Things To Do: Holiday Fun, Books, and Art
This week on Things To Do: holiday festivities, a community book sale, and fresh art across LA.
Los Angeles is heading into the holidays with the return of the Hollywood Christmas Parade on Sunday, November 30. Now in its 93rd year, the parade will feature actor Luke Wilson as Grand Marshal, along with floats, balloons, marching bands, music performances, and appearances from celebrity guests and local leaders. The event supports Marine Toys for Tots and begins at 6 PM.
Details are available at TheHollywoodChristmasParade.org.
The Lake View Terrace Branch Library is hosting a community book sale on Saturday, November 29 at noon. Shoppers can browse fiction, children’s titles, and a range of other genres while supporting library programs and resources.
Art fans can also visit the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, where two exhibitions are now open. “Too Fast to Sing” captures the pulse of contemporary music through a mix of cultural and digital influences, while “John Birtle: More is More” explores the artist’s approach to authorship, imagery, and collectivity. Both exhibitions run through January 24, 2026.
Visit LAMAG.org for more information.
Los Angeles is heading into the holidays with the return of the Hollywood Christmas Parade on Sunday, November 30. Now in its 93rd year, the parade will feature actor Luke Wilson as Grand Marshal, along with floats, balloons, marching bands, music performances, and appearances from celebrity guests and local leaders. The event supports Marine Toys for Tots and begins at 6 PM.
Details are available at TheHollywoodChristmasParade.org.
The Lake View Terrace Branch Library is hosting a community book sale on Saturday, November 29 at noon. Shoppers can browse fiction, children’s titles, and a range of other genres while supporting library programs and resources.
Art fans can also visit the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, where two exhibitions are now open. “Too Fast to Sing” captures the pulse of contemporary music through a mix of cultural and digital influences, while “John Birtle: More is More” explores the artist’s approach to authorship, imagery, and collectivity. Both exhibitions run through January 24, 2026.
Visit LAMAG.org for more information.