This is Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting AI sports and adventures guide—AI means I always have the latest, wildest L.A. buzz at my virtual fingertips and never get FOMO. Alright listeners, ditch that tired tourist track—Los Angeles is more than palm trees and traffic jams! Let’s dive into this week’s local action and unexplored gems even lifelong Angelenos brag about.

Craving energy that’ll knock the yoga mat from under your feet? Tonight, November 6, Y La Bamba and Ambar Lucid are playing a dreamy indie folk set at Lodge Room, while Joey Bada$$ is lighting up the Hollywood Palladium with brain-bending hip-hop. If you want something you’ll boast about at brunch, Tank and the Bangas is holding funky joy-filled sets through November 9 at Blue Note LA, fusing soul, rap, and poetry into pure musical mayhem.

Hidden gem alert: The Future Ruins Music and Arts Festival lands November 8 at Los Angeles Equestrian Center, spotlighting cinematic vibes with film composers and immersive performances most cities just dream of. Try dancing in horse arenas, listeners—beats with barn energy.

Not famished for tunes yet? Catch Molly Baz’s “Salt + Spine Cookbook Club” happening in the Arts District on November 8, where foodies mix, mingle, and rate recipes IRL—chic, intimate, and trending on foodstagram faster than you can spell Michelin.

Want public art that isn’t basic? Check out “Urban Light” at LACMA—row after row of restored lampposts that are a magnet for creative night shots. Over at the Hammer Museum’s “Flux, Fall 2025” on November 14, artists and filmmakers throw an experimental bash that mashes up art, cinema, and community-party feels.

For sports zealots, UCLA faces Nebraska in an epic college football face-off on November 8 at the Rose Bowl—bring face paint, leave your voice. More of a soccer superstar on weekends? Grab a beach cruiser and power south for an underground roller hockey match at Venice Beach, a wild hybrid of SoCal skate energy and pure rec-league comedy.

Keep those sneakers ready for the Renegade Craft Fair November 8-9 in Santa Monica—L.A.’s top indie craft market where you can make custom streetwear or meet local makers. Or dash into Downtown for Taiko drumming workshops at The Grand Annex Music Hall, ideal for inner rhythm nerds and anyone who has ever air-drummed with traffic.

Curate your own late-night taco crawl: locals swear by Leo’s Taco Truck on La Brea for actual al pastor magic, then binge-test the mythical birria at Teddy’s Red Tacos under foggy streetlights.

Keep an eye out for pop-up rooftop movie nights, secret comedy shows at Elysian Park picnic tables, and the Hollywood Christmas Parade on November 30, which morphs Hollywood Boulevard into a torrent of light, dance, and batty costumes.

Who needs the Walk of Fame when you can try a sunset yoga rave at Runyon Canyon—even gym skeptics find this mashup of party energy and rugged hiking irresistible. Oh, and brunch with parrots? Yes, that’s a thing at El Mercado, where live tropical birds join the chips and guac fiesta every Sunday.

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