Things To Do

Solo-Friendly Events To Go To This Weekend in Los Angeles [11.7-11.9]

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Shakespeare in a Brewery hosted by Bardfly Theatre Co.

11.9 | 4:45 PM |  Arts District

Watching Shakespeare in a brewery? If that sounds intriguing, meet Bardfly Theatre Company. Bardfly creates immersive, site-specific Shakespeare productions where you can grab a drink and mingle in an atmosphere that feels more like a live concert than traditional theatre. This Sunday, they’re bringing The Winter’s Tale to Boomtown Brewery. Settle in with a drink and enjoy a tight show that doubles as a social experience. Can’t make it on Sunday? See them perform on November 12 in Studio City.

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Loop Sessions: Live Concert at a Coffee Shop

11.7 | 6:30 PM | Eagle Rock

Loop Sessions debuts at Loop Espresso Club with a night of live music curated by Fivel Stew. This community-driven concert series showcases independent artists and eclectic sounds in an intimate, creative space. Doors open at 6:30pm, show starts at 8pm—come for the music, stay for the connections.

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Silver Lake Shorts

11.7 | 7 PM | Silver Lake

Silver Lake Shorts is a free Friday night event blending short films, community vibes, dinner, and drinks. Part film festival, part mixer, it’s a laid-back way to enjoy great storytelling and meet new people. Grab a seat indoors or outdoors, mingle between screenings, and soak up the creative energy.

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70s v. 80s Boogie Beatdown

11.7 | 7 PM | Hollywood

SBC returns to Sassafras Saloon for a 70s vs 80s theme night full of live music, dancing, and vintage energy. Local bands keep the crowd moving while Roxy Riot and Daisy Dynamite face off in a friendly showdown. Come dressed for your favorite decade, enjoy drinks and vendors, and be part of a free night that’s all about music, fun, and connection.

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Burbank Book Festival

11.8 | 10 AM | Burbank

The Burbank Book Festival returns to the Buena Vista Branch Library for its second year, celebrating the city’s thriving community of writers and readers. Founded by local authors Emily Barth Isler and Erin La Rosa, the festival features author signings, bookish vendors, and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow literature lovers. It’s a joyful day for anyone who believes stories bring people together.

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City to Serenity: A Metro Adventure to Kenneth Hahn Park

11.8 | 10 AM | Culver City

City to Serenity (an event produced by Gratitude Group) is a car-free day of connection and nature that starts at the Culver City Metro Station. The group will stop by Helms Bakery for picnic bites before heading to Kenneth Hahn Park for a hike, lunch, and journaling in the sun. It’s an easygoing city adventure for anyone looking to slow down, meet new people, and enjoy the last warm weekend of the season.

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Venice-opoly

11.8 | 1 PM | Venice

Celebrate the launch of Venice-opoly at the Venice Heritage Museum with an afternoon of games, music, and local flavor. Play the new Venice-themed board game, enjoy snacks and drinks, and meet the neighborhood businesses featured on the board. With DJs, local hosts, and prizes, it’s a lively community event that brings Venice’s creative spirit to life.

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Art Supply Swap & Craft

11.8 | 2 PM | Long Beach

Join a community craft supply swap hosted with BYO Long Beach, where creativity meets sustainability. Bring unused art materials to share, discover new treasures, and connect with fellow makers in a relaxed, welcoming space. It’s all about giving supplies a second life, sparking inspiration, and building creative connections close to home.

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Los Angeles Breakfast Club

11.8 | 5 PM | Los Feliz

The Los Angeles Breakfast Club has been gathering since 1925, evolving from a group of horse-riding businessmen into a quirky community of storytellers, musicians, and dreamers. Each Wednesday morning brings laughter, live music, and eccentric traditions like pledges with fried eggs and spontaneous calisthenics. Now celebrating its 100th year, this offbeat LA institution continues to charm with its blend of history, humor, and heart to a weekend Breakfast Club celebration.

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Lucha VaVoom de La Liz

11.8 | 7 PM | Pomona

Lucha VaVOOM returns with a wild Day of the Dead celebration at the Fox Theater Pomona, blending Mexican wrestling, burlesque, and comedy into one unforgettable night. Expect masked heroes, outrageous performances, and over-the-top theatrics in true sexo y violencia style. With tequila, tamales, and Aztec dancers in the mix, it’s a vibrant, high-energy spectacle that’s pure LA at its most electric.

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Silver Lake Jams

11.8 | 7:30 PM | Silver Lake

Silverlake Jams brings together great music, drinks, and community for an intimate night under the stars. Enjoy sets by Ellen McNeill & Friends, Nina Soleil, and a surprise guest, plus an open bar with local breweries, cocktails, and mocktails. Expect art, snacks, and an afterparty that turns strangers into friends—an upbeat Silverlake night filled with creativity, connection, and good energy.

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Outfit Repeater Closet Sale

11.9 | 11 AM | Silver Lake

Sip, shop, and connect at Café Nido this Sunday as locals open their closets for a community resale pop-up. Browse curated pieces, grab a coffee, and meet fellow thrift lovers in a laid-back, social setting. It’s an easy weekend plan for anyone who loves fashion, conversation, and finding something one of a kind.

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Handbuilt For the Holidays

11.9 | 4 PM | Highland Park

Ease into the holiday season with an evening of clay, creativity, and community at When Two Become One LA. In partnership with Shop Ririku, this cozy ceramic handbuilding workshop invites you to craft unique pieces like trays, mugs, or ornaments while connecting with others over a relaxed, festive vibe. A warm, hands-on way to kick off the season.

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Queer Here to Laugh

11.9 | 8:30 PM | Studio City

Queer Here To Laugh returns this Sunday at Carlito’s Way Bar for a free, queer-friendly comedy night hosted by LeeAnn Tooker and Nick Steiner. Expect good energy, big laughs, and a welcoming crowd. Guests are encouraged to bring canned or nonperishable food donations for the LA LGBT Center’s Pride Pantry, adding community care to a night of comedy and connection.

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Los Angeles Water Lantern Festival

11.8-11.9 | San Gabriel Valley

Watch thousands of glowing lanterns drift across the Santa Fe Dam in Irwindale at this magical festival. Guests can enjoy live music, food trucks, and family-friendly activities before decorating their own lantern with a personal message. As the sun sets, the lake comes alive with light, reflection, and a shared sense of connection.

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