Welcome the month of September with three things to do this Labor Day weekend

Look no further to enjoy these three hidden gems over the long four-day weekend
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By Alyson Cerna, Sports Editor
Aug 31, 2024
BARD IN THE PARK: Independent Shakespeare Theatre presents selected William Shakespeare plays at Griffith Park.
BARD IN THE PARK: Independent Shakespeare Theatre presents selected William Shakespeare plays at Griffith Park.
CREATIVE COMMONS
Long weekend, endless films
Long weekend, endless films

​​Are you interested in films- ranging from silent to modern? The Cinecon Classic Film Festival is celebrating its 60th anniversary by showcasing an assortment of shorts and films that receive a lack of attention and praise. Join other film enthusiasts this weekend, up until Sep. 2, and dive into the world of obscure media. Writers Guild Theater, 135 S Doheny Dr, Los Angeles

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BARD IN THE PARK: Independent Shakespeare Theatre presents selected William Shakespeare plays at Griffith Park.
An evening with Shakespeare

Uniting all Shakespeare lovers is a series of productions that bring to life and reenact some of his biggest projects. Held at the historic Old Zoo in Griffith Park, the Independent Shakespeare Co. hosts these performances weekly on grass. Reservations are required to enter, so make sure to gather up your friends and ensure your spot ahead of time!

BARD IN THE PARK: Independent Shakespeare Theatre presents selected William Shakespeare plays at Griffith Park. (CREATIVE COMMONS)
EATS AND CRAFTS: A juicy, beefy offering from Wangyu Bone Marrow Brothers restaurant (L) is one of a myriad of delicacies offered at the 626 Night Market in Arcadia. Vendors also offer merchandise and crafts, like the anime character pin from Pin Plugged.
Night Market delights: Discovering Asian food and businesses

Hosted in Santa Anita Park’s front Paddock Gardens, the 626 Night Market floods with over 250 Asian street food vendors, live music, and games. With attractions appealing to all ages, this night market aims to unify and promote local talent, including chefs and performers. You can enjoy an array of artists and culture-infused treats with friends and family from Friday, Aug. 18 to Sunday, Sep. 1. Doors open at 4 PM and close at 11 PM, so make sure to set aside a few solid hours to indulge in tastiness that 626 Night Market has to offer! Tickets are available at the door and online. 

EATS AND CRAFTS: A juicy, beefy offering from Wangyu Bone Marrow Brothers restaurant (L) is one of a myriad of delicacies offered at the 626 Night Market in Arcadia. Vendors also offer merchandise and crafts, like the anime character pin from Pin Plugged. (COURTESY | 626 NIGHT MARKET)
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Alyson Cerna
Alyson Cerna, Sports Editor
Alyson Cerna is the Sports Editor for The Mirror, the award-winning student newspaper and website at Van Nuys High School in Los Angeles. In her third year in journalism, she’s enjoyed writing about topics ranging from powdered wigs to Bronny James and everything in between. As an avid boba consumer, she believes her addiction has largely contributed to her local boba shop’s annual earnings. Her frequent indulgence in music and content from the band My Chemical Romance has solidified them as her favorite band, with her closet full of their merchandise. Above all, she enjoys surrounding herself with anything silly and whimsical, whether it’s watching “My Little Pony” or spiraling through an array of literature. She plans to pursue a degree in philosophy with hopes of later becoming a lawyer.
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