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A drive-through pumpkin patch is coming to L.A. |
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Trick or treating will look a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get the whole family together for a drive-through experience to get spooky. Coming to Woodland Hills this October, a new Haunt’oween L.A. event promises jack-o’-lantern tunnels, pumpkin picking, family-friendly sights and even a bit of “door-to-door” trick or treating—all socially distanced, of course. | |
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What to do this week |
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Sat at noon Perfume Genius |
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See melancholic singer-songwriter Perfume Genius stream a live set (and an acoustic aftershow) from Downtown’s Palace Theater during a benefit for Immigration Equality. |
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The best of the rest: |
Through Fri Try prix-fixe to-go lunch specials and patio dinners on the cheap during the final week of dineL.A.
Wed at 6pm As part of the Natural History Museum’s “Rise Up L.A.” exhibition, listen to a streaming conversation about why women remain underrepresented in government.
Fri, Sat at 6pm Have dinner for two from Lao Tao, peruse a virtual community market and watch a screening of Selena at Cinemauto, a new Chinatown event series and fundraiser. | |
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We don’t know who needs to hear this but...
Now you have a really thoughtful excuse to skip out on gender reveal parties.
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