The LIFE program is enrolling riders throughout Los Angeles County. Once you’re in the program, you can load 20 free regional rides on Metro or purchase a discounted pass on any of 13 LIFE participating transit agencies (see this page for list). Join us at an upcoming event to enroll [continue reading]
Metro Art Presents is collaborating with the world-renowned puppetry organization, Bob Baker Marionette Theater, to celebrate Bob Baker Day with Bob Baker Day Meets Union Station. We’ve teamed up to [continue reading]
The holiday season is here and while things have been pretty unusual, there are still ways to find a bit of joy while staying safe. Here’s a quick round up of [continue reading]
From an outdoor dance summer series to the acrobatics of capoeira, here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events happening in August: Friday, August 2: “Movements at Union Station,” an all-new series featuring three different Los Angeles based DJ collectives. Join us on Union Station’s South Patio for the [continue reading]
As planets go, ours is a beaut. In celebration of Earth Day on Monday, April 22, Metro is offering free rides on our buses, trains, and bike share bikes. The [continue reading]
Pasadena’s eighteen cultural institutions will keep their doors open late this Friday for ArtNight — an evening of free exhibitions, music and entertainment. The event will be open to the [continue reading]
Happy Halloween Source Readers! The West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval is back, and due to massive crowds there will be street closures in the area. Several Metro buses—Line 2, 4, 10, 30, 105, 704 and [continue reading]
Friday Interior design lovers can see custom furniture pieces for free at Think Tank Gallery in the Fashion District Friday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. The first-ever LA*SHO will [continue reading]
The Pasadena Playhouse is now presenting the multi-award winning production, The Whipping Man, starring Adam Haas Hunter, Jarrod M. Smith and theatre and television star, Charlie Robinson. The historical drama, written [continue reading]
A Sam Smith concert, a Mexican dance performance and a pair of museum exhibits are just a taste of what Los Angeles has to offer this weekend. See what else [continue reading]
