A new exhibition in Union Station, Far Out: Movement through Form and Color, features abstract artworks by six artists interpreting themes of energy, transition and movement. The work will be on [continue reading]
From a dance party under the stars led by KCRW’s finest to the conclusion of our food themed film screening series, here’s your guide to the Metro Art events happening in [continue reading]
From a diverse range of concerts to multi-cultural dance workshops to a food themed film screening series, here’s your guide to the Metro Art events happening in July. All are free [continue reading]
pdf here The Metro Board of Directors approved further study of two alignments in downtown Los Angeles for a 20-mile light rail line to run between Artesia and DTLA, known [continue reading]
Dept. of Transportation Funding Mobility 21 held a press event and workshop on Friday morning at Union Station to discuss the importance of Senate Bill 1, the legislation that raised [continue reading]
Prepare yourself for another rousing day in downtown Los Angeles. Yambu Productions and LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes present the Cuban American Music Festival on Sunday, May 20. The cultural [continue reading]
UPDATE: Two Metro Board Committees — Planning and Construction — have sent this item without recommendation to the full Board for their consideration at their May 24 meeting. At the [continue reading]
The Metro Board certified the Final Environmental Impact Report for the L.A. Union Station Forecourt and Esplanade Improvements project on March 1. You can read the Board Report here. Metro is now moving the project forward into design and invites the public to provide their input during this early stage [continue reading]
From an evening of immersive, spatial electronic music to a floral botanical sculpture installation in honor of Mother’s Day, here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events happening in May. [continue reading]
UPDATE, June: the project has advanced to a Phase 2 analysis, Metro announced. That means the agency will ask for more details. *** Metro received an unsolicited proposal from Aerial Rapid Transit Technologies LLC (ARTT) on Wednesday that calls for building an aerial tram that would carry passengers between the [continue reading]
