Things To Do
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Things To Do in Los Angeles The Rest of May 2026
Halfway to Halloween has come and gone. The kites have cleared out over Pasadena. The fog machines are back in storage. For about five minutes, it almost felt like Los Angeles was taking a breather. Not a chance. This is Los Angeles, home to the Halloween Capital of the World, where spooky season never really leaves. It
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Finish April Strong With These Spooky and Unique Things To Do (April 2026)
Once Easter is over, April can start to feel like a weird in-between dream—half spring bloom, half early summer chaos, and if you squint just right, a little Halloween energy trying to claw its way back in. Here’s everything worth leaving the house for in the second half of April. Events Renaissance Pleasure Faire Weekends Ongoing
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The Spider Pavilion Returns For a Unique All Ages Spooky Season Gem
Fall is creeping into Los Angeles, and so is the Spider Pavilion—NHM’s seasonal, sun-filled enclosure where webs hang at eye level and hundreds of orb weavers do their quiet engineering all around you. Educators point out the architecture—zigzags, funnels, and giant orbs—and answer every “uh…is that one looking at me?” with science and patience. Timed
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Spooky Things To Do in L.A. This Month (September 2025)
Spooky season has arrived, folks. You feel it. Shorter evenings. Warm night air. Dry leaves skittering on empty streets. Orange porch lights flick on across the Valley. Los Angeles in the fall hits different, and that’s why we’re here: to help you cut through the noise and lock in the good stuff. This city contains
