Los Angeles Concert in a 1914 Theater, Then Cemetery and Haunts

4.5 (2,072)

448 S. Main St.

The Regent Theater began as a movie theater in 1914. Today, live shows fill its main hall and front bar on South Main Street. The sloped floor gives your legs a workout during concerts. Prufrock Pizzeria serves pizza. The Love Song bar serves drinks. Check current event listings before making this Downtown Los Angeles detour.

4.6 (825)

Mon – Sun, Open 24 hours

6000 Santa Monica Blvd

Hollywood Forever Cemetery offers free entry for walks among its varied monuments, resident animals, and graves of cultural figures such as the Ramones. The grounds also host outdoor movies and seasonal events, giving this resting place a second life as a cultural venue. Check current visiting hours and event listings before you go.

4730 Crystal Springs Dr

Each fall, Los Angeles Haunted Hayride turns Griffith Park’s Crystal Springs Picnic Area into a sprawling outdoor Halloween festival set in a fictitious 1980s town. The hayride sends demons and bogeys across the grounds, with a family-friendly scare level far removed from gentle pumpkin patch rides. Tickets start at 43 US dollars. Check current dates and ticket details before planning.

4.8 (936)

Mon – Sun, 10:00 – 18:00

2580 Cahuenga Blvd E

The Ford tucks a 1,200-seat outdoor amphitheater into the Hollywood Hills, surrounded by gardens and vegetation. It presents concerts and cultural performances. Reviewers note that every seat sits less than 100 feet from the stage without obstructions. Check current performance listings before planning. The box office is open daily from 10am to 6pm. Packages start at 39 US dollars, including fees.