general Go Metro
Go Metro to CicLAvia: Culver City Meets Mar Vista + Palms! The first CicLAvia of 2019 is taking place this Sunday, March 3, with the route running between Culver City and Venice. [continue reading]
A new photo exhibit called Forward Motion is on display at Union Station featuring the powerful and imaginative work of artist Michele Asselin. The artwork will be on display for [continue reading]
Join Metro-commissioned artist Clare Rojas and artist Ramekon O’Arwisters for a Crochet Jam on Feb. 23! The Jam, produced by O’Arwisters, positions participatory art-making as a platform for story exchange [continue reading]
Welcome back to another installment of Fitness Fridays, where we feature various ways you can combine transit and fitness. In this post, we head to Ernest E. Debs Regional Park via the [continue reading]
Go Metro to one of L.A.’s oldest traditions at the 120th annual Golden Dragon Parade this Saturday, Feb. 9. The Chinatown Central Plaza celebration includes almost two dozen floats, marching bands, entertainers, [continue reading]
We’re hosting free bike classes across L.A. County! Whether you’re new to biking or just new to biking on city streets, these classes can help you become more comfortable with riding in [continue reading]
It’s a new year and we’re bringing you a new line-up of FREE arts and cultural events. Here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events happening in February. Saturday, January [continue reading]
This year’s Women’s March will take place on Saturday, Jan. 19, and turnout is expected to be pretty big. Metro Rail will run enhanced service on all lines from 6 a.m. to [continue reading]
Welcome back to another installment of Fitness Fridays, where we feature various ways you can combine transit and fitness. In this post, we head to Runyon Canyon Park via the Red [continue reading]
Here’s the news release from Metro: Metro proposes to offer free rides to students of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) in the event of a teachers’ strike that may begin on Thursday, January 10. Metro CEO Phillip A. Washington, in consultation with L.A. County Supervisor and Metro Board [continue reading]
