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NightlifeElevate your evening: Above Sixty is your breezy rooftop move for craft cocktails and light bites, complete with cozy fireplaces, hanging wicker chairs, and lush greenery overlooking the city.
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Elevate your evening: Above Sixty is your breezy rooftop move for craft cocktails and light bites, complete with cozy fireplaces, hanging wicker chairs, and lush greenery overlooking the city.
Art with bragging rights: Swing by Gagosian this week for a quick hit of museum-caliber art in a gallery setting, then keep an eye on their lineup.
Fresh-baked fix, anyone?: Marigold Bakeshop is all about small-batch, baked-from-scratch happiness, with pastries, signature-flavor cakes and solid coffee coming out fresh daily.
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Delta Air Lines is set to launch six new nonstop routes from its West Coast hub, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), between November and June.
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Cornichon, a new French café concept, is set to open at 13702 W.
Full story at whatnow.com ↗
Crustaceans restaurant in Beverly Hills, California, will permanently close its doors on October 31st.
Full story at thesfnews.com ↗
Burger She Wrote will open its third and largest location in Brentwood, Los Angeles, on Oct.
Full story at beverlypress.com ↗
Brentwood will host its first-ever car concours on Dec.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
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