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There'll be breakfast at Shakers, a jaunt with the dogs at Rosie's Beach and the best soup dumplings you can get at the mall.

Come to the Witch's Cottage in NoHo for the hidden wonders, but stay for dragon-themed deviled eggs and rum-heavy cocktails.

The pitch for the theme park was to show the Golden State as a romanticized destination, celebrating our people, our nature, our food and our glamour through a lighthearted, optimistic lens. Did it succeed? Does it matter?

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At 99, Betye Saar is an icon in the Los Angeles art world. On her perfect Sunday, she'd visit the Pasadena Community College Flea Market, the Huntington and the Apple Pan.

Spencer Richardson, who's bringing rehabbed music technology back into circulation, is finding that millennials are increasingly drawn to analog devices in an era when everything else disappears into the digital ether.

We break down the significance of the potential locations, including Leimert Park, Central Avenue, Exposition Park, Adams Boulevard near Arlington Avenue and others.