Start Your Weekend Here!
A look at what’s going on around the Eastside this weekend — and your Eastside weather.
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⭐ Featured Events
Harvest & Dia de los Muertos Festival A free community celebration blending fall fun with Dia de los Muertos, featuring games, crafts, food, face painting, and live music at Elysian Heights Elementary Arts Magnet. Saturday, Oct. 24. Details
The Baby Radio Mystery Hour.Radio mystery theater is BACK from the dead! The Baby Radio Mystery Hour Halloween Spooktacular has it all! Live Foley, vintage synths, and at least three phantoms. Thursday, Oct. 29. Details
STOKED celebrates 20 years in Los Angeles with a benefit art auction. Bid online now on more than 50 works by artists including Shepard Fairey, Atiba Jefferson, Brian Lotti and Kate Pincus-Whitney. Bidding closes Saturday, October 24 at 11:59pm, the same night as the party at The Pit, 3015 Dolores St, from 4 to 9pm. Every lot funds the work of curing isolation and loneliness. Details
💀 🎃 👻 2026 Eastside guide to Halloween & Dia De Los Muertos
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Saturday, October 24
East Hollywood—Catch Nights of Grief and Mystery: Trembling, Still/Caldera Tour at the Barnsdall Gallery Theatre. Enjoy an evening of music celebrating a new book, a new recording, and an enduring partnership. 🎶
East L.A.—Enjoy Coffee and Jokes with comedian Christine Little. ☕🎭
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East L.A.—Take a two-day experiential workshop at Eastside Café. Medicina Ancestral Viva will explore cultural reconnection through traditional knowledge. 🌿⚕️
9am – 3pm | $180+ | Oct. 24 & 25
El Sereno—Head to The Luckman Gallery for Millie Wilson: The Museum of Lesbian Dreams for an Artist Talk and Opening Reception. 🖼️🧑🎨
🧑🧑🧒🧒Highland Park—Bring the kids to Moonseed: Academy for Young Mystics where they’ll explore magic, intuition and their connection to nature at Scribble. 🔮🪄
Highland Park—Aspiring chefs and foodies, this event is for you. Sign up for Cocina Con La Madrina at Avenue 50 Studio and make culinary art surrounded by visual art. 🧑🍳🍽️
🧑🧑🧒🧒Montecito Heights—Enjoy traditional acoustic sounds from an Old Time String Jam Band underneath the pepperwood trees at the Audubon Center. 🎶🌳
Sunday, October 25
🧑🧑🧒🧒Boyle Heights—Drop by Las Fotos Project for Community Wellness Day. Make art, get your face painted, get your hair braided, swap clothes, take a stylized portrait, add to the community ofrenda and more. 📷🎨👖
🧑🧑🧒🧒Cypress Park—Aid Arvia Projects by participating in a Mosaic Mural Workshop and adding to the mosaic mural covering the alley. 🎨
Glassell Park—Don’t miss The Bloom Saloon at the Feminist Center for Creative Work. See performances from LGBTQ artists across a variety of disciplines. 🏳️🌈🎶🧑🩰🎨
Glassell Park—A Norcal favorite is coming to LA. Visit the World’s Worst Expo at Blueground at Casitas Studios and shop from over 100 vendors. 🛍️
🧑🧑🧒🧒Highland Park—Bring the family to the Lodge Room for The Rock and Roll Playhouse Plays Music of Olivia Rodrigo + More for Kids. 🎶
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