romance
My Chemical Romance performs two special Halloween and Devil's Night shows at the Hollywood Bowl. Iconic alternative rock performances at LA's most storied outdoor venue.
My Chemical Romance – The Black Parade 2026 Tour (Devil's Night)
My Chemical Romance performs at the Hollywood Bowl with The Used as special guest for the Devil's Night show, part of their 2026 Black Parade Tour.
L.A. Comic Con
The city's largest pop culture gathering featuring comics, TV, film, and gaming all in one venue. Over three days, attendees can explore exhibits, panels, and meet industry professionals at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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LA's highest-rated attraction featuring an iconic Art Deco dome with unparalleled city views. Free admission with optional $5 parking makes it accessible to all visitors seeking panoramic vistas of the city and Hollywood Sign.
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.
Perched high above the city at 4730 Hollywood Blvd, this free-admission observatory offers spectacular views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign. Griffith Park is one of North America's largest urban parks with hiking, horseback riding, and unmatched sunset vistas.
A world-class art museum perched on a hilltop with panoramic views of the city, Santa Monica Mountains, and Pacific Ocean. The collection spans European paintings, decorative arts, photography, and manuscripts across striking modernist architecture.
Hilltop art museum featuring 6,000 years of art history with free admission (parking $10–$25). The architecture and gardens alone justify the visit, with city-wide views of LA from the hills.
Wide sandy beach anchored by an iconic pier featuring a Ferris wheel and Pacific Park amusement rides, plus volleyball courts and bike paths. One of LA's most recognizable attractions with consistent crowds year-round.
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.