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]
Introducing the new tunnel boring machines, Elsie and Soyeon! They're named after incredible pioneering women in STEM and they’re getting to work expanding the Metro Purple Line west under Wilshire! [continue reading]
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) today announced a new partnership with city, county and neighborhood organizations to open a community market where vendors can sell their goods [continue reading]
The All-American Boys Chorus will be performing at Union Station this Friday night, but there’s another performance taking place a bit earlier in the afternoon that features Yiddish soul music! Klezmer Juice will be playing from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Union Station Waiting Room. The event is free and all ages. [continue reading]
The Pasadena Playhouse is now presenting the multi-award winning production, The Whipping Man, starring Adam Haas Hunter, Jarrod M. Smith and theatre and television star, Charlie Robinson. The historical drama, written [continue reading]
The stereotype of Los Angeles is that we’re all about beaches, glitz and glamour, but there’s so much more to the City of Angels! Come check out these upcoming Metro [continue reading]
Thank you to everyone who participated! Hope you enjoy the above photos and have a great V-Day and weekend. Click on any of the photos above to see a larger [continue reading]
Dates are certainly not required for Valentine’s Day — especially if you, like me, prefer to celebrate an Anna on that day — but if you change your mind at [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 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]
