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You have to admit…our Destination Discounts program delivers the goods when it comes to saving on shopping, dining, sports and family-friendly events throughout Los Angeles County. And with Expo Line [continue reading]
A thank you to everyone who rode Metro buses and trains to the 30th annual Kingdom Day Parade on Monday in celebration of Martin Luther King Day. Some photos from [continue reading]
Zocalo Public Square has finished its first full week of profiles of Metro riders. The most recent profiles include commutes from Vermont Avenue to La Cienega Boulevard, Long Beach Boulevard [continue reading]
Friday Join local and international artists as they celebrate the 20th Anniversary Los Angeles Art Show at the L.A. Convention Center. The show has recently been named the most diverse fine [continue reading]
The San Fernando Valley’s very first CicLAvia, presented by Metro, is now scheduled for March 22. Other planned CicLAvias dates are now available as well. See news release below: Metro Presents CicLAvia – The Valley Hello Valley! CicLAvia Heads over the Hill for First Event of 2015 North Hollywood, Studio [continue reading]
Come party at Union Station’s Fred Harvey Room with Kamasi Washington & The Next Step Friday, January 23! The musicians will be performing new jazz, soul, classical, and hip-hop as [continue reading]
Update (01/16/15): Crenshaw Boulevard will be closed again tonight between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Stocker Street from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. in order to finish paving the [continue reading]
Photos courtesy of Ideal Youth This past Saturday, the Ideal Youth summer intern program took 70 students on a Metro trip to the Staples Center to see the L.A. Clippers take [continue reading]
Keep your eyes out this week when you Go Metro for our latest “Through the Eyes of Artists” poster, featuring Lakewood, depicted by Aaron Rivera. The poster is one of [continue reading]
Here to brighten up your Monday is a video by the Akron Metro RTA, a transit agency that operates deep in the wilds of Summit County, Ohio. Their talented staff [continue reading]
