Experience a Winter Wonder Land in LA! With real snow, a ticket to Winter Fest gives attendees the opportunity to go ice tubing, make crafts, go walking through magical lights, visit a petting zoo, see live shows, and watch a nightly tree lighting with fireworks. There will also be ice skating, carnival rides, arcade games, and food trucks at additional costs. Tickets range from $8-$15 depending on the day (varying prices for weekdays, weekends, and holidays).
The Los Angeles Boat Show is the best place for boating and outdoor lifestyle lovers, showcasing sport fishing boats, cruisers, pontoons, performance boats, ski boats, motorboats, jet skis, catamarans, kayaks, cabin cruisers, dinghies/inflatables, stand-up paddleboards, and more! Admission is $10 with a $5 military discount; children 12 and under can enter free.
Snakes, and geckos, and turtles, oh my! Are you considering a new pet as a potential souvenir from Los Angeles? Even if not, head down to Anaheim Convention Center for the Reptile Super Show, for a unique event you won't want to miss! At the largest reptile expo in the world, vendors will have 1000s of reptiles and amphibians to look at! There will even be educational workshops and an after-party at the Marriott Hotel next door to the venue. Tickets range from $9-$14 and are available both online and at the door.
The Illusionists take center stage to showcase mind-blowing acts, such as grand illusion, mind-reading, levitation, comedic magic, and even escapology. These world-class performers will have the entire family astonished by their out-of-this-world tricks. This non-stop show is bursting with magic that'll have you in complete awe.
Hundreds of people have fun and always wave along the route of Kingdom Day Parade in South Los Angeles, billed by organizers as the nation’s biggest celebration of life and legacy of civil right leaders. The parade always starts at 10 am at Marther King Jr. Boulevard and Western Avenue and culminates with a festival to Leimert Park.
Enjoy the endless tasting of specialized and limited-edition beers at DTLA Breweries United Fest. This event takes place at Triangle Lot in Downtown Los Angeles; this brew-centric event features beers from seven DTLA breweries which include Arts District, Mumford, Iron Triangle, Indie, Boomtown, Dry River, and Angel City. Tickets are $45 and include unlimited tastings and a commemorative glass. The event may be canceled due to COVID-19, but we'll update accordingly.
If you enjoy history and hip-hop, don't miss the chance to see the two put together in one of the nation's most popular musicals, "Hamilton." Learn all about Alexander Hamilton and U.S. history through Lin Manuel Miranda's musical genius at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre. Get your tickets here.
The California Deathfest brings to life the most extreme bands the underground can offer. The Deathfest never conforms to trends or aims to limit genre restrictions. Instead, the event showcases new and old music with diversity, sharing the best of death metal, grindcore, doom, thrash, hardcore, black metal, and experimental bands from all around the world.