Check out Burbank’s best Halloween decorations, Día de los Muertos events, a new must-see exhibit at MOCA, and more this Halloween weekend.

November brings plenty of things to do in Los Angeles as we gear up for holidays from Veterans Day to Thanksgiving and full steam ahead to Christmas. Don’t miss our favorite kid-friendly events and activities in Los Angeles this month.

Watch "Scream" at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Paddle with witches in Redondo Beach. Get lost in the Santa Monica Pier's trippy fun house. There's a Halloween event for every Angeleno.

Nov. 8 — Pomona: Enjoy some festive fun at the Second Saturday ArtWalk and Day of the Dead festival. Activities include art galleries, car show, music and live performing stages, (paid) beer gardens, food and more. 5-10 p.m. 197 W. Second St., Pomona. downtownpomona.org/hastalamuerte

Trick-or-treating at a place full of glorious growls and throaty roars and all sorts of animal amazingness? This is no fanciful movie nor old tale: You can costume-up and collect goodies at the Los Angeles Zoo Oct.

The Grove, a couple's massage and crab fried rice at Farmhouse Thai are on the agenda for the 'All's Fair' star.

Here is a sampling of things to do in the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los Angeles area.

LA County Parks, Kidspace Children's Museum, the Natural History Museum, Smorgasburg LA, Olvera Street, and the Bowers Museum all will have Day of the Dead events on either Nov. 1 or 2 (or both dates); check the fest/venue that interests you for details on attending, tickets, and if entry is free