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    Patricia D.

    This was the perfect event for the spooky season! Heritage Square will always be the best venue in Los Angeles. I enjoyed the outside space and Victorian houses. There were numerous vendors available, offering a range of services and delicious food. We saw a vendor who provided readings from scanning people's irises. There were traditional tarot cards and psychic readers. Admission was less than $20 each. My best friend found a cute ring and a little trinket she got for her goddaughter. I went straight to their boba stand, and it was delicious. The boba had the chewy texture I enjoy. My husband went to the coffee booth, and it gave me the extra boost he needed to explore the market. There was live music, which was dope. We enjoyed Juan Narcos' performance! Parking can be limited just like everywhere else in Los Angeles. Plan ahead! Overall, attending the market was a good time. There was plenty to see! We're definitely returning next year!

    Amber D.

    This was my first time ever going to Magic Market and Heritage Square, so it was fantastic to check both off my bucket list! The festival was very easy to navigate and see all of the vendors. And don't get me started on the variety! So many things to buy and do! My friends and I got aura photos taken which were lovely and we all got a lip reading as well which was so much fun and something I had never heard of! Would totally go again!

    Vegan Taco Plate was AMAZING!!
    Jacqueline H.

    We had such a great time here at Magic Market! The parking lot/ entrance was a bit hard to find, but for those who are looking it's a small parking lot located right across the heritage square station parking lot. Once we were able to find parking, getting inside was a breeze! All the workers were so nice and friendly. The attendees were also so friendly. The best part was Magic Market is pet friendly and my senior Chihuahua had such a wonderful time there. The food was also amazing!! We had the vegan taco plate & also the vegan hot dogs and coming from a non vegetarian person, I gave it a 10/10. All the booths had curated handmade jewelry, candles, etc which was a plus. The lines for tarot readings / card readings were a bit long and we came there late and so we weren't able to do those so next time coming early as possible is recommended. They even had live performers to bring the good vibes throughout the market. Overall, I would definitely come back (and would even bring a blanket as recommended on the website) to be able to sit and enjoy more with my dog. Thank you for such a cute little magical market! It was such amazing and positive energy all around

    Karina N.

    Such a cool experience for spooky season! Loved the whole vibe--and dressing up made it even better. Definitely a must-do for some festive fun!

    Beautiful garden.

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    Poor parking instructions wasted more than an hour on parking. The event was not great and not worth the struggle. Don't bother.

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