L.A. Zoo Lights
The zoo after dark, lit with animal-shaped lanterns and light tunnels along a walking route. Select nights only, with timed tickets; weeknights are calmer.
A few of the month's best holiday lights, markets, parades and nights out — 10 on Whosly's calendar in all. Dates marked "expected" follow the event's usual pattern and haven't been confirmed yet.
The zoo after dark, lit with animal-shaped lanterns and light tunnels along a walking route. Select nights only, with timed tickets; weeknights are calmer.
Decorated boats parade through the marina after dark, with a drone show and fireworks to start. Burton Chace Park is the main viewing spot; parking fills early.
Thousands of vendors circling the Rose Bowl: vintage clothes, mid-century furniture, records and oddities. Dealers arrive at dawn; wear walking shoes and bring cash.
Nine nights of the candlelit procession reenacting Mary and Joseph's search for shelter, starting and ending at the Avila Adobe. Everyone gets champurrado and pan dulce after.
A free Christmas Eve variety show at the Music Center with choirs, dance troupes and music groups from across the county, running since 1959. Walk in or watch it on PBS SoCal.
Downtown's free New Year's Eve: DJ stages, food trucks and a midnight countdown projected across City Hall. No alcohol; Metro usually runs free that night.
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