Pumpkin Patches and Halloween Festivals

Los Angeles is the biggest party city in the world. We have so many different communities that have such a rich backround. This article will give you a little help navigating this huge city for your Halloween festivities. First It would not be Halloween with out a pumpkin and the best Pumpkin patch in town is Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch in Beverly Hills. It has the greatest range of pumpkins to fit your needs from tiny to mammoth, and for a reasonable price too. If you bring the kids it has all the activites to keep them busy, enough to make a whole day out of it. They have a pumpkin shape bouncing house, petting zoo, pony rides, and other great carnival stands. If you want to find out more about Mr. Bones, which also does Christmas trees, visit http://www.mrbonespumpkinpatch.com, to get directions and other information.

Another essential part of Halloween is the costume. If your a little kid or a full grown adult, we all love to dress up on Halloween. For all your costume needs Aahs is the store for you. It is the mega costume store is LA for Halloween. This store is open all year long and changes with the seasons to accomadate all the holidays. There is one located on the West Side of LA on the corner of Wilshire Blvd and Centinela. You can also visit www.aahs.com to find a store near you or to browse their merchandise.

Now that you have your costume where are you going to take it. Well if you have children you should probably take them trick or treating and their is no better neighborhood then West LA. Right by the Santa Monica Airport there is a small community of house about 50 in a enclose network of cul de sacs, which is perfect for the safety of your child. Google, Sunset Pkwy los angeles, ca 90064 to see the neighborhood. A very safe and family oriented neighborhood with haunted houses on Halloween night. Plus LOTS OF CANDY!

Now if you want to be crazy for halloween and not be in a perfect family safe atmosophere, then go to West Hollywood's Halloween parade on Santa Monica Blvd, with the heart on the corner of Santa Monica and Robertson. I've been to this crazy party 5 years in a row and I've been impressed every year with the time I have. There are so many different events and music playing all night long with the hugest mass of the most insane Halloween costume and people. I love the people. The people is what really makes the experience worth it. If you decide to go please strike a conversation with someone whose costume really impresses you and trust me the best night of your life will follow.

Remember Halloween is not just one night it's an experience you can enjoy for many days. One of my favorite things to do around Halloween is Knott's Scary Farm. Knotts Berry Farm turns into the huge haunted house. The whole park is setup to scare you with sections where people pop out at you from fog and around corners, and a wide variety of haunted mazes to mess with your mind and heart. Not for skiddish for you might pee your pants. If you think you can handle it visit www.knotts.com for directions and other information.

Los Angeles can seem like a pretty omnious place, but if you find the local communties events it really gives you roots to help your flourish. Halloween is really a chance to branch out and meet people. I love to go to bars during this time. Most local bars will have Halloween specials as the day grows closer. There are so many bars in Los Angeles and pretty much everyone you visit will have so festivities, but my favorite is Cabo Cantina. Located on the Sunset Strip and in Brentwood on Wilshire, Cabo will get you into the party mood. 2 for 1 on all drinks, and I mean allll drinks during happy hour and during the Halloween celebration. The mixture of tequilla and beautiful woman makes this the perfect Halloween hang out. Where you spend your Halloween be safe and have fun! Happy Holidays!!