Ah, it’s finally the weekend! With so many epic activities in Los Angeles, finding something to do can be quite a task. If you need plans or things to do this weekend—Nov. 21-23, 2025—we’ve got you covered. (With some bonuses!) These are the best things to do in Los Angeles this weekend! 👇
1. Get ready for a cozy November
Say goodbye to pumpkins and hello to holiday lights. November in Los Angeles brings exciting new events and seasonal cheer, with festive lights and lively markets. Get the full list of fun and festive November events here!
2. Experience an unforgettable night of Música Mexicana, Rap, and Corridos with Fuerza Regida
Fuerza Regida is uniting the biggest names in música Mexicana, rap, and corridos for their Don’t Fall In Love Fest, returning to their hometown in San Bernardino. The festival stands as a testament to unity, creativity, and pride, bringing música mexicana and rap together on one stage to celebrate the voices that shape today’s Latin and urban music scenes. Get the details here!
🗓️When: Saturday, Nov. 22 at 12:00 PM
📍Where: NOS Events Center
3. Experience an enchanting Candlelight Concert at an exquisite L.A. venue
Experience an Enchanting Candlelight Concert at an exquisite L.A. venue. This dreamy Candlelight concert series is ever-evolving and never ceases to dazzle audiences. This spring, you’ll find incredible performances happening at stunning locations around the city, bathed in flickering candlelight. From Prince to Hans Zimmer, you’ll get to listen to top talent performing curated pieces across a range of genres.
🎟️ Tickets: See Candlelight’s upcoming schedule and get tickets here
4. Sip on a sweet PSL at one of these local cafes
Fall may look a little different in Los Angeles – palm trees instead of falling leaves, sunshine instead of chilly breezes – but that doesn’t stop Angelenos from embracing pumpkin spice latte season. L.A. baristas are putting their own spin on the classic PSL with everything from actual slices of pumpkin pie to house-made pumpkin miso syrup. Check out our short guide here to some of the most creative pumpkin spice lattes in Los Angeles!
5. Prepare to be mesmerized by gorgeous rides at the LA Auto Show
Founded in 1907, the Los Angeles Auto Show is one of the biggest and most respected auto shows globally — that brings auto pros and lovers together. Discover the rich automotive heritage and cutting-edge technology by grabbing your tickets here!
🗓️ Dates: Nov. 21 – 30, 2025
📍Location: Crypto Arena, 1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
6. Watch a movie in theaters with the whole family
Sometimes you just need to sit in a dark theatre and chow down on popcorn. While Netflix has great movies, going to a cinema is a special and fun outing. Here are the must-see movies you need to catch in L.A. theaters this month.
7. Find ways to relax and unwind this week
It’s been a rough year for all of us here in L.A., and it’s important to find ways to unwind and relax even if only for a moment. Recharging your batteries is so important not only for you, but also for your family and entire community. As they say, put on your own oxygen mask before helping others put on theirs. Take care of yourselves, Angelenos. 💚
8. Uncover the truth in The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side
Step into the courtroom in The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side, a chilling true-story drama. Greed, passion, and revenge collide as you sift through witness testimonies, examine evidence, and unravel a twisted murder case. Every choice matters, your verdict could seal the accused’s fate…
📍 Location: 3200 Motor Avenue, Los Angeles, 90034
9. Sing your heart out at one of these concerts around Los Angeles
Our city is known for its vibrant music scene, and you can get your musical fill all month long! This June is filled with electrifying performances that will leave you dancing and singing your heart out. Grab your concert buddies and check out our concert calendar for Los Angeles here!
10. Check out these free things to do around Los Angeles
The best things in life are free — and Los Angeles is home to many of them. Whether you’re a frugal wanderer or just like to save a few bucks each week, here’s our list of the best free things to do in Los Angeles.
11. Sail into the past at Titanic: A Voyage Through Time
Whether you’re a history buff or are just looking for something to do that’s not BBQ, this unique VR experience is perfect for the long weekend. At Titanic: A Voyage Through Time, you’ll put on state-of-the-art virtual reality goggles to get an up close and personal look at the ship. From its revolutionary design to its tragic sinking and miraculous recovery, you’ll get a rare perspective on one of the most infamous events in history. Learn more here!
📍 Where: Beverly Centre, 8th floor (in front of the H&M store), 8500 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048
12. Indulge in fresh food at Little Tokyo’s New Farmers’ Market
Downtown Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo neighborhood just got its own Farmers’ Market! The new farmers’ market is a collaboration between the JACCC and Food Access LA, whose mission is to build “sustainable food systems that promote social and cultural activities benefiting low-to-moderate income residents of Los Angeles while also supporting California small- and mid-sized farms and local small businesses.” The market is open to the public and runs every Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm. Learn more here!
📍Where: Isamu Noguchi Plaza, 244 San Pedro St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
📅When: Every Saturday, 9 am – 2 pm
13. Rock out at a free local rock concert every Wednesday night
Angelenos can enjoy local rock music – for FREE – every Wednesday. This free weekly rock concert series at The Goldfish brings the best of live, local rock music straight to the heart of Highland Park. Hosted at The Goldfish, the series is organized by rocknite.la, a community-driven project that spotlights local bands and up-and-coming artists. Get the details here!
🗓️ When: Every Wednesday at 7:30 pm
📍Where: The Goldfish (5043 York Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90042)
14. Embark on a weekend getaway to Catalina Island
There are so many beautiful places within a 3-hour drive from Los Angeles, and Catalina is one of those magic spots. From beaches to enchanted lakes, there are endless spots you can visit by car in the span of two days! Find out more here.
15. Get your read on at one of the West Hollywood Libraries
Escape the chaos and dive into a world of tranquility at the West Hollywood Library. This weekend in Los Angeles is the perfect excuse to unwind, explore, and let your imagination run wild with a good book. Get the full list of the best libraries around Los Angeles here.
📍Location: 625 N San Vicente Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
16. Tour the iconic Warner Bros. studios
A visit to the iconic Warner Bros. movie studio, is a must for any Angelino, tourist, or movie buff. The city not only hosts that studio but also many other big names like Universal and Paramount. All of them offer a behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood magic. You can explore movie sets, soundstages, and even meet the stars of your favorite films. These tours let you step into the heart of the entertainment industry and experience the world where blockbuster movies are made.
📍Location: 3400 Warner Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
17. Make this autumn an unforgettable one with our fall bucket list
Embrace the magic of autumn in the City of Angels! Get ready for some spooky events, explore cozy neighborhoods draped in vibrant foliage, and indulge in delightful fall festivities. Get ready to opt for that warm latte and make the most of this season around the city by checking off our ultimate fall bucket list!
18. Head to the movies for a new must-see film
From the period vampire horror hit Sinners to the extra-terrestrial English adaptation of Watch the Skies, the latest movie features are all the buzz right now. Personally, we can’t think of a better place to soak up the action than in a comfy reclining seat with a large popcorn and a crisp Coke. Check out the latest screenings here.
19. Watch Quentin Tarantino’s cinematic universe come to life on CineVita’s 360° stage
CineVita takes the best parts of a live entertainment venue and combines it with an intimate old-school lounge. The center stage—surrounded almost entirely by the audience—is currently hosting Tarantino Live: A Pulp Rock Extravaganza. The show pays homage to the films of legendary director Quentin Tarantino, and it’s something you simply have to see for yourself. CineVita is open now in Inglewood (1248 District Dr) and you can read more about it and Tarantino Live here.
📍 Where: CineVita – 1248 S District Drive, Inglewood, CA 90303 (at Hollywood Park, next to SoFi Stadium)
📆 When: Currently running through November 16 (subject to change)
20. Grab a slice at the 2nd best pizzeria in the whole country!
Los Angeles is home to the 2nd best pizzeria in the entire United States! Pizzeria Sei just won the prestigious 2nd place spot on the list of 50 Top Pizza USA 2025. And as if that wasn’t enough, Pizzeria Sei also won big at the Best Pizza Awards ceremony.This Japanese-Italian fusion pizzeria has been turning heads for a while and with good reason. Go find out for yourself why they’re dominating all the pizza competitions this year!
📍 Location: 8781 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
🍽️ Reservations: Pizzeria Sei
21. See a show at the newly-opened Blue Note Jazz Club!
The Blue Note is now fully operational in Hollywood, featuring a 200-seat main showroom plus a 100-seat “B-Side” room for more intimate performances. Shows throughout the opening season typically include two sets per night (7 PM and 9:30 PM) with a full-service kitchen and bar, weekend brunch and dinner service, and a menu curated by Chef Asaf Maoz.
📍 Location: 6372 W Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
22. Say farewell to Stranger Things with one last ride
The fifth and final season of Stranger Things is just around the corner, and to say farewell to the beloved series, you can step right into The Upside Down. On Sunday, November 23, Netflix and CicLavia are teaming up to bring Hawkins to you with a day-long celebration. Here, sneakers and skates will replace cars along the four-mile stretch connecting Fairfax and Vermont Avenues. Dress in your very best ‘80s gear and get ready for plenty of photo ops, immersive activation,s and plenty of surprises along the way. Find out more!
Where: Melrose Avenue, between Fairfax and Vermont Avenues
When: Sunday, November 23 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Edited by Sofía Delpueche, Taylor Henderson, and Jamie Ferrell