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Get Your Game On at Two Bit Circus in Downtown L.A.
Now open in the Downtown L.A. Arts District, the spectacular Two Bit Circus offers a new kind of social playspace: the "World’s First Micro-Amusement Park."
Top 10 Los Angeles Attractions to Check Out During the Spring
Read on for ten of L.A.'s best attractions to check out this spring before school's out and the summer tourist season shifts into high gear.
The Magic Begins at Hilton Los Angeles Universal City
When it comes to planning your first magical trip to Universal Studios Hollywood, the Hilton Los Angeles / Universal City checks of all your family’s boxes.
The Best Family Friendly Restaurants in Los Angeles
Dining with the kids doesn’t mean the adults have to give up on great food in a lively environment. Check out these eateries from Downtown L.A. to Santa Monica that will satisfy all ages and palates.
The Top 10 Things to Do at the 2018 LA Auto Show
Whether you're a lifelong car enthusiast or just looking for something the entire family will enjoy, you’ll find plenty to do at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show.
The Best Beaches in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is the best city to experience the quintessential endless summer in Southern California. We rounded up eight of the best beaches in L.A., from Malibu to the South Bay.
It's Always Fun at Knott's Berry Farm
It’s always a Season of Fun at Knott's Berry Farm, with new rides, ghost town adventures and water park thrills.
The Guide to Venice Beach for Families
Parts of Venice may have gotten fancy. But the neighborhood’s artsy, hippie side is still very much intact - in the people, the colorful murals on the sides of buildings and even residences, and most certainly on the world-famous Venice Boardwalk. Kids and adults alike find Venice easy to love. Here are 12 of the many reasons it’s one of the most desirable places for families to visit and live in Southern California.
10 Ways for Kids to Get Their Ya-Yas Out in L.A. This Winter
Here are 10 surefire ways the young ones can get their ya-yas out in L.A., even when the sun isn’t shining.
Day of the Dead Events in L.A. for the Entire Family
It seems especially fitting to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos on Olvera Street. After all, the thoroughfare is part of El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, the oldest part of Los Angeles, and the city center when it was under Mexican rule in the 19th century.
Dia de los Muertos Festival Days will take place Oct. 28-29 from 10am-8pm, and Nov. 1-2 from 4-8pm, featuring live entertainment, traditional dancers, face painting and family activities. The nightly Novenario Procession will be held on Olvera Street from Oct. 25- Nov. 2 beginning at 7 p.m. The colorful community altars will be on display in the Plaza Oct. 28 - Nov. 2.
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