HalloweenYouth Carnival will have "mad science" experiments, arts and crafts, face painting, costume-contests, magic show, game booths and treats for kids
Clark Wilson, who works exclusively with the organ playing in major picture palaces, plays live organ while one of the most famous of all early horror classics is shown.
West Hollywood hosts its annual celebration, which will include six stages of entertainment, 50 performers and food from Doheny Drive to La Cienega Boulevard on Santa Monica Boulevard. 6 p.m. Free.
Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group’s all-new fun and frightening, interactive Haunted-Halloween theatrical attraction, steering theater-goers and thrill-seekers through a terrifying “Urban Death” maze of inexplicable horrors, unfathomable monstrosities, and the disturbed spirits that walk among us! Directed by Zombie Joe and Jana Wimer.
The Classical Theatre Lab Reading Series presents a special Halloween reading on the Day of the Dead/All Saints Day of The Haunting of Hill House by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel by Shirley Jackson. Directed by Steve Peterson. Producer: Maggie Palomo.
Playwrights Terry McFadden and Thomas Misuraca present Something Wicked Funny This Way Comes, their latest offering of short plays that are so funny, it's scary. Parking validation will be available for this free reading.
The Halloween Youth Carnival will celebrate the fall season with face painting, costume contests, game booths, prizes and more.
A Halloween event filled with partying, more partying, and a brunch. The event starts off with Fred & Jason’s star-studded Halloweenie 9, “Under the Big Top," benefitting the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles. The party the moves on to the Mayan nightclub, where DJ ABEL will be spinning until the sun comes up. After a night a partying, take a disco nap and then refuel at the Rockwell Recovery Brunch buffet.
