September 11, 2025 • 4 mins
Welcome, globe-trotters and thrill-seekers, to Things to Do in Los Angeles! I’m Oly Bennet, your roving, laugh-loving champion of all adventures quirky and cool, bringing you the very best of LA on this fine Thursday, September 11th, 2025.
The city’s coming in hot with blue-skied, sun-splashed September energy—the kind where palm trees look extra smug and Angelenos are breezing past traffic on electric bikes. Today, Angelenos are prepping for a night that’s part electric, part eclectic, and all about soaking up that classic SoCal vibe.
Want to jump straight into the action? Tonight, music lovers have a delicious conundrum. Over at the legendary Greek Theatre, iconic DJ duo Kruder & Dorfmeister are spinning the K&D Sessions Live—a transcendent blend of trip-hop, downbeat, and dance. Gram your glow sticks; it’s one not to miss according to Visit West Hollywood.
If the club life is your game, Hollywood Boulevard is lighting up at Academy LA for Group Chat, the hottest techno party in town with doors swinging open at 10 p.m. LA’s dancefloors will be working overtime tonight and the only dress code is “bring the best moves you’ve got” according to Academy LA and Exchange LA.
But wait—there’s more bass, more beats! Downtown’s Exchange LA is throwing a K-pop x EDM party–LE SSERAFIM x Electrik Seoul. This one promises wall-shaking remixes, LED visuals, and a crowd fueled on dance and fandom. K-pop fans, charge your phones and limber up!
Looking for something a little more legendary and a bit more low-key? The Watts Towers are offering in-depth guided tours until 4 p.m. This is a must for art lovers and anyone who adores a side of history with their sightseeing, as reported by the LA Department of Cultural Affairs.
Families and culture vultures, don't forget LA's exhibition game stays strong: from the dazzling art at The Broad Museum to the always magical Griffith Park, there’s a wonderland of museums and hikes waiting, always ready to serve up city views and movie-magic sunsets.
News from the city buzz: The LA Metro is rolling out more frequent trains this month to keep festival-goers and night owls moving, while foodies are flocking to Silver Lake, where Sushi Bueno just swung open its doors and instantly drew lines for their legendary sake-marinated otoro. Good luck snagging a spot, but hey, in LA, waiting in line is practically a sport.
If you want a real “hidden LA” experience and a story your friends in Milwaukee won’t believe, duck into Clifton’s Republic downtown—a redwood forest-themed bar with a dash of old Hollywood glam. Or, taste the city’s funky side at Grand Central Market, feasting on everything from gourmet PB&J to global gelato—all in the same aisle.
Local tip—skip the main gates at Griffith Observatory for sunset and take the Charlie Turner Trailhead up Mount Hollywood. You’ll get unbeatable views, zero crowds, and you might just spot a film crew shooting their next blockbuster. Only in LA!
Before I let you dash off, circle your calendar—tomorrow night, Grand Park gears up for dance battles and live DJs as part of the lead-up to Rev Tour 2025 Los Angeles Festival. Angelinos of all ages will be out in full force, so lace up some wild sneakers and join me, Oly Bennet, as we chase down every bit of city sparkle.
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The city’s coming in hot with blue-skied, sun-splashed September energy—the kind where palm trees look extra smug and Angelenos are breezing past traffic on electric bikes. Today, Angelenos are prepping for a night that’s part electric, part eclectic, and all about soaking up that classic SoCal vibe.
Want to jump straight into the action? Tonight, music lovers have a delicious conundrum. Over at the legendary Greek Theatre, iconic DJ duo Kruder & Dorfmeister are spinning the K&D Sessions Live—a transcendent blend of trip-hop, downbeat, and dance. Gram your glow sticks; it’s one not to miss according to Visit West Hollywood.
If the club life is your game, Hollywood Boulevard is lighting up at Academy LA for Group Chat, the hottest techno party in town with doors swinging open at 10 p.m. LA’s dancefloors will be working overtime tonight and the only dress code is “bring the best moves you’ve got” according to Academy LA and Exchange LA.
But wait—there’s more bass, more beats! Downtown’s Exchange LA is throwing a K-pop x EDM party–LE SSERAFIM x Electrik Seoul. This one promises wall-shaking remixes, LED visuals, and a crowd fueled on dance and fandom. K-pop fans, charge your phones and limber up!
Looking for something a little more legendary and a bit more low-key? The Watts Towers are offering in-depth guided tours until 4 p.m. This is a must for art lovers and anyone who adores a side of history with their sightseeing, as reported by the LA Department of Cultural Affairs.
Families and culture vultures, don't forget LA's exhibition game stays strong: from the dazzling art at The Broad Museum to the always magical Griffith Park, there’s a wonderland of museums and hikes waiting, always ready to serve up city views and movie-magic sunsets.
News from the city buzz: The LA Metro is rolling out more frequent trains this month to keep festival-goers and night owls moving, while foodies are flocking to Silver Lake, where Sushi Bueno just swung open its doors and instantly drew lines for their legendary sake-marinated otoro. Good luck snagging a spot, but hey, in LA, waiting in line is practically a sport.
If you want a real “hidden LA” experience and a story your friends in Milwaukee won’t believe, duck into Clifton’s Republic downtown—a redwood forest-themed bar with a dash of old Hollywood glam. Or, taste the city’s funky side at Grand Central Market, feasting on everything from gourmet PB&J to global gelato—all in the same aisle.
Local tip—skip the main gates at Griffith Observatory for sunset and take the Charlie Turner Trailhead up Mount Hollywood. You’ll get unbeatable views, zero crowds, and you might just spot a film crew shooting their next blockbuster. Only in LA!
Before I let you dash off, circle your calendar—tomorrow night, Grand Park gears up for dance battles and live DJs as part of the lead-up to Rev Tour 2025 Los Angeles Festival. Angelinos of all ages will be out in full force, so lace up some wild sneakers and join me, Oly Bennet, as we chase down every bit of city sparkle.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your Things to Do in Los Angeles podcast.
Welcome globe trotters and thrill seekers to Things to Do
in Los Angeles. I'm Only Bennett, your roving, laugh loving
champion of all adventures, quirky and cool, bringing you the
very best of LA. On this fine Thursday, September eleventh,
twenty twenty five. The city's coming in hot with blue
(00:23):
skied sun splashed September energy, the kind where palm trees
look extra smug, and Angelino's are breezing past traffic on
electric bikes. Today, Angelinos are prepping for a night that's
part electric, part electric, and all about soaking up that
classic SoCal vibe. Want to jump straight into the ashen Tonight,
(00:43):
music lovers have a delicious conundrum over at the legendary
Greek Theater. Iconic DJ Duo Cruder and Dwrfmeister are spinning
the K and D Sessions live a transcendent blend of
trip hop, downbeat and dance. Gram your glow sticks. It's
one not to miss. According to visit West Hollywood if
(01:07):
the club life is your game, Hollywood Boulevard is lighting
up at Academy LA for group chat the hottest techno
party in Town with doors swinming open at ten pm.
LA's dance floors will be working over time tonight and
the only dress code is bring the best moves you've got.
According to Academy LA and Exchange LA. But wait, there's
(01:28):
more base more beats. Downtown's Exchange LA is throwing a
K Pop x edm Party LA ceserafim x Electric Soul.
This one promises warshaking remixes, lad visuals, and a crowd
field on dance and fandom. K Pop fans, charge your
phones and limber up. Looking for something a little more
(01:50):
legendary and a bit more low key, The Watts Towers
are offering in depth guided tours until four pm. This
is a must for art lovers and anyone who adores
a side of history with their sight seeing. As reported
by the LA Department of Cultural Affairs, Families and culture vultures,
don't forget. LA's exhibition game stays strong. From the dazzling
(02:12):
art at the Broad Museum to the always magical Griffith Park,
there's a wonderland of museums and hikes waiting, always ready
to serve up city views and movie magic sunsets. News
from the city Bozz. The La Metro is rolling out
(02:34):
more frequent trains this month to keep festival goers and
night owls moving, while foodies are flocking to Silver Lake,
where Sushi Boyino just swung open its doors and instantly
drew lines for their legendary sake marinated O too. Good
luck snagging a spot, but hey in La, waiting in
line is practically a sport. If you want a real
(02:57):
Hidden La experience and a story your friends in Milwaukee
won't believe. Duck into Clifton's Republic Downtown, a redwood forest
themed bar with a dash of old Hollywood glam. Or
taste the city's funky side at Grand Central Market, feasting
on everything from gourmet peb and J to global gelato,
all in the same aisle. Local tip skip the main
(03:21):
gates at Griffith Observatory for sunset and take the Charlie
Turner trailhead up Mount Hollywood. You'll get unbeatable views, zero crowds,
and you might just spot a film crew shooting their
next blockbuster only in La before I let you dash off,
circle your calendar. Tomorrow night, Grand Park gears up for
(03:41):
dance battles and live DJs. As part of the lead
up to revto our twenty twenty five Los Angeles Festival,
Angelinos of all ages will be out in full force.
Lace up some wild sneakers and join me Only Bennett
(04:03):
as we chase down every bit of city sparkle. Thanks
for listening, Please subscribe, and remember this episode was brought
to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content
like this, please go to Quiet Please dot ai
This is your Things to Do in Los Angeles podcast.
Welcome globe trotters and thrill seekers to Things to Do
in Los Angeles. I'm Only Bennett, your roving, laugh loving
champion of all adventures, quirky and cool, bringing you the
very best of LA. On this fine Thursday, September eleventh,
twenty twenty five. The city's coming in hot with blue
(00:23):
skied sun splashed September energy, the kind where palm trees
look extra smug, and Angelino's are breezing past traffic on
electric bikes. Today, Angelinos are prepping for a night that's
part electric, part electric, and all about soaking up that
classic SoCal vibe. Want to jump straight into the ashen Tonight,
(00:43):
music lovers have a delicious conundrum over at the legendary
Greek Theater. Iconic DJ Duo Cruder and Dwrfmeister are spinning
the K and D Sessions live a transcendent blend of
trip hop, downbeat and dance. Gram your glow sticks. It's
one not to miss. According to visit West Hollywood if
(01:07):
the club life is your game, Hollywood Boulevard is lighting
up at Academy LA for group chat the hottest techno
party in Town with doors swinming open at ten pm.
LA's dance floors will be working over time tonight and
the only dress code is bring the best moves you've got.
According to Academy LA and Exchange LA. But wait, there's
(01:28):
more base more beats. Downtown's Exchange LA is throwing a
K Pop x edm Party LA ceserafim x Electric Soul.
This one promises warshaking remixes, lad visuals, and a crowd
field on dance and fandom. K Pop fans, charge your
phones and limber up. Looking for something a little more
(01:50):
legendary and a bit more low key, The Watts Towers
are offering in depth guided tours until four pm. This
is a must for art lovers and anyone who adores
a side of history with their sight seeing. As reported
by the LA Department of Cultural Affairs, Families and culture vultures,
don't forget. LA's exhibition game stays strong. From the dazzling
(02:12):
art at the Broad Museum to the always magical Griffith Park,
there's a wonderland of museums and hikes waiting, always ready
to serve up city views and movie magic sunsets. News
from the city Bozz. The La Metro is rolling out
(02:34):
more frequent trains this month to keep festival goers and
night owls moving, while foodies are flocking to Silver Lake,
where Sushi Boyino just swung open its doors and instantly
drew lines for their legendary sake marinated O too. Good
luck snagging a spot, but hey in La, waiting in
line is practically a sport. If you want a real
(02:57):
Hidden La experience and a story your friends in Milwaukee
won't believe. Duck into Clifton's Republic Downtown, a redwood forest
themed bar with a dash of old Hollywood glam. Or
taste the city's funky side at Grand Central Market, feasting
on everything from gourmet peb and J to global gelato,
all in the same aisle. Local tip skip the main
(03:21):
gates at Griffith Observatory for sunset and take the Charlie
Turner trailhead up Mount Hollywood. You'll get unbeatable views, zero crowds,
and you might just spot a film crew shooting their
next blockbuster only in La before I let you dash off,
circle your calendar. Tomorrow night, Grand Park gears up for
(03:41):
dance battles and live DJs. As part of the lead
up to revto our twenty twenty five Los Angeles Festival,
Angelinos of all ages will be out in full force.
Lace up some wild sneakers and join me Only Bennett
(04:03):
as we chase down every bit of city sparkle. Thanks
for listening, Please subscribe, and remember this episode was brought
to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content
like this, please go to Quiet Please dot ai
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