Events

The Downtown Art Walk is a self-guided tour that showcases the many art exhibition venues in Downtown Los Angeles — commercial art galleries, museums, and non-profit arts venues.

Granada Hills-Knollwood and Sylmar Community Plan Meetings The City of Los Angeles will prepare Environmental Impact Reports (EIR) for the proposed Granada Hills-Knollwood and Sylmar Community Plans which are two of the 35 Community Plans which comprise the Land Use Element of the General Plan, one of the seven state-mandated elements of the General Plan that also include noise, transportation, conservation and others. The Community Plans are intended to promote an arrangement of land uses, streets, and services in the Community Plan areas to encourage economic vitality; social and physical well-being; and general health, safety, welfare and convenience of the people who live and work in the community. The City will also hold a public scoping meetings for the same purpose of soliciting oral and written comments as to the appropriate scope and content of the EIRs.

Granada Hills-Knollwood and Sylmar Community Plan Meetings The City of Los Angeles will prepare Environmental Impact Reports (EIR) for the proposed Granada Hills-Knollwood and Sylmar Community Plans which are two of the 35 Community Plans which comprise the Land Use Element of the General Plan, one of the seven state-mandated elements of the General Plan that also include noise, transportation, conservation and others. The Community Plans are intended to promote an arrangement of land uses, streets, and services in the Community Plan areas to encourage economic vitality; social and physical well-being; and general health, safety, welfare and convenience of the people who live and work in the community. The City will also hold a public scoping meetings for the same purpose of soliciting oral and written comments as to the appropriate scope and content of the EIRs. 

Led by Resident Storytellers, Steve Goldstein and Joe Walker, this tour explores one of Los Angeles' oldest cemeteries. Built in 1877, Evergreen existing cemetery in the city of Los Angeles; it is one of the city's largest cemeteries, with 300,000 gravesites. Cost: FREE but reservations are required by calling 213-229-8890

Selection Community Meeting for Central Region Elementary School #20. At this meeting, we will review criteria used to select potential sites and review the sites suggested by the community and LAUSD. We will also present and discuss the most suitable site(s) for this new school project . Please, please come to the meeting at Virgil Middle School at First and Vermont! Please take a moment to sign our electronic petition to save the LAEV neighborhood at on White House Place, and spread it far and wide:http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/la-eco-village.

634 S. Spring St, 1st floor conference room, 90014.Annual meeting for LACBC members. Meet the staff, board and other members! Hear from Board candidates in our upcoming election, as well as LACBC updates from our board and staff.

Our October 11th meeting will feature guest speaker Paul Dyson, president of the Rail Passenger Association of California (RailPAC), on the topic "High Speed Rail: It's Time For Action!" Mr. Dyson will discuss Proposition 1A, which would provide $10 billion in bonds toward the creation of a high speed rail network for California.

A new art show opens at Gallery 727 (727 South Spring Street), focusing on life as a pedestrian in Los Angeles.  It's an interesting approach to understanding walking in LA.  This even will tell us why we don't.  Walking LA/(Sur)facing the City is a multi-disciplinary perfomrance work that evolved from Sara Wookey's research of walking in Los Angeles.  It is a meeting ground of movement, video, text and live electronic music that celebrates teh subsurface layers of a city made available only to the one who walks.