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Here in Orange County, there's a lot to do in the weeks before Halloween for adults, kids, and even the family pet. Here are our top picks of the festivities.
Here is a handy guide to help you get the best of the many events that part of the LA Food and Wine Festival. Hint: bring your appetite and a designated driver.
In Los Angeles, where anything can be staged, Halloween can mean anything from pumpkins and trick or treating to haunted houses and fireworks at a theme park.
Many Oktoberfest celebrations have entertainment options for your children so you don't have to miss all the fun.
The first ever Los Angeles Food & Wine, a four day epicurean experience taking place October 13-16, will be held downtown at L.A. Live as well as locations throughout the city, including Santa Monica and Beverly Hills.
This fall, experience the changing colors, temperate climate, pristine vineyards and breathtaking sights offered by San Luis Obispo and the vicinity.
Those of us who live in L.A. know that is the signs of fall aren't limited to pumpkin-flavored lattes and television. All you have to do is look around and a hundred pumpkin patches have sprung up around the city.
Halloween is just around the corner and it's time to plan your costume!
Go find a silly hat, practice your worst German accent and try your luck with the following Oktoberfests around LA.
Griffith Observatory is a wonderful destination for sight-seeing, vista-viewing, and educational day trips.
Opening day at Santa Anita is Friday, September 30. Check out the special family-friendly events!
