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Enjoyed by thousands of people every summer, Nisei Week is one of the nation’s longest running cultural festivals of its kind. The 78th annual edition of this Japanese-American celebration takes [continue reading]
From a dance party under the stars led by KCRW’s finest to the conclusion of our food themed film screening series, here’s your guide to the Metro Art events happening in [continue reading]
UPDATE, AUG. 6 — Also, try taking the boat to Seal Beach from Long Beach! Looks like L.A. is bracing for a long, hot, sweltering summer…which means more opportunities for [continue reading]
If you’re heading to the Luke Bryan concert at Dodger Stadium on July 28, consider taking the Dodger Stadium Express. Buses will be running from Union Station starting at 4 p.m. and [continue reading]
Warner Center Shuttle service will be extended south to Ventura Boulevard seven nights a week from 9:30 p.m. to 4 a.m. starting Sunday, July 22. Here is the new timetable. [continue reading]
Check out the video above to see how we’ve been dealing with World Cup fever. We also predict the winner of World Cup 2018 using a highly scientific selection formula with a 101 percent accuracy rate. (Purchase the buses used in the video at Metro’s Pop-Up Shop — find out [continue reading]
Take a little more transit and eat a little less meat — two things you can do to reduce your impact on the environment. In this installment of Meatless Mondays [continue reading]
Union Station has partnered with California Certified Farmers Markets to bring the new Train-to-Table Farmers Market to Union Station’s South Patio (it’s next to the waiting room) beginning this Thursday, [continue reading]
From a diverse range of concerts to multi-cultural dance workshops to a food themed film screening series, here’s your guide to the Metro Art events happening in July. All are free [continue reading]
Union Station’s Summer Train Fest will set “Dreams in Motion” with an up-close look at the magic of train travel on Saturday, July 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. [continue reading]
