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Photo by Natt Muangsiri, via Flickr creative commons Here's the news release from Metrolink: LOS ANGELES – Metrolink will offer safe, affordable service directly to the L.A. County Fair beginning this weekend and continuing on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the month of September. Metrolink's San Bernardino Line trains will add [continue reading]
Even though the Metro Purple Line is the shortest rail line in Los Angeles County, there’s an endless amount of places to go and sights to see at every stop. With the help of Metro, you can experience the Purple Line all day for only $5 with a $5 Day [continue reading]
The 5th annual Taste of East L.A. will be serving up tasty eats on Saturday, September 7. The event starts at 11 a.m. and ends at 8 p.m. and cost for the event is $20 for 20 Taste Coupons. Located at East L.A. Civic Center Station off of the Metro [continue reading]
In a time where old record stores are prehistoric to an avid music fan, Amoeba Music Store stands out as a ruby in the rough. Amoeba is a one-of-a-kind shopping experience in the heart of downtown Hollywood and has become a destination for music fans around the world to dig [continue reading]
When people in LA County hear “bus rapid transit,” the first thought is the Metro Orange Line. What’s bus rapid transit? In the words of LA County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, “It is like a rail line on rubber tires.” The Orange Line has made great strides since its opening in [continue reading]
Summer in Los Angeles can’t end without an outdoor movie screening and guess what: it’s still summer. Luckily, both Eat See Hear and Street Food Cinema provide outdoor movie experiences until September 14. Each event brings together the best food trucks, bands, comedians, and more to keep you full, happy [continue reading]
Summer is almost over which means that kids will be going back to school. Organizing a last minute summer getaway does not have to be difficult, time consuming, or expensive. An easy way to jam pack last minute fun is to ride the Metro Red Line which provides family-fun for [continue reading]
H2O Music Festival takes place this Saturday, August 17 at the Los Angeles State Historic Park. Headliners include Pitbull, A Tribe Called Quest and Roberto Tapia, and many other artists will also be performing. Doors open to the public at 3 p.m. and the festival ends around midnight. Tickets can [continue reading]
The Hollywood Bowl is synonymous with the atmosphere, ambience and activity of summer. You can listen to great music ranging from classical to jazz to rock and enjoy a delicious picnic with a loved one. This season, artists such as Yoyo Ma, Diana Ross, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Vampire Weekend, [continue reading]
Farmers’ markets bring fresh, local and often organic produce to communities across L.A. County. They’re also a great place to find fun food vendors and best of all, it’s free if you just want to wander around and browse. Many of them are within reach by Metro, and here are [continue reading]
