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Charlie Roquette is an elegant Highland Park boutique that carries mostly vintage clothing with a modern, bohemian vibe. The collection is nicely edited, so you won't have to sift through loads of racks to find what you want, and may include designer pieces. The shop also carries a few new items, including jewelry to accessorize your evening look.
5712 N. Figueroa St., Los Angeles 90042
For travelers squeezing in one last trip before the holidays, LAX has created a handy gift guide featuring items made in and inspired by Los Angeles.
It’s easy to support local businesses this holiday season, especially in the extremely walkable Little Tokyo. Read on for our Eat, Shop, Play guide to this historic Downtown L.A. neighborhood.
Green, grumpy, and Who-ville’s resident Santa impostor, The Grinch™ and his one-antler sidekick Max have stolen Santa’s spotlight at Universal Studios Hollywood™! Photo opportunities available at Grinchmas™ with The Grinch, Max and a 65-foot Seuss-inspired Christmas tree. While you’re there, be sure to enjoy the festive nightly snowfall at Christmas in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™. Advance tickets to Holidays at Universal Studios Hollywood are available online.
This holiday season, Westfield is here to help spread the joy, from head to toe at their world-class Century City, Santa Anita, and Topanga shopping, dining and entertainment hubs.
As someone who loves the Southern California sun but not without shade, who loves new things but likes to know what you’re getting, the recently renovated Warner Center Marriott Woodland Hills is your ideal retreat.
From culinary events to food crawls and their inaugural Restaurant Week, read on for the guide to TASTE at Westfield.
What better way to celebrate the child within all of us than at the extraordinary The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited, on view until September 2 at the Skirball Cultural Center in Brentwood. The exhibition features “more than 100 objects and twenty-five historic puppets—including Kermit the Frog, Rowlf, Ernie and Bert, Grover, and other popular favorites” celebrating the peerless Jim Henson and his world-class team of creators with whom he “created an unparalleled body of work that continues to delight and inspire people of all ages to create a kinder and gentler world.” The traveling exhibition was made possible by the George Lucas Family Foundation and Cheryl Henson. For the Star Wars obsessive, think of it as witnessing the birth of Yoda (we kid—any would be Comic-Conventioneer knows how important Henson and his generation-spanning creations are).
Read on to find out where to make your next shopping trip to a Westfield center a delicious dineL.A. lunch or dinner.
Comic book fans assemble! Read on for 10 L.A. comic book shops that are celebrating Free Comic Book Day on May 5.
