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Christmas cocktails and festive fun for adults in L.A.

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December 05, 2024
Jasmin Jose - LA Post

Los Angeles is brimming with holiday-themed activities that bring festive cheer to not just kids but also adults. The city is preparing to make the holiday season the most magical time of the year for people of all ages.

Here's a breakdown of some festive adult experiences people can explore this season:

1. Santa’s Secret

Santa's Secret is a festive pop-up promising a magical journey through a winter wonderland. It's an adult event where you can expect whimsical holiday decorations, photo opportunities, themed drinks, and interactive fun for all ages. Santa’s Secret often includes themed drinks, holiday music, and special performances.

Date: Nov. 20 - Dec. 31, 2024

Duration: Approximately two hours

Price: General admission tickets start at $58.64

Location: The Beverly Center - 8500 Beverly Blvd, L.A., CA 90048

Age requirement: The content is for mature audiences. All attendees must be 18+ to enter and 21+ with a valid ID to drink

Accessibility: The venue is Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant

2. Frosty’s Christmas Pop-Up

Located in Hollywood, Frosty’s Christmas Bar turns a prime spot into a dazzling winter wonderland. This pop-up is packed with Christmas decorations, themed drinks, and immersive experiences. It opened Nov. 29 and runs through the end of December. It’s perfect for those who want to enjoy a drink amidst a sea of twinkling lights and holiday cheer. Tickets can be purchased online through their official website with prices starting around $20 for entry.

Dates: Nov. 29 - Dec. 30

Price: Frosty's L.A. general admission is priced at $10.80. The ticket prices go up to $21.10, which includes entry to Frosty's Christmas Bar along with a hat and festive lightbulb necklace.

Location: 6555 Hollywood Blvd, L.A., CA 90028

Ticket Sales: Tickets can be purchased through https://frostyschristmas.bar/los-angeles/ticketing/.

3. The Elf Bar

The Elf Bar is a quirky holiday event hosted by the Pattern Bar House of Agave in L.A. The event channels the energy of a holiday gathering with a playful twist. People can expect themed cocktails, a cheerful atmosphere, and Christmas tunes all night long. It’s a great spot for those looking for a casual, merry night out in L.A. Pricing and dates are typically in line with other pop-up events, hovering around $20-$30 for admission, with options to reserve tables for groups. 

This year’s highlights for The Elf Bar includes an elves galore where you will be surrounded by 100s of festive elf figurines of all shapes and sizes. The pop-up event also promises to be a holiday haven with an upside-down tree, wreath chandeliers, and twinkling lights. Attendees can also enjoy elf-themed food and games and take unique selfies against the magical Christmas backdrop. 

Dates: Dec. 7,8,14,15,21,22,23,24

Duration: 90 minutes

Price: $18.91 including booking fee

Location: Pattern Bar House of Agave

Ticket Sales: Tickets can be purchased https://feverup.com 

Age requirement: Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. You must be above 21 to buy and consume alcohol.

Accessibility: The venue is ADA compliant

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4. Holly Jolly Holiday Piano Bar

The Holly Jolly Piano Bar brings a singalong atmosphere to L.A.’s holiday scene. Set in a cozy venue decorated with lights and garlands, this event invites guests to enjoy live piano performances of both classic and modern holiday songs. Admission includes one themed cocktail, and you can join fellow carolers in a joyous singalong. 

Dates: Nov. 15 - Dec. 22

Duration: 90-minute reservation

Price: General admission ticket will start at $23 per person which will include one welcome cocktail. Saturdays and Sundays in December will have a brunch which starts at $50 per person including a main entree along with a welcome cocktail.

Location: 603 N La Cienega Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069, USA

Ticket Sales: Reservations can be made through Bucketlisters

Age requirement: This event is 21+

5. Krampus Cove Cocktail Experience

For a unique twist on holiday cheer, the Krampus Cove Cocktail Experience presents an experiential holiday pop-up that celebrates the pulpy, creepy side of Christmas. Krampus Cove mixes festive and spooky themes, drawing inspiration from the darker side of folklore. This pop-up offers gothic holiday decor and themed drinks that are sure to stand out. 

These pop-ups are some of the best ways to enjoy L.A.’s holiday spirit, from over-the-top decorations to festive cocktails. Whether you’re out for a fun family day or a night of holiday cheer with friends, there’s something for everyone. For more details and to purchase tickets, check out each event's official site or popular event platforms like Eventbrite and Bucketlisters for the latest updates.

Dates: Dec. 5 - Dec. 22

Duration: 90 minutes

Time: 6:30 p.m., 8;30 p.m.

Price: Tickets starts from $23.18

Location: Cole's French Dip, 118 E 6th St, L.A.

Ticket Sales: Tickets can be purchased from Eventbrite

Age requirement: This event is 21+

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