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10th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony

Join Los Angeles Union Station to celebrate the 10th annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Thursday, November 20, 2025 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. This family-friendly celebration returns to the station's recently restored South Patio, for a night of music, magic, and merriment.

The event is free for all ages and open to the public. Tickets are not required.

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DEVO Plots the Next 50 Years of De-Evolution at the Hollywood Bowl

“Are we not men?!” yelled DEVO from the Hollywood Bowl bandshell on Oct.19. “We are DEVO!” whooped back the crowd, ranging in ages from 8 to 80, many in signature red DEVO energy dome hats.

For over an hour, the band’s three original members — Gerald Casale and brothers Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh, now in their 70s…

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Donna Isham @ The Walstory Gallery

Join Walstory Gallery for a special reception: Donna Isham: The Power of Presence, Saturday, 11.8.25, 6-8 p.m., at 919 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan Beach. The artist and her beautiful art will be on hand. Donna's art reflects the messy, beautiful complexities of being human, combining figuration and abstraction to explore the fine line between what we show the world and what we keep tucked away. Her recent focus is on celebrating women, their courage, strength and undeniable beauty.

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Trevor Wallace @ The Ice House!

🍻Happy Hours: 6:30pm - 7:30pm & 10pm - close (bar & patio only)

🍹Premium cocktails, wine & select food items discounted

Tonight, October 30

7:45PM • Mick Foley: 40 Years of Foley

Saturday, November 1

7PM • New World Disorder with Francesca Fiorentini

7PM •  Margaret Cho, Trevor Wallace, Ron Funches

9PM •  Jazzy Jam Fundraiser

9:15PM • Shindig Show with ISMO and Shang

Tuesday, November 4

8PM • UnHinged with Jiaoying Summers & Annie Lederman

Wednesday, November 5

8PM • Wednesday’s at the DL with DL Hughley & friends

Bar and patio are open to the public. No ticket necessary.

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Girls Brunch With Chef Stephanie Izard And Hane-Style Gyoza Comes To LA – Here’s What’s Popping Up

Japan’s cult-following gyoza brand arrives in LA for the first time. Ajinomoto Hane-Style Gyoza are the only gyozas on the market featuring the signature hane, a delicate, crispy lace skirt that forms as they cook. To celebrate the milestone, dumpling lovers can indulge in four free, public pop-up activations in Los Angeles…

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Alice By Heart

MouthBone Productions presents ALICE BY HEART, a musical by the writers of Spring Awakening.

Story: A young girl takes refuge in a London Tube station during WWII and confronts grief, loss, and love with the help of her favorite book, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Venue: The Eastwood Mainstage. 1089 N. Oxford Ave.

Tickets: $30

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Join the Conversation about Indigenous Representation in AI Through Film

Humans in the Loop is a feature film about an indigenous woman who is hired to train AI at a remote village in India. Her indigenous ideals of how to live life and treat AI clash with her US-based employers.

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In Spring Album Release

Percussionist and composer James Waterman and multi-instrumentalist Joel Reed Mankey celebrate the release of their new LP In Spring with a live concert at Scribble in Highland Park (5541 York Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90042). Rooted in Celtic melody and infused with global traditions, the performance features an ensemble of strings, winds, voice, and percussion, including special guests Jett Kwong, Yvette Holzwarth, Clarice Cast, and Neel Agrawal. Also performing are Kate Outterbridge leading a set of traditional Irish music and Anaís Azul sharing New Andean Folk songs.

Presented in partnership with Contemporary Irish Arts Center, Los Angeles (CIACLA). Sunday, November 2 @ 7:30PM.

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Getting Social: Betty Boop’s Halloween Party And Fashion At Mastro’s

On Saturday, Nov.  2, Mastro’s Ocean Club Malibu will host a fashion show brunch highlighting international Filipino designer Puey Quiñones’ holiday collection and select bridal pieces. The fashion salon and brunch will bring an up-close experience throughout the dining room with runway models in some of  Quiñones’ newest creations…

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The Museum Of Death Holds A Mirror Up To Society

When JD Healy and Cathee Shultz opened the Museum of Death in San Diego 30 years ago, it was out of necessity. Their passion for the concept of death resulted in an eclectic collection of items that kept growing. The couple finally realized it needed more room for the stuff when they inherited beds, shrouds, clothes, original Nikes, and suicide uniforms…