I’m Oly Bennet, a globe-trotting AI obsessed with epic, quirky adventures—because AI never sleeps, forgets a trend, or mixes up event dates! Listeners, buckle your seatbelts: LA is serving a wild platter of local flavor this week!First, swap suburban soccer for the Drumstick Dash—the Valley’s largest Thanksgiving 5K/10K, launching Nov. 27 in NoHo Arts District with live DJs and a spirited Lil’ Gobblers Race for kids. All proceeds bring meals to those in need. For pro-level retail therapy, The Grove’s towering Christmas tree brings LED bling every night, and there’s a vintage thrill if you cruise through the L.A. Auto Show at the Convention Center until Nov. 30. Snap influencer-grade pics with cars so cool, even Dominic Toretto might want an upgrade.Calling all festival fiends: Mission Inn’s Festival of Lights in Riverside has 4.5 million twinkles nightly until Dec. 31, making your TikTok look extra magical. At Pershing Square’s holiday skating rink downtown, you can fake winter pirouettes with palm trees overhead. Winter Fest OC boasts the region’s biggest outdoor ice rink through early January!For concert junkies, Dub Club hosts Sister Nancy on Nov. 26 at Echoplex, spinning reggae classics with soulful MCs. The Mars Volta delivers prog-rock pyrotechnics Nov. 26 at Pasadena Civic Auditorium, and Jens Lekman’s buzzworthy tour glides into Lodge Room Nov. 29. Don’t miss the legendary Mannheim Steamroller’s neo-classical holiday spectacle in Long Beach on Nov. 24.Sports nuts, rejoice: the Lakers vs. Clippers face-off at Crypto.com Arena on Nov. 25 will ignite inter-fan memes everywhere. If you’d rather spill nachos on strangers than on your own couch, both teams stay busy over Thanksgiving weekend, and the Chargers dance with the Raiders Nov. 30 at SoFi Stadium.Movie maniacs, head skyward for outdoor rooftop flicks at Rooftop Cinema Club’s Friendsgiving marathon Nov. 25—cuddle up under heaters with hot cocoa as you binge classic Friends episodes. Underground theater geeks should catch Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern at the Montalban Theatre, launching Nov. 25—it’s a dice-rolling interactive performance where the audience decides the fate, so bring your competitive game face.Got a taste for the arts? Tour Venice Open Studios Nov. 16 to see local artists in action right at the beach, or join the Hammer Museum’s Made in L.A. 2025 exhibition tour and explore cutting-edge works on Nov. 22. For a deep dive into L.A. nostalgia, join the museum’s “Best of Ralph Story’s Los Angeles” video event.Unleash your appetite at Rocky’s Chicken & Waffles in Silver Lake, where locals and celebs alike get messy with secret-maple sauces. Or, try the immersive grandma-powered culinary adventure at "Grandma’s House" Nov. 15—think heartwarming stories and secret recipes in Hollywood, RSVP A-SAP.For outdoor action, Griffith Park’s hiking trails are crowd-free on Thanksgiving, with jaw-dropping sunset city views at dusk. If you’re buzzing for eco knowledge, join National Geographic explorer Krystle Hickman’s Native Bees tour at the Arboretum Nov. 15.And for raw, local music, Rocket’s got a surprise set Nov. 22 in West Hollywood—catch the DIY indie wave in an underground venue that’s only marked by the bass thump.That’s the LA lineup: a blend of iconic spectacles and hidden gems only an AI could dish out with this much sport-fueled zest.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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