On-Going Events
Harriet’s Rooftop (WeHo): Los Angeles’s most coveted cocktail lounges – The h.wood Group’s Harriet’s has just debuted an entirely new menu that’s riddled with fresh, local ingredients that showcase global flavors and unexpected twists. The rooftop lounge is offering Asian-inspired dishes that range from refreshing takes on classic favorites like the Loaded Umami Tater Tots, to bold, one-of-a-kind culinary creations like Chicken Karaage Sliders and Albacore Crudo.
Thursday, Dec. 12
Action and Impact: The Future of Climate & Science Policy (Hollywood): Don’t miss the “Action and Impact: The Future of Climate & Science Policy,” a discussion on climate solutions, policy breakthroughs, and intersectional change, hosted by the Aspen Policy Academy. As a part of their multi-city event series on pressing policy topics, the panel will feature insights from Chief Heat Officer and Director of Climate Emergency Mobilization for the City of Los Angeles Marta Segura, Author of The Intersectional Environmentalist Leah Thomas, Professor and Director of Longer Range Global Policy and the Future Human Condition at RAND Robert Lempert, and President & CEO of Heal the Bay Tracy Quinn.
Friday, Dec. 13
Chaotic Singles Holiday Party (DTLA): Singles in the city are invited to head to the La Lo La Rooftop for a night of chaotic fun where over 200 singles come together to meet their dating app matches in real life, all while enjoying an epic night out. Hotel guests can show their key card at the door for free entry and tickets can be purchased online for non-hotel guests starting from $18 here.
Saturday, Dec. 14
Breakfast with Santa (Long Beach): Start the day with a festive breakfast at Noble Rotisserie featuring a special visit from Santa. This event is a favorite for families and includes a delicious breakfast spread, perfect for kicking off the holidays. Reservations are required. For additional details, menu options and booking visit, head here.
Sunday, Dec. 15
Melrose Trading Post (Melrose): Start the new year in style at Melrose Trading Post. The market will host over 50 local artists & makers where Angelenos can shop from. There will also be a delicious selection of food trucks on site. General Admission is $6; purchase them here.
Conclusion
This article highlights various events happening in Los Angeles and surrounding areas, including on-going events, holiday parties, and family-friendly activities. Whether you’re looking for a unique dining experience, a fun night out with friends, or a festive event to attend with your family, there’s something for everyone in this article.
FAQs
Q: Are the events listed free? A: Some events are free, while others may require ticket purchases or reservations.
Q: Can I attend the events with my family? A: Many of the events listed are family-friendly, but it’s best to check the specific event details to confirm.
Q: Are the events only in Los Angeles? A: No, some events are listed in surrounding areas, such as Long Beach and Santa Monica.
Q: Can I purchase tickets online? A: Yes, some events offer online ticket purchases, while others may require in-person ticket sales or reservations.
