
Foam Sword Fighting Meetup In Inglewood- Sat Oct 24
Starting a meetup where we use light foam weapons to fight each other and play games. It’s that sound interesting to you. I’ll be at Edward Vincent Jr Park. Saturday Oct 24 at 2pm

Starting a meetup where we use light foam weapons to fight each other and play games. It’s that sound interesting to you. I’ll be at Edward Vincent Jr Park. Saturday Oct 24 at 2pm
Not asking for money. Just hate to see them go to waste. Paid 150 for the pair. Dm if interested.
Edit: 9:30 Showing of IT movie in “shared reality” Cosm experience.
UPDATE: tickets have been given away
I (37F) moved to Inglewood a few months ago to move in with my husband. I used to live in Los Feliz which had a lot of live music, poetry events, movies (American Cinematheque, indie theatres, etc.). I don't drink and am not particularly interested in bars, but would love to hear about where other 30 something and 40 something year olds hang out in Inglewood. What do you do for fun? Where do you go?
I know Leimert Park well and go to events there sometimes (World Stage etc.). I occasionally go to shows at the Miracle. I'm looking for additional options to make local friends. My husband is an introvert so he doesn't have a ton of recommendations lol. TIA!
Halloween is coming, and I want to spend October collecting the strangest stories Inglewood has to offer.
Every place has its legends. The house nobody stays in for long. The stretch of road where drivers swear they saw someone standing on the side of the road. The old hospital, the closed-down theater, the cemetery that feels a little too quiet after dark. Or the personal ones: the thing you saw as a kid that you still can't explain, or the night something happened that you've only told a handful of people about.
We want to hear your stories! What's the most haunting or unexplained thing you've experienced or heard here?
Firsthand accounts, family stories, urban legends, and historical oddities are all welcome. Skeptics are welcome too; sometimes the best part is figuring out what really happened. Happy haunting. 🎃