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Union Station

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Time Out says

Opened in 1939 on the site of the original Chinatown, it was the last of the great American rail stations to be built, at a cost at the time of $11 million. By 1971, just seven passenger trains a day were running here; however, it's a bit busier today, and its Mission-style exterior, marble floors, high ceilings and decorative tiles make it a handsome place. However, don't confuse it with the Spanish colonial post office that stands next to it.

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Uncorked Wine Festival

More than 100 wines, plus food trucks, live music and a classic L.A. setting—sounds like a perfect Saturday to us. Uncorked Wine Fest returns to Union Station for its 10th anniversary in L.A.—sending wine fiends into a frenzy with some incredible varietals from around the world. General admission will allow you to sip from 6 to 9pm, while VIP ticketholders get an extra hour to imbibe starting at 5pm, as well as access to the station’s historic Fred Harvey restaurant, with dedicated seating and even more premium wineries. New this year—and perfect for those partaking in Dry January—is a “zero proof lounge” with nonalcoholic wines and mocktails. Tickets include all beverage tastings, with food sold separately.
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