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In partnership with Metro, Zocalo Public Square today is beginning a year-long series of short profiles of Metro riders. The profiles can be found here everyday: http://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/mylacommute/ I think the first seven profiles posted this morning provide a nice glimpse into the many different people and the wide variety of places they go on the Metro [continue reading]
DJ Rob Sevier will be holding a free performance at Amoeba Music tonight at 9 p.m. If you feel like checking it out, make sure to Go Metro! While you’re there, do [continue reading]
Construction continues along Crenshaw Boulevard for the Crenshaw/LAX Line, which means fencing, detours and other activity that may make the neighborhood bit difficult to navigate. However, the businesses located there are absolutely open [continue reading]
The Metro Presents series of arts and cultural events launched its new year of programming on Jan. 3 at Union Station with kicks, flips and splits. About 200 capoeira ‘players’ of all ages [continue reading]
Friday Help welcome the young and highly-talented alto saxophonist Josh Johnson to the City of Angels at the Blue Whale Jazz+Art Space in Little Tokyo. Johnson recently moved to L.A. [continue reading]
First things first: The answer is yes, Metro plans to have another “Speed Dating on the Red Line” event this year to celebrate Valentine’s Day. We’ll have more details soon but circle Friday, Feb. 13th, on your calendar. Yes, Friday the 13th. But let’s be optimistic. Really, how unlucky can you [continue reading]
Are you a fan of the Los Angeles Clippers? If so, see your team take on the Dallas Mavericks this Saturday, January 10 at the Staples Center. The game begins [continue reading]
We hope Franz Ferdinand had a good ride — the above photo was taken on the Red/Purple Line subway (we’re guessing it’s an older pic) and was posted on their [continue reading]
Want to help others and help yourself at the same time? Eat, Shop, Play Crenshaw, buy great stuff, do fun things, eat delicious food and be eligible for fabulous cash [continue reading]
As per usual, floats from the parade are displayed at Victory Park in Pasadena this weekend. To view the floats at the park, take the Gold Line to the Sierra Madre Villa Station, the final station on the Gold Line. Go the first level of the adjacent Gold Line parking [continue reading]
