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 $15-$139 depending on the day (varying prices for weekdays, weekends, and holidays).
Prohibition NYE returns to the historic Union Station in DTLA to ring in the New Year in classic 1920s style! Event-goers will be treated to a premium open bar and live entertainment including jazz ensembles, burlesque dancing, and a headlining DJ Set by renowned DJ duo Neil Frances. As the clock strikes midnight, guests will marvel at Prohibition NYE's signature 60-foot, midnight ball-drop as they toast to the new year ahead! Formal, twenties-inspired attire for men and women is highly encouraged. This event is open to guests 21 and older.
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Snakes, geckos, and turtles, oh my! Are you considering a new pet as a potential souvenir from Los Angeles? Even if not, head down to Pomona Fairplex 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 $10 to $50 and are available both online and at the door.
Anime, video games, and fun, all under one roof! ANIME Pulse is a smaller and cheaper convention option than most, but it's still loaded with all of the good stuff like celebrities, eSports, panels, cosplay, parties, vendors, artist alleys, food, and fashion. Tickets cost $30 for general admission for two days.
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 starts at 11 am at Marther King Jr. Boulevard and Western Avenue and culminates with a festival to Leimert Park.
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