September starts with Labor Day Weekend. It’s back to school season in September. People in Los Angeles are settling back into (remote) work and (zoom) school while hanging onto summer with grilling ideas and fun cocktails So what’s are things to in Los Angeles in September? Check out the Top 7 Things to Do in Los Angeles in September.
Certainly, a lot had changed since last September in Los Angeles.
Whether you stay at home or head outdoors, you’ll find plenty of things to do in Los Angeles. Use this guide to visiting Los Angeles in September.
Top 7 Things to Do in Los Angeles in September
Please note: Due to COVID-19, things change fast. Please check the opening status of these places or venues in Los Angeles before you head out in September. Also, safety first. If you don’t feel comfortable and feel safer, stay at home. There so many virtual events happening around Los Angeles in September.
1. Things to Do in Los Angeles in September: Catalina Island
Catalina Island is just an hour away from Los Angeles. It’s absolutely beautiful in September. It’s a fun day trip or a weekend getaway. The resort town is dotted with palm trees, cabanas at Descanso Beach, art deco Catalina Casino, a movie theater, ballroom, and museum. You can always hang around the LA Waterfront while you wait for your ferry to Catalina Island.
2. Things to Do in Los Angeles in September: Santa Monica Pier
The Santa Monica Pier is an iconic spot in Los Angeles. Santa Monica Pier is the top thing to do in Los Angeles as a tourist or a local. The Santa Monica Pier is one of the most filmed locations in Los Angeles. The Santa Monica Pier has a small amusement park, concession stands, and areas for views and fishing. September is a great time to (re)discover Santa Monica Pier now that the weather is a bit cooler, the majority of tourists are gone and kids are back to school. When was the last time you rode the Ferris wheel?
3. Things to Do in Los Angeles in September: Aquarium of The Pacific
The Aquarium of the Pacific is a public aquarium in Los Angeles. It’s located in Long Beach, California. The Aquarium of the Pacific is currently open and featuring outdoor admission in accordance with state health orders. The indoor areas are closed. The Aquarium of the Pacific is limiting the number of visitors, requiring advance timed reservations, ensuring social distancing, requiring face coverings, and temperature checks. The Aquarium of the Pacific provides numerous hand-sanitizing stations.
4. Things to Do in Los Angeles in September: The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
The Huntington Library is a popular tourist stop in Los Angeles. The Huntington Library is a 207-acre complex that houses a library, art collection, and stunning gardens. The library and art gallery of the Huntington Library contains rare books and a complete collection of 18th-century art (outside of London). The Huntington Library is very beautiful in September. However, only the grounds of The Huntington Library are available during the pandemic. The walkways of The Huntington Library are mostly one way to facilitate easy social distancing. Masks required at The Huntington Library. Hand sanitizer at entrances and exits of The Huntington Library.
5. Things to Do in Los Angeles in September: The Bloc
The Bloc is a fun open-air shopping center in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. It is right at the 7th Street Metro Center Station. The Bloc is home to the Sheraton Grand Los Angeles Hotel, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, tons of eateries, and Macy’s. The Macy’s Backstage (an outlet store) just opened up there.
6. Things to Do in Los Angeles in September: Melrose Place Farmers Market
Melrose Place Farmers Market is a mall and quaint farmers market that pops up on Melrose Place street every Sunday from 10 am-2 pm. Melrose Place Farmers Market starts where La Cienega Blvd meets Melrose. This is smaller and less crazy than some other markets. There is fresh produce at Melrose Place Farmers Market, but there are also some prepared food stands where you can pick up healthy snacks. Additionally, there are cool vintage stands that pop up at Melrose Place Farmers Market. There is a line to get in and the farmers market is now one way to facilitate easy social distancing.
7. Things to Do in Los Angeles in September: Treasure Hunt at The RealReal Boutique
The RealReal Boutique is a consignment shop in West Hollywood, California. This RealReal Boutique is two stores in one. The RealReal Boutique has a full-fledged men’s shop in addition to a women’s store The RealReal Boutique is filled with the best fashion, fine jewelry, watches, home decor, and art. You can also consign your favorite Chanel bag in person at a discounted price. You stop by the CaféCafé for fresh juices and Sightglass Coffee for a latte. There is a line to get into The RealReal Boutique, a nurse to check everyone’s temperature and masks are required.
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Liz
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Such a great guide! Thanks
Thanks Naz. Let me know if you visit any of these spots. Have a beautiful September.
I would love to check out the aquarium!