Fall events in Los Angeles
Fall festivals, Halloween events, Oktoberfests, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, Dia de los Muertos, and harvest fun across the LA metro.
Fri, Oct 16 to Sun, Oct 18
Fri, Oct 23 to Sun, Oct 25
Friday evening6pFri Sat SunCarved at Descanso Gardens6:15pCandlelight: Halloween Classics in Koreatown
Fri, Oct 30 to Sun, Nov 1
Saturday8aSat SunDowntown Dia de los Muertos at Gloria Molina Grand Park10a35mm Halloween-O-Thon at the Los Angeles Theatre12:30pSat SunPumpkin Path & Fall Fun Fest12:30pHaute Dog Howl'oween Parade (25th Annual)6pWest Hollywood Halloween Carnaval10pHalloween Night at the OC Fairgrounds1 more3 more
Sunday10a26th Annual Main Street Canoga Park Día de los Muertos Family Festival12pDía de los Muertos Celebration at Forest Lawn Glendale12pDía de los Muertos Celebration at Forest Lawn Covina Hills12pDía de los Muertos Celebration at Forest Lawn Cypress1pDía de los Muertos at Portola Park, La Habra1pLong Beach Dia de los Muertos Festival 20262 more
Fri, Nov 6 to Sun, Nov 8
Sunday, November 1
10am to 5pm
Main Street, Canoga Park26th annual Valley street festival with ofrendas, art, music, and food, plus an Old Hollywood-themed youth art exhibit.
10am to 5pm, through Nov 1$25
Bob Baker Marionette TheaterThe beloved marionette theater's annual Halloween revue with 100+ spooky puppets, now including a Dia de los Muertos sequence. Ice cream party after the show.
12 to 3pmFree
Forest Lawn Memorial Park, GlendaleFree afternoon of mariachi and folklorico, community ofrendas, giant Catrina sculptures, face painting, and food trucks.
12 to 3pm
Forest Lawn Covina HillsA community Día de los Muertos gathering honoring loved ones at this Forest Lawn location. This celebration is separate from the Glendale and Cathedral City events.
12 to 3pm
Forest Lawn CypressA community Día de los Muertos gathering honoring loved ones at this Forest Lawn location. This celebration is separate from the Glendale and Cathedral City events.
12:30pm, through Nov 1
Santa Anita ParkTrackside fall fest with a pumpkin patch, train rides, pony rides, carnival games, and pumpkin decorating across four dates.
1 to 5pmFree
Portola ParkFree outdoor cultural performances, music, a community altar, and family crafts. Museum exhibit entry and sugar-skull decorating have separate charges.
1 to 7pmFree
Rainbow LagoonThe city's 10th annual free Dia de los Muertos festival returns to Rainbow Lagoon with live performances, altars, vendors and a resource fair.
1 to 3:45pm, through Nov 1$44.50
The Nocturne TheatreOriginal gothic musical sequel to Mary Shelley's classic: Victor Frankenstein and the Creature face off again, staged in the round.
6 to 10pm, through Nov 1$10
Old World Village BiergartenOC's biggest Oktoberfest runs Wednesdays through Sundays at Old World Village with German bands, bratwurst, imported beers, games and dancing, a tradition since 1977.
7 to 11pm, through Nov 1$143
Beckett MansionStep into a 1920s New Orleans brothel as an agent of Anomaly in this 50-minute interactive horror play for groups of 10. Intimate, choice-driven scares. Ages 18+.
8 to 11:59pm, through Nov 1$50.99
The Queen MaryThe historic Queen Mary hosts the 13th Dark Harbor: six mazes, roaming monsters, live shows, carnival rides, themed bars and hidden speakeasies on select nights. Select nights run past midnight.
6 to 10pm, through Nov 1
Descanso GardensAn evening walk among illuminated pumpkins, garden displays, and seasonal installations. Timed tickets are required; the event runs rain or shine.
6:30pm, through Nov 1$35
Griffith ParkGriffith Park becomes the cursed town of Midnight Falls for its 18th season: a tractor-pulled hayride plus three haunted mazes, live shows and cider donuts.
8am to 9pm, through Nov 2Free
Gloria Molina Grand ParkFree 10-day outdoor exhibition of 16+ community ofrendas across the park's blocks, plus opening and closing ceremonies with live music and spiritual cleanses. Opening Day celebration Oct 24; Noche de los Muertos closing night Nov 1.
10am to 9pm, through Nov 2Free
Olvera StreetNine-night Novenario festival on historic Olvera Street with Aztec dancers, candlelight processions and community altars. Free nightly ceremonies with pan de muerto and champurrado.
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