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Harvest Moon Means Autumn Is Here!
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The L.A. County Fair continues in Pomona
HOWL AT THE MOON - We got daytime and nocturnal activities to satisfy the werewolf or vampire in all of us just in time for the all-month Halloween season.
DAYTIME:
NIGHTTIME:
SUNUP TO SUNDOWN:
DAY OR NIGHT: Regardless of the hour, we got it all HERE.
- ENTERTAINMENT - A wide variety of shows, acts, & more.
- THEATER - Live onstage performances are all over town.
- NIGHTLIFE - It's not called "Daylife" for a reason.
- MUSIC & CONCERTS - Afternoon or evening concerts are always popular.
- KIDS STUFF - Entertain the kids with fun daytime activites.
Looking ahead? Check out our Editor's Picks selected at the start of every week.
DISCOUNTS - there are some really good ones right now. From whale watching to kids shows to festivals... entertain yourself at a discount. All at very reasonable prices. Even better, most of the discounts offered are direct from the event/activity producers and do not involve additional fees to receive the discount.
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TIP: you can find events and other things to do near you - you'll find neighborhood and regional calendar links at the bottom of all Eye Spy LA web pages.
Have a Happy Weekend!
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'The Twilight Zone: Unscripted' The Risk in the Spur of the Moment
by M.R. Hunter
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Upping the ante of risk is Impro Theatre's troupe of improvisational performances ripping on a literary theme from the Bard himself to Jane Austen, Chekhov, Williams and now Rod Serling. This specialized group of actors thrives on risk as they perform without a script, without so much as an outline of what will happen when they come to the stage. It's a bit like walking tightrope without a net but I venture to say it's like walking a tightrope in a veil of fog. Risk? It's a risky business indeed as every performance is literally devised in the spur of the moment. And this risk is shared by its audience each and every performance as what Tom and Dick saw at The Falcon Theater on Saturday night is NOT the same show Jane and Suzy saw on Thursday.
Seeing Impro Theatre is a bit like going to a Nascar race. You want everyone to come out alive, but knowing what is at stake as the lights rise and the players stand unbeknownst to them what will actually occur in the next 90 minutes is a thrill within itself regardless of the quality produced. We are spectators demanding this troupe to afford us some continuity, characters, a plot line and a satisfying resolve with a recommendation shouted out from the seats. Do this! Explore that! And these actors jump in with only the knowledge of Serling in this case to guide them. That's frickin' awesome!
READ THE FULL REVIEW
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Eyestrology - This Month's Event Forecast - Happy Birthday Libra! | By Cici Psy-Chic |
Happy birthday to these celebrity September Librans: Bruce Springsteen (9/23), Kevin Sorbo (9/24), Will Smith (9/25), Olivia Newton John (9/26), Gwyneth Paltrow (9/27), Hilary Duff (9/28), Jerry Lee Lewis (9/29), Fran Drescher (9/30)
Celebrity October Librans: Julie Andrews (10/1), Sting (10/2), Gwen Stefani (10/3), Leigh-Anne Pinnock (10/4), Kate Winslet (10/5), Elisabeth Shue (10/6), Yo-Yo Ma (10/7), Matt Damon (10/8), Sharon Osbourne (10/9), Mario Lopez (10/10), Amitabh Bachchan (10/11), Hugh Jackman (10/12), Ashanti (10/13), Usher (10/14), Keyshia Cole (10/15), Flea (10/16), Eminem (10/17), Ne Yo (10/18), Michael Gambon (10/19), Viggo Mortensen (10/20), Carrie Fisher (10/21), Shaggy (10/22), Weird Al Yankovic (10/23)
LIBRA - Selfie
SCORPIO - Enjoy the Sparks
SAGITTARIUS - Divided Loyalties CAPRICORN - Task-Oriented
AQUARIUS - The Universe Laughs
PISCES - No
ARIES - Future TAURUS - Buckle In
GEMINI - Peace and Quiet CANCER - Caviar Appetite
LEO - Nonstop
VIRGO - Tiny Moving Parts
Most signs are socially active now by meeting new people and possible romantic interests. Spend time with those who are positive and upbeat as there is high degree of susceptibility that could impact our moods if we're not careful of the kind of company we keep. There is much potential in fortunate chance encounters, so be aware of who you meet and keep your business cards handy at all times. This is an excellent period of self-initiation and confidence for all signs. Avoid burning bridges or coming on too strong however as this could be irreparable much later...
Read your full EYESTROLOGICAL Forecast
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Taking a Ride on the Wildside at the LA County Fair |
It is truly impossible to see the gigantic LA County Fair in one visit. Plan ahead and take advantage of discounts - adult admission is $12 on weekdays and $15 on weekends. Walgreen's offers a season pass for $25. This year we found a Wednesday discount that included admission and a ride wristband for $25 offered by Del Taco ( full price would have been $62 ).
Some of the Eye Spy LA team braved several of these exhilerating stomach-churners and pretty much came back in one piece. Here are our favorites on the fairgrounds ordered from best to worst. Ride at your own risk...don't say we didn't warn ya!
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ABOUT EYE SPY LA | |
Eye Spy LA has been the online Local's Guide to L.A. since 2003. Content is written, edited and maintained by locals and focuses on local and nearby events and the local creative community.
Editorial policy: Eye Spy LA editorials are stories written about places, entertainment and events that we go to. The opinions are those of our editorial staff and the writer of the piece. Calendar listings are ads posted by the people producing events and activities in the local area. Each week we pick and recommend events and other things to do based on our experience or sometimes because they look particularly unusual, unique or in some other way interesting. We do not recommend them based on any fees they may or may not have paid us for advertising.
You'll always find the latest events & activities plus commentary about where we've been at eyespyLA.com - updated daily.
Andrea Kirk, publisher (editor@eyespyLA.com)
EYE SPY LA CONTRIBUTORS:
M.R. Hunter - editorial and reviews
Mark Share - reviews
Kelly Hargraves - dance and reviews
Abby Abanes - food adventures
Charles Phoenix - retro slide of the week
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