From a Shakespearean themed Valentine’s Day art tour to a Mardi Gras music and dance procession, here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events happening in February. Did we mention [continue reading]
If you haven’t already deduced from the over-saturation of hearts, candy, and flowers in every store, here’s a friendly reminder that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! Metro Art will [continue reading]
Are traffic, parking and feeding the meter starting to feel a bit routine? Make Metro your date for a change! You’ll fall in love with how easy it is to [continue reading]
Congratulations to Lisa and Greg for an adorable Valentine’s Day post! Thanks for participating in this year’s #KissandRide competition, we hope you will all look out for upcoming Bike Week [continue reading]
Just wanted to share some great photos of the big heart on the side of Metro headquarters last weekend. Night photography is never easy and these are really sweet. Please [continue reading]
It’s Friday- the day before Valentine’s Day, and we’re getting you ready for the highly anticipated holiday disco style! Our first transit love clip is from the 70’s dance film Saturday [continue reading]
Friday On Valentine’s Day, art and love reunite! Spend the day with us for the Metro Art Tour. From Union Station to South Pasadena, The Independent Shakespeare Company will entertain [continue reading]
Valentine’s Day is a bike day! Ride your bike with your sweetheart and share your love on the streets. Post a photo of you and your darling on your bikes and tag us on Twitter @metrolosangeles or @bikemetro with #kissandride to enter to win a Metro T-Shirt. The post that receives [continue reading]
Valentine’s Day is three days away, but there’s still time to plan a memorable date night! Whether you’re single or in a relationship, let Metro get you in the mood [continue reading]
Celebrate (or bemoan) Valentine’s Day with an exploration of contemporary art in the Metro system and the timeless poetry of Shakespeare. Part of the Metro Art Moves tour series, the free, one afternoon only tour looks at artworks in the Metro system through the lens of The Independent Shakespeare Company, which [continue reading]
