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The oldest open air market in the city, the Grand Central Market is located in the bustling downtown area of Los Angeles. This has been a one stop shopping destination for everyday wants since 1917. From fresh produce to fresh meats, perfumes to liquor and jewelry to grains, you will find all you need. This huge market even has several restaurants on-site and is known as a foodie's paradise. Come and experience the flavors and sights of this market; a favorite with locals!

Center Street Promenade in downtown Anaheim is prominent for attracting hoards of tourists and locals year after year with the Anaheim Nutcracker Holiday Festival, but it is also a wonderful place to be on a lazy afternoon. The area features a pedestrian-only shopping district running for several blocks along West Center Street and is home to a slew of holiday festivities and events. During Christmas, expect a visit from Santa Claus, live musicians, and carolers. Stop by any time during the rest of the year to sample food from a lovely variety of local eateries lining the promenade or to pick up gifts in the many shops and boutiques in the area.

Chaque année, à la fin du mois d'octobre, le Los Angeles Farmers Market accueille le Fall Festival (Festival d'automne). Celui-ci est une célébration de l'Oktoberfest, avec des sculptures de citrouilles, de la danse et des concerts. Pour les enfants, il y a un mini zoo, ainsi que des ateliers artisanaux. Le Farmers Market Festival est une excellente sortie pour la famille, afin de célébrer l'arrivée de la saison.

Years ago, one of the summer rituals for L.A. children was a new pair of huaraches from Olvera Street and maybe some Mexican jumping beans. Nowadays those rituals are a year-round treat on this cobblestone street, which is a block-long cornucopia of traditional Mexican clothing, artwork, gifts, leather goods, novelties and restaurants. There is also a Visitors Center where tourists can appreciate the complimentary screening of a film which depicts early life in Los Angeles. Olvera Street was created in the 1930s and comprises the area known as the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument, which is the site of the city's beginnings. Free tours are given to the public by the Las Angelinas, a non-profit organization.

Touted to be one of the best places to savor Indian food, the Samosa House is a must-visit for lovers of Indian cuisine. Relish the delicious Indian delights like Samosas, Pakoras, curries, and tasty drinks like Lassi, Chai, or Ginger Beer. Patrons will be delighted with the selection and helpful hands at the superb shop attached near the restaurant. The shops shelves are packed with jars of chutneys, sauces, spices, and a selection of flours, including gram and chickpeas, and everything you'll ever need to make a curry from scratch. Don't leave without sampling the homemade pickles or baked goods.

Conveniently located in the heart of Encino, California, Encino Commons is easily accessible and serves as a central meeting point for residents. This lively commercial center offers a mix of shops, restaurants, and services. From trendy boutiques to cozy cafes and professional offices, Encino Commons comes alive with vibrancy. The area features well-maintained surroundings and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a popular destination for the community. Whether you're looking for fashionable boutiques or cute cafes, Encino Commons has something for everyone to enjoy.