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Calendar Gospel Brunch Every Sunday at Houses of Blues Sunset Strip; (323) 845-5100. Hollywood Farmers Market Sun 8:30am-1pm. Ivar Ave. between Holly- wood and Sunset Blvds. Fresh produce, en- tertainment, artisan & crafts fair, baked goods, ethnic foods special events For updated Calendar listings visit us at www.discoverhollywood.com Cirque du Soleil's Iris Ongoing. New spectacular production at the Kodak Theatre takes you on a journey through the world of cinema that amazes. What The Moon Saw Thru Oct 9 World premiere of five classic Hans Christian Anderson tales set in a post 9/11 world at SOSE Theatre El Dia de Los Muertos, which takes place at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Oct 22, features traditional food, music, dancing, and altar-making. Photo credit: Colin Young-Wolff. Seascape Thru Oct 9 at Theatre West CarnEvil: A Gothic Horror Rock Musical Thru Oct 22 World premiere of bold, original musical at Sacred Foods Theatre Love Sick Thru Oct 29 World Premiere of graphic tale of ne woman's dark and comic quest for revenge at Ele- phant Space Bakersfield Mist Thru Dec 11 Stephen Sach's lively hit comedy about art at The Fountain Theatre in an extended run. 19th Annual Thai Festival Sept 18, 12pm-5pm. At the Barnsdall Art Park. Tradi- tional dance, costumes, fash- ion shows, music, & art. 8 DISCOVER HOLLYWOOD / FALL 2011 Halloween in Hollywood! The Nightmare Before Christmas in 4D Oct 21-Nov 3 at the El Capitan Theatre. The ghoulish Tim Burton film re-released in 3D for Halloween. Effects like fog and wind inside the theatre make for a truly creepy experience! El Dia de los Muertos Oct 22 from noon-midnight at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Rejoice and observe the mystical beauty and wonder of this ancient spiritual celebration. Partake of various sacred ceremonial tributes and memorable altar creations of the grounds of this historic cemetery. All Hallows Eve Fundraiser Oct 24 Presented by Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Foundation; mourning dress, games, refreshments, ghouls galore. Info (323)469-8311 Boo at the L.A. Zoo Oct 29 & 30 Have a safe and spooky Halloween at the Zoo! Jack-o-lantern carving, photo opportunities, eerie crafts, Halloween entertainment, and the Creepy Creature Encounter at the Winnick Family Children's Zoo.. ¡Vivan Los Muertos! Oct 29 at the Autry. Learn all about Day of the Dead with hands-on activities, artists selling their calaca (skeleton) works, traditional food, elaborate altar displays, and an interactive community altar, plus music and dancing. Eek! At the Greek Oct 30 at 7pm at the Greek Theatre. The 60-piece Symphony in the Glen Orchestra performs creepy collection of frightening favorites including The Bride of Frankenstein with film clips from the classic 1935 movie and a musical rendition of Edgar Allen Poe's The Tell-Tale Heart performed by celebrity guest; safe trick-or-treating beforehand in the Greek Theatre Plaza. od! Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood Sept 23- Oct 31 (select nights) Terrifying mazes, including Rob Zombie's 1000 Corpses: In 3D Zombievision, Alice Cooper: Welcome to My Nightmare, The Thing: Assimilation, and Wolfman: The Curse of Talbot Hall. Also, the frightening new backlot experience, Terror Tram: Scream 4 Your Life, "Scare Zones" and Bill & Ted's Excellent Halloween adventure. Haunted Hayride Oct 7-Oct 31 at the Old Zoo in Griffith Park. Featured events include the Haunted Hayride, a terrify- ingly dark, creature-filled maze, and the Human Menagerie Side Show.www.hauntedhayride.com

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