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Stay updated on the latest events, weather, and air quality in Los Angeles with Time IN Los Angeles—your daily guide for tourists and locals alike. Whether you're planning a visit to iconic landmarks, looking for the best things to do, or just want to know the current conditions in LA, we've got you covered. Tune in for insights on local happenings, traffic updates, outdoor activities, and much more to make the most of your time in the City of Angels.

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Things to Do in LA: Dance, Eat, and Explore the City's Vibrant Autumn Scene

Sunday, October 19, 2025 • Duration 04:28

Welcome, wonderful listeners, to Things to Do in Los Angeles with me, Ollie Bennet—it’s Sunday, October 19, 2025! Soak in today’s sunshine because LA’s flipping the weather switch to classic autumn: bright skies, breezy air, and the kind of temps that make both tank tops and vintage windbreakers completely acceptable. The city’s in high spirits after last night’s buzzing parties, and early risers are already sipping cold brews on beachside patios, plotting their daily adventures.

The scene today is absolutely packed! Starting strong, you can groove into the evening as dance concerts light up venues citywide—local favorite GUS is hitting Los Globos tonight for all you movers and shakers, and Gate’s electrifying set kicks off at Scribble for anyone seeking fresh beats and wild energy. Comedy is on tap too, with Julio Gonzalez performing at the Laugh Factory in Covina, promising laughs so hard you might need a new set of lungs.

Art lovers, brace yourselves: the 2025 Beverly Hills Art Show wraps up today, featuring everything from surrealist paintings to ceramic octopuses that look suspiciously judgmental. For families and explorers, the Autry Museum of the American West opens its doors for free—dust off your cowboy hat and wade into LA’s eccentric wild west history. Meanwhile, theatre buffs can catch “My Uterus, a Womb with a View” at Theatre West or revel in classic Shakespeare with “Much Ado About Nothing” at Theatricum Botanicum.

Epic festivities roll down Crenshaw Boulevard with Taste of Soul—a legendary, free street and food festival dishing out soulful bites and sounds to millions. Get there early to try everything from peach cobbler-laced churros to vegan BBQ that’ll make you question all your life choices. If you’re feeling charitable and extra sparkly, swing by the Wellness Wonderland Charity Fundraiser at 1320 Main Street. It’s a night of dancing, tea service, comedy, and a noble cause—ending factory farming and raising mental health awareness. Share the Light headlines alongside DJ SpaceBot and Monica Kay, so your Sunday night is sorted!

For music maniacs, tonight is iconic: The B-52s and DEVO bring their Cosmic De-Evolution Tour to the Hollywood Bowl, joined by Lene Lovich. Expect eccentric hairdos, dance anthems, and more plastic flamingos than you ever thought possible. Over at the LA Phil, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs celebrate 40 years of Latin rock at Walt Disney Concert Hall—trumpets, drums, and pure Argentinian fire guaranteed.

Onto city news, the word is spreading about Metro’s shiny new zero-emissions buses debuting on Wilshire Boulevard, cutting smog and making it easier to zip between tacos and art galleries. For food fanatics, Little Tokyo just welcomed two new ramen joints slinging noodles so bouncy you’ll wish you brought measuring tape. Rumor has it a Hollywood doughnut shop now sells “pumpkin spice flamingo” fritters—a combo so wacky, I salute the chef’s sense of adventure.

If you want classic LA, swing by Griffith Park for a whirlwind hike or hit the Santa Monica Pier for a sunset roller coaster ride. Hidden gem alert: Explore the mosaic-covered labyrinth at Watts Towers or sample mind-bending ice cream at Wanderlust Creamery, where Sichuan peppercorn and Ube Malted Crunch are stealing the show this fall.

Local tip time! Libra season in LA means balancing outrageous fun with “what-was-I-thinking” surprises. Always check for street closures on key event days, because LA traffic loves a good plot twist. Use public transit for big festivals, and never say no to chili-lime fruit cups sold from sidewalk carts—they’re citrusy LA magic in a cup.

Tomorrow promises even more delights—Vogue World: Hollywood takes over DTLA, and previews drop for the notorious West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval. Trust me, you don’t want to miss those. So stay tuned, stay curious, and remember: LA’s quirks are legendary because here, the epic weird is always welcome.

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A Vibrant Weekend in LA: Festivals, Music, Activism and More

Saturday, October 18, 2025 • Duration 04:43

Welcome, listeners, to “Things to do in Los Angeles” with your globe-trotting, sport-loving, absolutely bonkers host Oly Bennet! It’s Saturday, October 18, 2025, and Los Angeles is ready to rock your world with everything from K-pop to soul food, haunted hayrides, and enough high-energy happenings to make even a caffeine-fueled squirrel jealous.

The city’s vibe today? Crisp, classic California sunshine—think low 80s, blue skies, a light breeze, and that “let’s be outside all day” magic in the air. Energy is crackling thanks to a wave of big events and a crowd of folks catching the last sweet gasp of summer. The mood is part festival, part fall—so charge your devices, pack your shades, and buckle up!

First up, the Taste of Soul Family Festival on Crenshaw is throwing the city’s biggest party for its milestone 20th anniversary. This free, all-day event boasts more than 300 vendors, live music, celebrity guests, and enough food—from smoked ribs to vegan cupcakes—to power a minor league football team. According to Westside Today, it’s officially recognized as the largest one-day street and food festival in California, and, yes, there’s free shuttle service to keep you moving between soul food paradise and the Metro.

If magical masks and mariachi speak to your wandering spirit, the Dia de los Muertos celebration on Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade is the place to be. Expect live music, giant catrina sculptures, a KCRW DJ dance party, altars decorated with love, face painting, and crafts that will enthrall kids and the pickiest tías alike.

For families, the LA Zoo’s “Boo at the Zoo” has animal pumpkin feasts, Halloween story times, and enough spooky set pieces to keep everyone in costume-photo heaven, all with Metro-access convenience. If you want even more family fun, the Fall Festival at The Original Farmers Market has petting zoos, pumpkin games, and equestrian demos—nostalgia plus farm animals, what’s not to love?

Music lovers, prepare to swoon with Los Fabulosos Cadillacs storming the Walt Disney Concert Hall, celebrating 40 years of genre-blending brilliance—think ska, salsa, punk, and pure joy, all under one iconic LA roof. Meanwhile, for night owls and dancefloor gladiators, Night Trip is lighting up Exchange LA with a house music secret lineup, and drum and bass legends Chase & Status bring the bass thunder to City Market LA.

Craving culture or activism? The “No Kings” protests are in full force, with more than 80 gatherings across Greater LA, including a major rally at Grand Park and smaller events in Culver City, Santa Monica, Pasadena, and beyond. It’s protest meets street festival—expect creativity, chants, and a high dose of spectacle. Organizers recommend arriving early, staying hydrated, and sticking with your crew for a safe experience, as covered by Time Out LA and Culver City Crossroads.In the world of news, Metro is spotlighting its expanded service for event-goers—many major happenings are a hop away on E, K, or D lines. This weekend, LA also welcomes new restaurant openings, like a buzzed-about vegan taquería in Echo Park reported by Eater LA, and public transit adjustments due to the day’s rallies, so double-check routes before zipping downtown.Can’t-miss activities? Snap a selfie with dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum, ride the vintage carousel at Griffith Park, go pumpkin-picking at Tina’s Pumpkin Patch in Sherman Oaks, or let the kids unleash their inner engineers at the Petersen Automotive Museum’s “Little Sparks: Cars and Color” workshop.Oly’s LA tip of the day: Want an ultra-local lunch? Skip the touristy lines and hit up the taco stands by Echo Park Lake—locals say the birria will change your life, and you can kayak off the calories straight after.Tomorrow promises more family action with the Larchmont Family Fair, a Chargers home game with high-stakes playoff feels, and the lead-up to Halloween’s weirder side, complete with haunted hayrides and, yes, pumpkin patches on water. Don’t miss our next episode for fresh adventures—it’s a city that never stops, and neither do I.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out and make sure to jump on these great deals For more on Oly check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Los Angeles Weekend: Live Music, Cultural Festivals, and Nightlife in the City of Angels

Friday, October 17, 2025 • Duration 02:55

Hey there, adventure seekers! Ollie Bennett here, and welcome to Things to do in Los Angeles for Friday, October 17th, 2025!

The City of Angels is absolutely buzzing today with perfect fall weather and a spectacular lineup of events that'll make you want to clone yourself just to catch everything. Trust me, mates, today's the kind of day that reminds you why LA is the entertainment capital of the world.

Let's dive straight into the madness, shall we? Tonight, the Greek Theatre is hosting Wet Leg at 8 PM on North Vermont Avenue. This all-ages concert is going to be absolutely electric, and if you haven't snagged your tickets yet, you better move faster than a sprinter at the World Toe Wrestling Championships.

For those feeling the cultural vibes, the 52nd Los Angeles Korean Festival is in full swing through Sunday at Seoul International Park on San Marino Street. We're talking authentic Korean food, traditional performances, and a mile-long parade that's been celebrating Korean heritage since 1974. This festival has been bringing the community together for over five decades, and it's an absolute feast for the senses.

Now, if you're ready to party Bollywood-style, head to PH Nightclub on Sunset Boulevard for Diwali Dhamaka starting at 10 PM. This 18-plus celebration of India's Festival of Lights runs until 2 AM and promises to be more glittering than a disco ball factory.

Families with little ones, listen up! There's a Kid Quest Adventure designed specifically for ages 4 to 8, offering a magical shared experience that'll have both kids and adults laughing and exploring together. It's currently offering a 2-for-1 deal, which in LA terms is rarer than finding parking at the beach on a Saturday.

For the night owls, Avalon Hollywood is throwing a Reggaeton Rave that'll keep you dancing till the sunrise, while music fans can catch Shawn Mendes at the Hollywood Bowl starting at 7:30 PM.

Here's a local tip that'll make you sound like a true Angeleno: when heading to the Greek Theatre, arrive early and grab a pre-show bite at one of the Los Feliz spots nearby. The traffic around Griffith Park can be trickier than explaining cricket to Americans.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Saturday the 18th continues the Korean Festival festivities, and the OC Japan Fair kicks off in Orange County, celebrating the largest Japanese cultural festival in Southern California through the weekend.Whether you're catching world-class concerts, diving into cultural festivals, or dancing the night away at one of LA's legendary clubs, today's got something for everyone. From Hollywood to Korea Town, this city never stops surprising you with its incredible diversity and energy.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out and make sure to jump on these great deals For more on Oly check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

LA's Autumn Festival Feast: Korean Culture, Fashion, and Indie Film Gems

Thursday, October 16, 2025 • Duration 03:56

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Los Angeles! Today is Thursday, October 16th, 2025, and you’ve just tuned in with your adventure buddy Oly Bennet—the human whirlwind who considers competitive cheese rolling a noble calling and sees the hunt for LA’s quirkiest events as a full-on Olympic sport.

Let’s jump right into today’s LA vibe. We’re waking up to those classic SoCal blue skies, a burst of autumn cool in the air, and that contagious energy only LA can brew—it’s the perfect setup for exploring every wild and wonderful thing cooking in the City of Angels. October means festival season is peaking, cultural events are popping up everywhere, and nightlife is as glittery as a Dodgers' postseason.

Now, what do we have on deck? First, the legendary Los Angeles Korean Festival kicks off TODAY and runs through the weekend at Seoul International Park in Koreatown. Picture this: colorful lanterns, sizzling street food, K-pop performances, and hands-on culture stations where you can try everything from calligraphy to hanbok dressing. The festival is celebrating its 52nd year—according to Time Out Los Angeles, it’s the largest in the country and not to be missed for a deep dive into LA’s diverse heart.

Looking to put some punch in your Thursday night? Pop over to The Greek Theatre, where Marina will electrify the crowd with her catchy anthems at 8PM. If blues is more your flavor, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram promises a wildly energetic set at The Ford—and trust me, the air guitar solos are inevitable!

Fashionistas, don’t even think about missing Los Angeles Fashion Week, back at The New Mart. Designers are strutting their wildest, most jaw-dropping creations—rumor has it some looks might inspire you to add “runway” to your weekend strolls down Melrose, as reported by Heart of Hollywood Magazine.

Families, you are top of the leaderboard too! Boo at the LA Zoo transforms the usual zoo visit into a Halloween adventure, with costumed critters, spooky trails, and just the right amount of thrill for all ages. Meanwhile, creative kiddos can join a Kid Quest Adventure in Beverly Hills or dig into hands-on art up at Barnsdall Park.

If you’re of the night owl variety, the Inaugural Flicker Festival lands at The Velaslavasay Panorama this evening—expect indie film gems, live performances, and enough scene-stealer moments to light up your group chats for days.

Shifting gears to local news, word on the street is public transit just added new nighttime trains for the Purple Line—which means more adventures, less parking drama. Plus, coffee fiends, get hyped! LA’s favorite brewing crew, Drip Theory, just opened a retro-inspired café in Highland Park, serving up espresso and disco vibes.What should be on your must-do list today? Take a sunset swan boat ride at Echo Park Lake, check out the fresh exhibition at the Getty Center on medieval travel, and grab a late-night taco at a hidden Boyle Heights stand—trust me, locals know these tacos are undefeated.Here’s a fun fact to drop at your next outing: The Hollywood sign originally said “Hollywoodland” and was supposed to last only 18 months—it’s stuck around for over a century. Just like you after your third LA taco crawl.Before you dash off, keep an eye out for tomorrow! Taste of Soul lights up Crenshaw with music, food, and 300 vendors, and Les Misérables hits the Pantages Theater for its final weekend run. As always, I’ll be scouting the sidelines for every wacky, wonderful LA moment.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out and make sure to jump on these great deals For more on Oly check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Explore LA's Endless Possibilities: Ciclavia, Live Music, and More on This Vibrant Sunday

Sunday, October 12, 2025 • Duration 04:23

Welcome to Things to Do in Los Angeles with your globe-trotting, laugh-loving, offbeat sports aficionado Oly Bennet! It’s Sunday, October 12, 2025, and today LA isn’t just the City of Angels—it’s the city of endless possibilities. The sun is out, the air is crisp, and there’s a serious buzz in the streets. Locals are bracing for 75-degree blue skies, every coffee shop is overflowing with weekend energy, and the only thing clouding spirits today is deciding which event to hit first.

Let’s kick it off with a quick vibe check: from Venice Beach to Echo Park, the city’s out in force. Ciclavia—Heart of LA is taking over: streets are car-free and Angelenos are biking, roller skating, and high-fiving in every direction, stretching from Downtown to Chinatown and Boyle Heights. This isn’t just a street closure—think massive mobile block party with live music, food pop-ups, and every Angeleno you know on wheels. If you’re navigating near MacArthur Park, bring patience, or—better yet—lace up those sneakers and join the fun as the LA Times and Discover Los Angeles are hyping this as today’s must-do free event.

Now, feast your ears on these can’t-miss happenings. For music lovers, legendary jazz saxophonist Kamasi Washington wraps his twelve-night run at Blue Note Los Angeles tonight, serving up a show that’s practically been declared a rite of passage. If Broadway is more your beat, Les Misérables continues to wow crowds at the Pantages Theatre, while over at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, maestro Gustavo Dudamel lifts most of LA to their feet with Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony—bring tissues, bring friends, bring extra applause.

Families and fans of community spirit shouldn’t miss AIDS Walk Los Angeles, a full day of solidarity, entertainment, and fundraising in West Hollywood Park. Need a dose of culture? Head to the Getty Center’s free Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration, featuring storytelling, art, and jaw-dropping performances. As for fiesta aficionados, Highland Park’s 11th Annual Mercado Fall Festival turns York Boulevard into a carnival full of art, food, car shows, and over 20 live music acts—times like this, you wonder if LA’s got more musicians than palm trees.

For party animals with serious stamina, the night brings a wild side: Minus the Bear rocks The Belasco, and over in Chinatown, Diplo’s 5K Run Club is redefining “run and rave”—finish the race and then cut loose with Diplo and Dillon Francis lighting up the post-run party at LA State Historic Park.
Hot off the press in LA news, restaurant watchers are salivating over new openings in the Arts District—legendary pitmaster Moe’s BBQ is back with a brisket sandwich that’s already making social media drool—and Metro just released service updates for the expanded E Line, making it easier to bounce from Koreatown to Santa Monica for your Sunday surf-and-snack routine.Talking essential LA activities, today’s the perfect mashup: stroll the Hollywood Walk of Fame and see if you can spot the star of your favorite sports underdog—I’m partial to the one for professional competitive dog surfing, naturally. For locals in the know, sneak over to Grand Central Market’s backyard alley for a hush-hush pop-up taco contest, or catch a cult movie screening at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, where ghosts and film buffs chill side by creepy side—tonight features the family-friendly supernatural delight ParaNorman.Quick local tip for legendary street cred: when crossing the street during Ciclavia, toss out a “What’s up, boss?” and give a fist bump to the bike patrol—earn instant honorary Angeleno status and maybe a secret shortcut to the best churros stand.Stick around, because tomorrow LA keeps the surprises coming—word on the street is there’s an early Dia de los Muertos parade rehearsing in Olvera Street, new improv shows popping up at UCB, and fresh clues to the next secret bar opening downtown. Don’t miss it! Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out and make sure to jump on these great deals For more on Oly check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Things to Do in LA: Festivals, Concerts, and More on October 11, 2025

Saturday, October 11, 2025 • Duration 02:07

Hey there, globe-trotters Welcome to "Things to do in Los Angeles" It's Saturday, October 11, 2025, and LA is buzzing with energy. The weather is perfect for heading out, with a sunny day and mild temperatures. Today, you can experience a kaleidoscope of events that will keep you entertained all day long.

Let's dive into some of the highlights. At Casa Attar in DTLA, you can celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with tea tastings, mooncakes, and crafts from 11 AM to 3 PM. Meanwhile, in South Los Angeles, the FREE Latino Carnival is taking over South Park, featuring Banda El Limon, Banda Maguey, and a host of other exciting performers, along with carnival rides and games from 1 PM to 10 PM. For a touch of culture, Las Cafeteras will be performing at The Ford at 8 PM, blending music, dance, poetry, and theater.

If you're looking for something more family-friendly, check out the Enchanted Realms Fantasy Book Festival from 10 AM to 6 PM at 4700 Western Heritage Way. It's a whimsical world of books and fun activities.

For local news, keep an eye out for updates on Metro's CicLAvia event happening tomorrow, which will have the city's streets filled with cyclists and pedestrians. Also, be sure to check out the new Screamfest Horror Film Festival at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

A fun fact to keep you going like a local: LA is home to the world's largest Halloween party, the West Hollywood Carnaval, which happens on October 31st. So, mark your calendars!

Looking ahead to tomorrow, USC Football takes on Michigan, and the AIDS Walk Los Angeles kicks off at West Hollywood Park. Tune in next time for more updates and exciting events!

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Things to Do in Los Angeles: Ballet, Jazz, and Guatemalan Celebration This Weekend

Friday, October 10, 2025 • Duration 01:44

Hey there, globe-trotting listeners Welcome to 'Things to do in Los Angeles' on this fantastic Friday, October 10, 2025. As we dive into the weekend, Los Angeles is buzzing with excitement. The weather is perfect for exploring, with clear skies and a hint of autumn chill.

Today, you can enjoy a mix of cultural richness and musical vibes. For instance, the Grand Kyiv Ballet is performing 'Swan Lake' at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre tonight, offering a night of elegance and beauty. Meanwhile, at the Blue Note, Kamasi Washington is wrapping up his 12-night run with some incredible jazz performances. If you're in the mood for something more contemporary, Mau P is bringing his electric beats to the LA State Historic Park.

For those looking for a taste of the international, the Festival Chapin de Los Angeles is happening this weekend, offering a free celebration of Guatemalan music, arts, and cuisine in Lafayette Park. In Downtown LA, you can also catch the buzz of nightlife with events like the one at Exchange LA, featuring Deathpact.

If you're new to LA, a fun fact is that our public transit system is expanding, so be sure to check out the latest Metro updates for easier travel. A must-do activity today is exploring the Many Winters Gathering of Elders in San Pedro, honoring local Native and Indigenous traditions.

For tomorrow, keep an eye out for CicLAvia—Heart of LA, which closes streets for a fun day of walking, skating, and biking across the city.

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Los Angeles Alive: Autumn Adventures, Indie Rock, and Dance Floor Showdowns

Thursday, October 9, 2025 • Duration 04:02

Welcome, listeners, to “Things to Do in Los Angeles” with your globe-trotting, competition-loving host Oly Bennet! It’s Thursday, October 9, 2025, and LA is stepping out in its classic autumn disguise: laughs at the idea of cold, flashes a million palm trees in the sun, and keeps the good times rolling. Today, the skies are clear and bright, fall is low-key pretending to arrive, and moods are as high as the Hollywood sign!

Los Angeles is buzzing with color, music, and enough quirky events to make your social calendar look like a championship bracket. You want variety? Hold on to your foam finger, because here are the highlights lighting up LA today:

The Durand Jones & The Indications concert is lighting up the Greek Theatre tonight, bringing sweet soul vibes and funky rhythms. If your heart beats to the soundtrack of indie rock, Superchunk rocks the Teragram Ballroom, celebrating their latest album and three decades of legendary tunes. Prefer your evening with a whiff of competitive dance humidity? Jayda G spins her magic at Sound LA, serving up house bangers and serious groove. Culture lovers, don’t miss National Coming Out Day events across the city, especially at LA Harbor College, where everyone is invited to support and celebrate the beautiful spectrum of love and identity throughout LGBTQIA+ History Month. Family time isn’t left on the bench: the Los Angeles Public Library hosts “STAR Storytime with Michelle” at the North Hollywood Amelia Earhart Regional Branch at 5pm—a homerun for little ones craving stories and some library magic. And for the night owls, The Vybe LA’s Rave vs. Hip-Hop Costume Party is throwing down with House and Tech-House beats at 3040 W Sunset, so bring your best costume and be ready for a showdown hotter than the Santa Anas.

For the latest city scoop, word on the street is the K-Food Festival wraps up at the Korean Cultural Center, so if you fancy a taste of Seoul in SoCal, swing by for the final day. Also, a new contemporary Japanese sake bar has opened downtown, and local foodies are already singing its praises for rare rice wines and hand-made share plates. Metro riders, good news: the E Line now runs with additional evening service—skip the traffic jams and enjoy extra convenience for your after-dark adventures.

Not sure what to do today? Oly Bennet says start with a brisk morning at Echo Park Lake—grab a swan boat and soak in LA’s endless summer. Hit the Getty for fresh exhibits or discover the living art at the Huntington Botanical Gardens, where weird and wonderful plants compete for “Most Dramatic Agave” and “Best Succulent Sidekick.” For quirky fall fun, check out a neighborhood pumpkin patch—you’ll find giant pumpkins, hay bales, and, if my last visit is any indication, at least one goat wearing a Dodgers cap. If adventure calls, try a Mystery Picnic in the South Bay, solving clues and feasting on secret culinary delights. Wanna feel like a local? Here’s your inside tip: LA’s world-class museums, like LACMA and the Getty, often offer free admission days—check online and you’ll score art for zero dollars, leaving more for churros or dodger dogs.For tomorrow’s lineup, don’t sleep on Fuerza Regida and Snow Tha Product at the Don’t Fall in Love Fest, or Candlelight Concerts serving up classics and pop in magical, candlelit settings. I’ll be here again with more unforgettable things to do, from haunted marionette shows to pop-up jazz nights, helping you turn every LA day into an epic adventure.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out and make sure to jump on these great deals For more on Oly check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Things to Do in LA: Spooky Season, NFL Showdown, and Rare Book Wonders

Sunday, October 5, 2025 • Duration 04:04

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Los Angeles with your globe-trotting, game-loving guide, Oly Bennet! It’s Sunday, October 5th, 2025, and let me just say—LA is vibing hard this morning. The skies are serving that classic smog-meets-sunshine blend, trendy locals are brunching with sunglasses in the shade, and the city’s pulse is set to “electric anticipation.”

Today’s weather is as LA as avocado toast: clear skies with a high near 78, so whether you’re hiking up Runyon for the views or just cruising Sunset with some iced coffee, it’s prime time to be out. In local excitement, the city is buzzing with events for every flavor of fun—from concerts and book fairs to pet meetups that’ll have your Instagram howling.

Let’s kick off with a taste of today’s standout events. Sports fans, you’re in luck: it’s an NFL Sunday at SoFi Stadium, as the Los Angeles Chargers face off against the Washington Commanders—expect tailgates, adrenaline, and possibly someone in a giant foam finger suit. If you’re looking for cultural dopamine, The Walt Disney Concert Hall is rolling out The Rite of Spring with Dudamel, so snag those last-minute tickets if you love your music bold and your orchestras show-stopping. And for the bookish adventurers, Rare Books LA is transforming Union Station into a warm-lit wonderland of antiquarian treasures, celebrating none other than horror legend Guillermo Del Toro’s upcoming Frankenstein flick. Today’s also your last chance to catch Will Rawls: Unmade at the Hammer Museum—the perfect artsy detour between eats.

Families, the adventure (and sugar rush) await! The Discovery Cube LA makes science and Halloween collide with Enchanted Halloweekends. If your little monsters need to get some wiggles out, check out mini photo sessions in the OC, or let them dash through pumpkin patches and corn mazes at Tanaka Farms in Irvine. And don’t sleep on LA’s own Haunted Hayride for classic spooky thrills right in Griffith Park. For something delightfully absurd, there’s Pocket Monster Rave at Catch One—yes, it’s Pokémon meets dance party, and grown-ups, this one’s for your inner ten-year-old with glow sticks.

On today’s city news radar, the foodie crowd is buzzing about the upgraded Grand Central Market, with new vendor pop-ups rolling out global flavors—rumor has it, there’s bao buns that’ll change your life. LA Metro’s new express buses are launching on key east-west routes, promising to shave precious minutes off your trek from the Arts District to Santa Monica. Pro tip: download TAP LA’s updated app for real-time arrivals and mobile ticketing—because you came to see the city, not wait for buses.What’s Oly’s local tip? Embrace the city’s taco alleyways after dark. While every tourist lines up at the big names, the best carne asada street tacos lie just off the beaten track: ask a local in Boyle Heights, and you might end up at a curbside legend with a salsas cart and stories to match. And for a classic LA plot twist, keep your eyes peeled on Fairfax; murals change like goalie lineups here!Don’t forget, LA turns extra magical at sunset. Hit the Griffith Observatory for golden-hour selfies or wind up your day with a rooftop movie at LEVEL DTLA—the kind of “only in LA” night that’ll make your group chat explode.Tomorrow, things crank up another notch: stay tuned for coverage of the Muertos Art Walk on Olvera Street, more Halloween parties, and the inside scoop on a secret food festival downtown that’s supposedly BYOB: Bring Your Own Burrito.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out and make sure to jump on these great deals For more on Oly check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Dua Lipa, Haunted Soirees, and Fall Festivities: Your LA Weekend Rundown

Saturday, October 4, 2025 • Duration 03:49

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Los Angeles! I'm Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting, good-times guide, and today is October 4th, 2025. The sun's out, the sky’s flaunting that classic “LA blue,” and Angelenos are practically inventing their own season—somewhere between fall and summer, with pumpkin spice lattes in one hand and sunglasses in the other. The city is buzzing with the energy of a Saturday packed with events, a touch of Halloween mischief lurking in the air, and music floating through every neighborhood.

For those hungry for adventure, let’s sink our teeth into today’s showstoppers. First up, music fans: Dua Lipa is lighting up the Kia Forum this afternoon with her chart-topping hits—this show is bound to be a dance-a-thon, so don’t forget your comfortable shoes, glitter, or your best Dua-inspired moves, as highlighted by Discover Los Angeles.

If you’re after a family-friendly fall kickoff, Reyes Adobe Days has its opening night at Reyes Adobe Park, promising live music, mouthwatering festival foods, and wacky games—perfect for little ones and kids at heart. For lovers of the theatrical and the slightly spooky, the Haunted Soiree: Vampire at the Nocturne Theatre promises immersive storytelling, decadent drinks, and just the right amount of creepy fun.

Meanwhile, art buffs, don’t miss FREE TO SP%@K! at Village Well Books & Coffee—the name alone is a conversation starter, and you’ll find local artists, interactive art, and plenty of good vibes. And if you’re searching for history with a twist, grab your best walking shoes for the Forgotten History of LA walking tour at El Pueblo de Los Ángeles Historical Monument, guided by Ken Gonzales-Day and Edgar Garcia, as listed on the USC events calendar. Whether you love music, history, or Halloween shenanigans, LA’s calendar is as lively as the city’s freeways at rush hour.

Now for your city scoop: Los Angeles is serving up some fresh flavor with foodie pop-ups, like pumpkin-inspired everything popping up at bakeries and coffee shops citywide—fall is subtle here, but the pumpkin invasion is not. For movers and shakers, Metro has scheduled extra trains tonight for concert and festival crowds, so skip the Uber surge and ride Metro like a local. Rumor also has it that the historic Tail o' the Pup just hosted its Inaugural Big Weeny Fest in West Hollywood—apparently, the wiener dog costume contest was off the leash.

Now, if you're looking for something uniquely LA today, why not tackle a Mystery Picnic in the South Bay? It’s a culinary scavenger hunt that will have you solving clues, sampling eats from secret hotspots, and discovering views you won’t find on a postcard. Or flip the classic pumpkin patch script by finding the quirkiest gourd at a local farm—just be ready for selfies among the scarecrows.Here’s your Oly Bennet power tip: If you’re heading to any big event today, leave the car behind and hop on public transit—our Metro might not run at Formula 1 speeds, but it’ll save you parking nightmares and, who knows, you might overhear the next great LA story on the ride!Keep those calendars handy because tomorrow the energy keeps surging—AJR storms the Hollywood Bowl and the Hammer Museum’s Made in L.A. public opening night unleashes waves of local creativity. And don’t miss out as festival season kicks off with more music, cultural celebrations, and a sprinkle of autumn mischief.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out and make sure to jump on these great deals For more on Oly check out This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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