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]
Kick off the first weekend of the new year with the Capoeira Exchange at Union Station this Saturday, Jan. 3. For those unfamiliar with capoeira, it is a martial art form [continue reading]
Friday If you enjoy singing Christmas carols like I do, belt out your favorite holiday tunes this Friday from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at The Annual Holiday Sing-Along outside [continue reading]
Get ready to break out the ruby slippers and follow that yellow brick road (by which I mean, Go Metro) to Union Station on Saturday, Dec. 20 for a free [continue reading]
Special guest St. Nick stopped at Union Station last night to help light the holiday tree! (As expected, Santa arrived via the Polar Express train.) The tree is located near [continue reading]
Steps of Doe, the singers of hit single “TAP the Target” (see above video), will bring their lively sound to Union Station’s East Portal tomorrow, Nov. 21. Liven up your [continue reading]
Get ready to do your best Bruno Tonioli impression this Wednesday, Nov. 5! Metro Presents brings Dancing Classrooms Los Angeles to the Union Station Historic Ticketing Hall. More than 100 fifth-grade students representing 10 schools across Los Angeles County will compete in 5 ballroom dances in the Fall 2014 Colors of the Rainbow [continue reading]
Get ready for music and dancing at Union Station and put these upcoming Metro Presents events on your calendar: Friday, October 24 – Neptune Winds of the Colburn Conservatory of Music will perform classical, contemporary and popular music in the Union Station Waiting Room at 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, [continue reading]
We didn’t get a chance to post video last week of George Takei serving as Master of Ceremonies at the groundbreaking for the Regional Connector. Enjoy the video that Anna edited together earlier — and, yes, we know the flag was in the way. And George — thank you very [continue reading]
A big thank you to everyone who took Metro to Made in America! Thousands traveled via Metro to the two-day festival, and from some of the tweets we received, many took the event as an opportunity to try Metro for the first time. I hope you all enjoyed the journey and ride with Metro again.
