Get a truly panoramic view of Los Angeles, including the Hollywood sign, at this Los Feliz observatory, which includes a planetarium and science exhibits in its indoor facility.

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This giant pier boasts an amusement park, concessions and areas for fishing. Be sure to see it at night when the Ferris wheel is illuminated!

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It's a very "touristy" experience, but for anyone fresh to Hollywood, it's still worth looking down at the Walk of Fame stars on the sidewalk and finding your favorites. Be sure to see the celebrity hand and footprints in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre, and walking up the steps that take you to the entrance of the Dolby Theatre, home of the Academy Awards. The Hollywood & Highland shopping center is also right there, and has walkways where visitors can see the Hollywood sign.

This majestic museum in Brentwood has a world-class art collection and is notable for its beautiful gardens, architecture and views.

This historic area in Downtown Los Angeles features a pedestrian mall and Mexican marketplace.

Food and produce vendors, a wide variety of restaurant stalls and enjoyable sit-down dining are all part of the Farmers Market experience at Third and Fairfax. Keep your eyes peeled for celebrities having a bite, as well as contestants from "The Price is Right" (fresh from walking over from a taping at CBS Television City) with their nametags still on their shirts.

Subways, buses and light rail serve every corner of Los Angeles, and public transportation via the Metro system has improved markedly, depending on where you're headed. However, it is still highly recommended to rent a car or use rideshare services to navigate this sprawling city. Avoid rush hours when possible!

As the largest open-air food market in the country, Smorgasburg features culinary gems from roughly 100 small businesses that are changing the food and beverage landscape in Southern California. Offering a family-friendly beer garden and more, it's the ultimate spot for a day of indulging with friends or loved ones.

Fierce: The Story of Cats invites attendees to delve into the fascinating world of felines, from sabertooths to domesticated companions. This immersive, hands-on experience explores their unique behaviors, evolution, biology, and enduring bond with humans, making it a must-see for all ages.

The Natural History Museum's largest exhibitions, the historic diorama halls, feature over 75 intricately detailed habitats, from arctic tundra to tropical rainforest. To mark the 100th anniversary of these dioramas, the museum is reopening a long-closed hall with immersive new installations by a team of artists, which highlight the unique blend of art and science in dioramas and delve into topics of biodiversity, ecology, conservation, colonialism, and evolving museum display techniques.

Considered as one of the greatest modern funk bands, Lettuce has a strong fan-base spread over Chicago, New York City, San Francisco and Tokyo. Their most popular albums include the charting "Crush," and the Grammy-nominated "Elevate."

Basketball is fast-paced, high-scoring, and full of highlight-reel moments. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.

Basketball is fast-paced, high-scoring, and full of highlight-reel moments. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.

Briscoe is an indie-folk duo known for their rich harmonies, intricate guitar work, and introspective songwriting. Drawing inspiration from Americana, rock, and folk, their music feels both nostalgic and fresh. With a growing following, they continue to make waves in the indie-folk scene.

Gimme Gimme Disco is a DJ-based disco dance party inspired by ABBA, where plenty of other '70s and '80s hits are also played from artists like Cher, The Bee Gees, and Donna Summer.

Founded in 1919, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, also known as LA Phil, is one of the most forward-thinking symphony orchestras in the country. They're known for their visionary programming and concert location in the iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Shen Yun Performing Arts is a non-profit performing art and entertainment business established in the United States that produces dance shows and symphonic concerts that travel abroad. The Falun Gong new religious movement is in charge of it. Shen Yun is made up of seven different performing arts organizations.

Basketball is fast-paced, high-scoring, and full of highlight-reel moments. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.

Jazz from the Art Era offers an engaging session where participants can learn to sculpt, focusing on elements like mass, space, shape, form, line, texture, color, and movement. It's a unique opportunity to learn through creative expression, all set in a relaxing outdoor environment.

Daniel Deacon is an American composer and musician who lives in Baltimore, Maryland. He has been active since 2003, exploring experimental pop and playing the keyboard and the trombone. His 2015 album, "Gliss Riffer," was released by Domino Records. He appeared in the 2014 film, "Song One."

Christian Berishaj, aka, JMSN, is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who hails from Texas. In addition to his albums like Priscilla and It Is, he is also known for performing on the TV show, So You Think You Can Dance.

Fuzz is a rock band from California formed in 2011 known for their sludgy metal riffs. Their most popular songs are "What's In My Head?," "Say Hello," and "21st Century Schizoid Man."

Welcome To Night Vale is a podcast in the style of community updates for the small desert town of Night Vale. During this live event, the hosts will take you even deeper into the mysterious happenings.