All Hallows Eve is but a few days away, and once again, the City of Beverly Hills is second to none when it comes to holiday decor in the spooky spirit.
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On Oct. 23, the City of Beverly Hills and its Human Relations Commission will host a new donation drive called "Day of Giving."
The city is preparing for thousands to attend and help kick off the holiday season.
On Oct. 8, members of the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills joined the Operation Gratitude project, helping put together 8,000 gift boxes which will be delivered to active military members, veterans and first responders.
Hosted by Bixel and Company, the event raised over $300,000 to support Happy Trails for Kids.
The Rotary Club of Beverly Hills is organizing its Annual Toy, Sweatshirts, Sweaters and Blankets drive on Oct. 22.
The new Beverly Hills Shake Shack on South Santa Monica Boulevard was the site of the Oct. 13 Business with Bosse event, with community members taking the opportunity to meet and mingle with Mayor Lili Bosse.
The meeting began with updates from Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse on issues brought forward at the previous Sep. 13 meeting, such as recognizing community healers, usage of bike lane next to Roxbury Park, and homeless outreach resources for the public.
This week, the Beverly Hills outpost of Christie's Los Angeles is showcasing high- lights from the art collection once owned by the late Microsoft co-founder, Paul Allen.
The event honored Diane Keaton with the "Brass Ring Award," and included entertainment by by music icons John Legend, Andy Grammer and Deborah Cox.