Magic Market's Bewitched at Heritage Square

Magic Market's Bewitched is a market built for the witchy heart, and it lands in Los Angeles just ahead of Halloween. If you're mapping out things to do in Los Angeles this October, this one trades the usual haunted-house screams for candles, crystals and a lot of velvet.

When: Saturday, October 10, 2026, 5 to 10 PM Where: 3510 Pasadena Avenue, Los Angeles (Heritage Square Museum) Price: $17.85 to $71.21 on Eventbrite

What to expect

The organizers describe an intentionally curated market, so the lineup leans toward makers rather than mass-produced Halloween stock. Vendors cover metaphysical and occult supplies, candles, crystals, herbs, vintage clothes and decor, jewelry, plants, art, oddities and accessories. Local artists perform live while you browse.

Your ticket also includes entry to the event and available historic house tours. That is a real draw: the grounds are home to preserved Victorian-era buildings, which makes a fitting backdrop for a spooky-season evening.

Costumes are encouraged. The organizers ask guests to come dressed in their most witchy, vintage or spooky outfit, and they say a standout look might end up featured in a reel.

Practical info

The market runs from 5 to 10 PM, so plan on an after-work visit and bring a little extra cash or a charged phone for vendor purchases. Children under 8 are free. Pets are welcome as long as they stay on a leash or in a stroller, which is useful to know if your crew includes a dog who also owns a cape.

The event page also lists October 11 as a second market evening, so check Eventbrite if Saturday doesn't work. Ticket prices vary by tier, and the page lists a range rather than a single price, so pick the level that fits before you buy.

The address sits just off Pasadena Avenue near the Arroyo Seco, a short drive from downtown and Highland Park. Parking details aren't spelled out on the listing, so allow extra time on arrival and consider a rideshare.

More ideas

Looking for LA events this weekend beyond this market? Browse our festivals page, or see the neighborhood guides for what else is happening nearby. Autumn fills up fast, and the upcoming events in Los Angeles list is worth a look before the calendar gets crowded.