Angel City Brewery Tacos & Trivia Tuesday
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The King Trivia format runs through several rounds of varied general knowledge questions, with a host who keeps the energy up and the pace honest. Teams of up to six people compete for prizes. The crowd that shows up for Tacos & Trivia is a mix of Arts District regulars, downtown workers, and trivia enthusiasts who have made this a standing Tuesday commitment — the kind of weekly event that creates the community around itself over time.
Angel City Brewery, 216 Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Arts District, downtown LA. Tuesday evenings 7-9 PM. Free to play. Parking in the brewery lot and surrounding street parking. Metro: Little Tokyo/Arts District station on the Gold Line, short walk. The brewery has full bar service, rotating craft beers, and a rotating food vendor setup. Come with a team or form one when you arrive — the host facilitates mixing.
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