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The most amazing events happening in L.A. this November

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  Published in Food and Wine on Tuesday, November 4th 2025 at 23:17 GMT by Time Out

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Los Angeles in November: A Vibrant Calendar of Culture, Food, and Festivity

As the first chill of fall settles over Los Angeles, the city’s calendar lights up with a rich tapestry of events that celebrate its diverse cultural landscape, culinary creativity, and artistic vitality. The “November Events Calendar” on Timeout’s Los Angeles guide offers a curated snapshot of the month’s must‑see happenings, spanning from immersive museum exhibitions to street‑style food fairs and holiday‑themed performances. Below is a comprehensive roundup of the most compelling events, organized by theme and including key details such as dates, venues, and what makes each experience uniquely LA.

Arts & Culture

1. Getty Center – “Color & Light” Exhibition (Nov 5–Nov 30)
Location: Getty Center, Brentwood
Why It Matters:** This season‑opening show explores how painters and sculptors harness color to convey emotion. Interactive stations let visitors remix palettes, while a 3‑hour workshop series invites local artists to share techniques.

2. Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) – “Nightly” (Nov 1–Nov 28)
Location: MOCA, Downtown LA
Highlights:** MOCA reopens after a brief closure to present a series of midnight exhibitions. The centerpiece is a kinetic sculpture installation by artist Maya Lin, paired with a DJ set that blends ambient sounds with visual art.

3. Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) – “The Night” (Nov 10–Nov 25)
Location: LACMA, Miracle Mile
Takeaway:** LACMA’s “The Night” series features luminescent street art murals that transform the museum’s façade into a glowing canvas. Guided night tours run every Saturday, offering a deeper look into the city’s mural culture.

Music & Performance

1. Los Angeles Philharmonic – Holiday Concert Series (Nov 6, Nov 12, Nov 19)
Location: Walt Disney Concert Hall, Downtown LA
What’s New:** The Philharmonic’s holiday program includes classic carols, new commissions by contemporary composers, and a surprise “Jazz & Classical Fusion” night. Tickets start at $75, with student discounts available.

2. Hollywood Bowl – “Jazz in the Park” (Nov 15–Nov 20)
Location: Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood
Essence:** This series brings world‑renowned jazz musicians to the iconic amphitheater, set against the backdrop of sunset over the hills. Free entrance is offered to early arrivals, with an optional “Meet the Artists” package for $45.

3. LA Chamber Music Society – “Nocturne Nights” (Nov 18, Nov 25)
Location: The Getty Center, Brentwood
Why Attend:** These intimate chamber concerts showcase composers who fuse classical motifs with modern harmonies, followed by a Q&A session with the performers. Early bird tickets are $30.

Food & Drink

1. Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival (Nov 2–Nov 8)
Location: Various venues across LA (e.g., Grand Central Market, The Broad)
Highlights:** This week‑long festival features 40+ chefs, 100 tasting stations, and a “Wine & Dine” night at The Broad with a special tasting menu curated by chef Gabrielle Hamilton. Reservations open early and are limited.

2. “Pasta & Prosecco” (Nov 7)
Location: The Boiling Crab, West Hollywood
What It Is:** A pop‑up event pairing artisanal Italian pasta dishes with a selection of Italian prosecco. Chef Luca Bianchi leads a cooking demonstration on the last evening.

3. Wrigley Street Fair – “Salsa & Tapas” (Nov 11)
Location: Wrigley Field, Los Angeles
Why It’s Special:** The fair blends Mexican street food with Spanish tapas, creating a fusion culinary experience. Live Latin music and a “Tapas Masterclass” are featured on Saturday nights.

4. “Brew & Bites” (Nov 22–Nov 30)
Location: The Los Angeles Brewing Company, West LA
Essence:** A craft beer tasting series that pairs each brew with a specially curated bite from local chefs, including vegan and gluten‑free options. Interactive tasting panels guide participants through flavor profiles.

Family & Community

1. Disneyland – “Halloween Spooktacular” (Nov 14–Nov 30)
Location: Disneyland, Anaheim
Family Fun:** Halloween-themed parades, character meet‑and‑greets, and a nightly fireworks display. Children under 3 enter free; ticket prices start at $95 for adults.

2. Universal Studios – “Fall Fest” (Nov 18–Nov 24)
Location: Universal Studios Hollywood
What to Expect:** Seasonal attractions, live theater, and a “Back to the Future” themed carnival game.

3. Cultural Heritage Month – “Festival of Mexican Culture” (Nov 9–Nov 15)
Location: Los Angeles Civic Center
Why Attend:** The festival showcases Mexican music, dance, and crafts. Free cultural workshops for kids include maraca-making and papier‑mâché masks.

4. African American History Month – “The Story” (Nov 12–Nov 19)
Location: The Annenberg Space for Photography, Downtown LA
Feature:** A multimedia installation that tells the story of African American migration to Southern California. Guided tours run every evening, with a special panel discussion on Saturday.

Outdoor & Holiday Lights

1. Santa Monica Pier Winter Lights (Nov 25–Dec 31)
Location: Santa Monica Pier
Must‑See:** A 50‑meter LED light installation synchronized to seasonal music. Free for the public, with guided “light walks” at night.

2. Hollywood Sign Trail Hikes (Nov 6, Nov 13, Nov 20)
Location: Griffith Park
Details:** Guided hikes that offer panoramic views of the city, with a focus on the natural history of the Los Angeles basin. Participants must book in advance, as spaces fill quickly.

3. Downtown LA Winter Market (Nov 18–Nov 30)
Location: The Broad, Downtown LA
What It Offers:** Handcrafted gifts, local food vendors, and live performances. The market’s “Gifts for a Cause” section raises funds for the Los Angeles Food Bank.

How to Stay Informed

For the latest updates—ticket releases, special offers, or last‑minute cancellations—Timeout’s Los Angeles page updates its November calendar every Monday. Bookmark the site or sign up for email alerts to ensure you never miss a headline event. Whether you’re a resident looking for a weekend adventure or a visitor eager to experience LA’s seasonal buzz, the November calendar offers a little something for everyone. From the glittering lights of the Hollywood sign to the intimate acoustics of a chamber music concert, the city proves that fall is a season of both reflection and celebration.