Had a great time while participating in this unique immersive experience. So glad it was on my list…read moreof things to see while visiting Horror Row in Burbank. I guess they change the exhibit seasonally, so maybe I'll visit it again once changed.

Wanted to see what the hype is about with Camp Horror, a newish store on Magnolia, specialized in…read morehorror everything. It is fun to browse, especially that Halloween season is coming. A tad too crowded for my taste, you can find everything from clothes, shoes, decor to branded keychains and various knickknacks. Don't know why I would get their branded merchandise since this is a new place, but anyways. Prices are on the high side, the place is fun to browse, cool decor, hunted house like, but a bit too trendy for me.

i LOVE this place so so much…read more this is like the perfect place for oddities and gifts. it's also just a cool vibe to walk around. i wish so desperately they would do movie nights of old horror flicks. even if it's just folding chairs and a little projector. that would be a dream.

Fun interactive experience with the kid and I don't want to give anything away with pictures after…read morethe first room although I'm sure others have already posted them. We opted to get one of the blasters to shoot targets for things to move and hear. If it would have been a little less crowded when we got in it would have been better. Other visitors that we caught up to were pretty involved in themselves and made people wait for them to finish taking their pictures every 5 steps. The museum staff does try to regulate the amount of people but unfortunately they can't really go in and tell people to move it along. I think it maybe a little overpriced but it was fun and I like to support small businesses. When you're done with the museum the stores are fun to check out and they have all sorts of things if you're interested in horror movies and macabre things.

I found this pop up market on Instagram and was looking forward to it. I drove by and there were a…read morelot of people in the area so it was easy to spot. I had to drive through the neighborhoods to find parking because that's all there was. I like the area it's situated in because there are many other creepy themed storefronts and restaurants. It's on a busy main road so crossing the street can be scary. I was a bit disappointed because the market was so tiny. Not a lot of vendors fit into this little side building sliver. Though, I was happy to see many of the shops were familiar and exciting. I did buy a goosebumps mask (pictured) and turned it into a Christmas wreath lol. Big win there. Will I be back? Maybe? If anything, I'd come back to visit the other shops in the area, while this event is there. I'd just come earlier to avoid exploring the neighborhoods.

FREE pop-up market in Burbank! It usually happens twice a year, check instagram to find out when…read morethe next event is @terror_market Kid & pet friendly!

Lover's Paradise in Sherman Oaks!…read more Kreepy Halloween in Sherman Oaks is the spot for everything spooky! From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by an incredible selection of costumes, decorations, and animatronics -- it honestly feels like Halloween heaven. They have something for everyone, whether you're decking out your home, office, or throwing a full-on haunted party. Prices are fair, and there are always great deals to be found. I was impressed by how easy it was to find exactly what I needed -- from last-minute costume accessories to large-scale animatronics and detailed décor pieces. The staff is friendly, and the store layout makes browsing fun and effortless. If you love Halloween (or even just like to decorate), this place is a must-visit. You'll definitely leave feeling inspired -- and probably with a cart full of spooky treasures!

Kreepy Halloween is an off-shoot of Glendale Halloween apparently. This store is located off of…read moreRiverside Dr. & Woodman Ave. in Sherman Oaks. It's a big store dedicated to all things Halloween and Christmas, which is a weird mix but whatevers. There's hardly any circulation inside the store and it doesn't help that everything smells musty, which tracks considering how old the costumes are. There's a decent selection of everything you could possibly be looking for, but they're outdated and it feels like someone's trying to offload a bunch of things they've been keeping in storage. Overall if you don't want to shop online and want to look at Halloween things in-person, it might be worth a look. Truth be told though, you'll be able to find everything cheaper and in better quality elsewhere.

This unforgettable gem of a shop is exactly why shopping local is always better. Their collection…read moreof jewelry, stationary items, books, and art are creative, whimsical, and intentionally curated. They're a shop with personality and the people here are so kind and community centered. I stopped by for their cards and accessories which were all affordably priced. Some of the items also help fund great causes. I'm so glad I wandered in.

Roaming around the Magnolia and California Street area of Burbank, California with my friends...we…read morestopped at several local shops. I felt like I was transported to a plain of positivity when we entered Stay Home Friend. This store has merchandise from local artists, creators and designers. Books, greeting cards, jewelry, candles and so much more! The cashier was a friendly woman who told us about her brother that's a scuba diver in Florida. I fell in love with the sterling silver Leo earrings. I had to buy them! There were other zodiac signs as well. I might return and buy them for my friends and family as their birthday gifts. This place is AWESOME! I highly recommend you swing by and support local artists.

Making up a song about Coralineeeee!!!!…read more This Coraline-themed exhibit has been on my bucket list for months and it was so lovely to finally get a chance to check it out this month! It's a bit smaller and only a few rooms, but you can really tell that a lot of love and care was put into building this experience based on the level of attention of detail that the curator put into each piece. I don't think reservations are needed, but you can check in at the front and pay the $15.00/per person admission fee to the host. She accepts card/tap for payment and there are photos and videos allowed for her exhibit. I don't think visits are timed either, which is nice because you don't have to feel rushed and can really appreciate each piece. Halloween has always been my favorite holiday and I'm glad that this exhibit has been around long before spooky season officially started, and that I was able to catch the tail end of it. It seems like because they were wrapping things up and setting up for their Hocus Pocus/Michael Myers exhibit, there may have been a whole other room of pieces we missed out on, so I'll have to sleuthe the Internet to see what that looked like, lol. 'twas a phenomenal time for witchy gals like myself and I'm glad I didn't miss out on this pop-up! Looking forward to their other cool themes in the future.

I'm a huge Coraline fan, so when I found out this gallery was hosting a Coraline exhibit, I knew I…read morehad to check it out! My niece is a huge fan too, so I took her with me. We arrived right when they opened at noon, and admission was $15. The exhibit runs through June 17th. We practically had the whole gallery to ourselves, which made the experience even more enjoyable. There were so many amazing pieces of Coraline inspired artwork, and the entire gallery was decorated super cool. One of the rooms was designed similar to a scene from the movie, which was such a cool touch! Outside, they also had props and characters like Wybie and Mr. Bobinsky that made it for more picture perfect. We had such a wonderful time visiting this exhibit and would definitely recommend it to any Coraline fan!

Pergolina is a small, quaint boutique in the heart of Toluca Lake, on Riverside dr. that has been…read morearound in the area for many years. The place is cute, nicely decorated, with great gift ideas on display. A bot of everything: candles, home decor, jewelry, lots of it. Prices are a tad on the higher side, but the quality is very good, worth the splurge from time to time. Cute place to shop at. Parking- a bit of a hunt in the area, some street parking around. Closed on Sundays!

This store is AMAZING and all the candles smell sooooo good! The lady who works here is awesome and…read moreshe has amazing taste in jewelry!! I love the bird's chirping in the back of this store. She has some cool retro stuff too. Come in and shop here anytime!! Great music playing subtly in the background.

This store is combined with the Mystic Museum and consists of multiple rooms, with some interactive…read moreexhibits in the store itself so visitors can engage with these experiences without buying a ticket to the actual museum on site (though I recommend checking out the museum too). Lots of monster themed merchandise for sale, skeletons, halloween snack bowls, Stranger Things cookbook, novelty accessories, evil character masks, dead insect and animal displays, creepy sculptures, and of course photo ops galore, like the camp horror boat scene with Jason Voorhees.

Definitely a cool store if you like oddities, macabre, and some spooky goodies. I came in with some…read morefriends and we browsed around the store for a good while as there is a lot to see. If you are into horror and such this is definitely a spot you would like. There are a variety of items to purchase here. Some are more run of the mill mass produced items like candles, purses, slippers, books and such. While other items were clearly thrifted and one of a kind or vintage. Very neat to have that kind of a variety. For example you can get a $20 skill candle or a $400 old operating table. See what I mean? It's definitely a great store to browse around. I easily spent 20 minutes just looking between their three rooms. The reason I did dock one star though is that while it was fun to browse, it's not necessarily my kind of merch. To each their own. Even more so I did find some of the prices to be a little high, maybe it's just me. One example I could give was I found a pretty simple necklace with a bat and heart that I've literally seen a hundred times over at Claire's. That necklace easily is about $7 or so, but here they were selling it for $35. I get they need to make a profit but the quality wasn't there and it was giving child's costume jewelry at a more expensive price. Surely they need to make the rent and knowing that a lot of people who come in are more so "just looking around" it makes sense prices need to be adjusted. A final positive to end on a good note is that the staff are absolutely lovely here. There were multiple staff working which I appreciated. Everyone was very very nice and welcoming. I love their passion for this store and enthusiasm. Nice people work here and I'm glad there is a store like this around for those who can truly appreciate what it has to offer.