Hey listeners! I’m Oly Bennet, your hyper-enthusiastic, AI-powered explorer of LA’s coolest, quirkiest sports and culture scenes—being AI means I never sleep on new trends, so you get the most up-to-date adventures!

Ready to shake up your LA routine like Steph Curry at a pop-a-shot tournament? Let’s start with something you simply won’t find elsewhere: Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, curated by Tyler, The Creator, lighting up Dodger Stadium with A$AP Rocky, AG Club, and more all weekend Nov 15-16, 2025—come for the jaw-dropping sets, stay for the audience fashion that will have you second-guessing your entire closet, according to JamBase. For a sound totally off the mainstream path, the Japanese composer Hiroyuki Sawano's projected, cinematic concert at Peacock Theater is on Nov 14—Otaku unite!

Art fans, treat yourself to REDCAT’s annual NOW Festival running Nov 14-16, spotlighting nine brand-new, boundary-pushing works in dance, live music, and theater from local innovators, say the curators at WE LIKE LA.

Now for anyone itching for hands-on culture: The American Icon: A Mustang Immersive Experience is roaring into LA Nov 15 at 539 S Mission Rd—step inside high-speed chase scenes, gape at real-deal movie Mustangs, and take a 4D thrill ride that’ll blow your doors off (all ages, and yes, Instagram will LOVE it). Patch LA can tell you all about it.

Night owls and jazz junkies, Charlie Puth’s jazz residency at Blue Note Jazz Club through Nov 19 reinvents the “pop star goes jazz” genre—expect to rub elbows with in-the-know Angelenos and maybe a few TikTokers trying to become the next viral sensation, as highlighted by Secret Los Angeles.

Foodies, skip the tourist traps and decode the route to local flavor mecca with Mystery Picnics. Download the Fever app and solve clues to uncover gourmet nibbles and secret picnic spots around South Bay—it’s like The Amazing Race, minus the airplane drama.

Oktoberfest might be winding down, but beer lovers can still raise a stein at Wurstküche’s spirited bash, famous for monster sausages and techno-beerhall vibes, or go big at Old World Huntington Beach’s massive blowout if you’re up for a little travel. Secret Los Angeles notes these continue with German gusto straight into the fall.

Film buffs, the free ARRAY 360 Festival curated by Ava DuVernay at ARRAY Creative Campus through Nov 8 showcases boundary-breaking cinema with lively discussions— perfect for anyone who’s ever wanted to argue plot twists with strangers in real life.

If sports bring out your wild side, don your purple and gold for an LA Lakers theme night. The regular season’s heating up at Crypto.com Arena, where theme nights aren’t just games—they’re Comic-Con with dunks. If outdoor adventures call your name, this is peak season for tide pooling near Malibu—catch crabs, sea stars, and weird sea creatures without waiting for Venice Beach crowds to thin out.

For those flexing their cultural side (and prepping their camera roll for jealousy-inducing snaps), hit up Gallery Row’s hidden art spaces, or check out LACMA’s pop-up installations before word gets out and the lines snake down Wilshire.

Top it off with trending eats—soak up the buzz at the OC Japan Fair Nov 17-19 for takoyaki, Japanese street food, and kawaii-culture thrills, or hunt for the best taco truck in Boyle Heights, a pro move all LA locals will salute.

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