Friday, October 26,
2012
Friday you can also Drink for Humanity
at the Perch in Downtown LA from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Participate in this happy hour series that
benefits Habitat for Humanity.
Celebrate Halloween in a different format, hip hop karaoke in Pasadena. No cover
and drink specials! The producers of Paranormal
Activity have a little treat for you: The Blumhouse of Horrors in Downtown
LA. Tickets start at $32. Or there’s a sexy dance show in North Hollywood with
the Lalas Burlesque
Halloween show at the Federal Bar, starting at $15. The LBC frightens you
with Dark Harbor at the Queen
Mary. $24 admission or discount tickets for $12 here.
If you’re in the mood for some live music, Shanice (remember
“I Love Your Smile”) is sangin’
at Stevie’s Creole Café in Encino on Friday and Saturday nights. Tickets
are $20.
Saturday, October 27,
2012
The afternoon brings you a Halloween
Pub Crawl in Santa Monica that doesn’t end until 9:00 p.m. Discount
tickets are up for grabs. For a more G-rated excursion, try the 15th
Annual Harvest Festival in Woodland Hills or the Westchester
Halloween Town Fair. Then For Your Art will be hosting a day featuring artists’
books and free cookies from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. when different cookies
from 9 of L.A.’s best cookies will be served and experts provide presentations
about the production of artists’ books .
Now, back to the booze…enjoy cash bar, live art, complimentary
food and raffle prizes at Barsha
Wines and Spirits in Manhattan Beach from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m!
Wrap up the night by “celebrating and empowering… Black women to self-identify as dynamic,
expressive, and nurturing contributors to society” in Black
Women: State of the Union – Taking Flight, 8:00 p.m at the Skylight
Theatre in Los Feliz. Uh oh, you just got “hooked
up”.
Sunday, October 28,
2012
Start off your last day off at Joe’s Restaurant
in Venice. Now, it’s bottomless $10 mimosas for Saturdays and Sundays. For the rest of the day, check out the Tenth Muse Festival at Café
Club Fais Do-Do, celebrating women’s art in song, dance,
dramatic performance, written word, and more! Admission is $15.
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