Go Metro to Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival to get a free poster
Tickets to this year’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival sold out fast, but it’s never too late to beat parking prices and reduce traffic congestion. If you’re going to the carnival, [continue reading]
Go Metro Gold Line to Walk for Hope LA!
The 20th annual Walk for Hope L.A. to benefit research and treatment at the City of Hope is this Sunday — and it couldn’t be easier to reach via transit. [continue reading]
This Halloween: Go Metro to 13 of the spookiest places around Los Angeles
Time Out Los Angeles and Curbed LA have both come out with guides on the spookiest, most haunted places around Los Angeles, and here are the thirteen that are the most transit [continue reading]
Coasting through the Heart of L.A. with CicLAvia on Oct. 16
CicLAvia is set — enjoy another car-free day Sunday, Oct. 16! Cruise through East L.A., Little Tokyo, Chinatown, DTLA and MacArthur Park on this year’s Heart of L.A. route. No bike? No worries! Metro Bike [continue reading]
Go Metro to find Nemo (and other Pixar friends) at the California Science Center
The newest exhibition at the California Science Center is The Science Behind Pixar Exhibition. Here’s my reaction to it: But honestly, this exhibition is SO MUCH FUN. It doesn’t matter how [continue reading]
Visit the Metro Experience at Taste of Soul this Saturday
Taste of Soul is truly an event for foodies, but the festival also offers tons of non-food vendors with cultural goods, hand-made crafts and information on job opportunities and health [continue reading]
Off Peak Episode 3: Riding the Night Owl
Every night, Metro runs 24-hour service on 29 lines from roughly midnight to 5 a.m. It’s called The Owl, and the service is a lifeline for restaurant workers, security guards, [continue reading]
Go Metro to Taste of Soul on Oct. 15
Los Angeles’ largest free street festival, Taste of Soul, is back on Saturday, Oct. 15! From American to Jamaican food, savory to sweet, there is no reason why your taste [continue reading]
The hottest new pastry shop in Highland Park is…
There’s so much happening in Highland Park these days that I can barely keep up. I was exploring there recently to celebrate National Coffee Day — take a look at the [continue reading]
From rail to trail: taking the Gold Line to commune with nature
ICYMI: the new pilot shuttle service connecting the Gold Line Arcadia Station and Chantry Flat began this past weekend! I was pretty excited about it because one of the main reasons [continue reading]