
Dig Into Vinyl on a Solo Los Angeles Weekend
Browse new releases and secondhand records at an independent music store. Its in-store concerts are free for all ages. Coffee and rotisserie dishes at the market's café can break up the browsing.



Funko Hollywood fills 40,000 square feet on Hollywood Boulevard with life-sized photo sets from Jurassic Park, Harry Potter and Rick and Morty. Browsing is free. For a solo weekend stop, explore the themed zones before looking through the store-exclusive collectibles. The POP! Yourself station lets you create a personalized figure.
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Amoeba Music’s Hollywood store spreads thousands of new and secondhand vinyl records, CDs, clothes and posters across a cavernous floor. Browse the bins at your own pace, then check the in-store stage for free, all-ages concerts or vinyl signings. The shop is open until 9 PM Friday through Sunday.
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L.A. Grocery & Café stocks local organic produce and specialty pantry ingredients in Melrose Hill. The market is open daily from 8 AM to 8 PM. Browse pastas, artisanal cheeses and natural wines for a weekend meal at home. The kitchen serves coffee, breakfast fare and rotisserie dishes. Deli items sell by the pound.
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At The Grove, Foster + Partners’ Apple flagship places indoor trees beneath a mirrored ceiling in a double-height hall. Glass walls bring daylight inside, then catch warmer evening reflections. A solo weekend stop can pair a look around the architecture with free educational workshops at The Forum, Apple Vision Pro demo bookings or Genius Bar support.
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