MUSE Lavender Faire

By Aaron Naparstek
May 7, 2009

The MUSE Lavender Faire will be held at Malibu Bluffs Park overlooking the Pacific Ocean from 11am – 4pm on Sunday, June 7. Focusing on eco-friendly family entertainment, the event will feature live music performances, organic foods, a local global green marketplace, and environmentally conscious activities. For more information visit http://muselavenderfaire.org

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Open Streets Slated for SFV, SGV, Pasadena, LB, Santa Monica, and More

By Joe Linton | May 28, 2014

It is not fully approved or completely finalized, but a document has circulated that shows Metro’s staff recommendations for open streets events for FY2015-16. Open streets events, or ciclovías, are car-free festivals primarily for bicycling and walking, more or less the same as Los Angeles’ popular CicLAvia. So far in L.A. County, cities, primarily the […]

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Scenes From the Big Car-Free Day in Paris

By Angie Schmitt | Sep 28, 2015

-Journee sans voitures, Les Champs Elysees, maintenant. -Day without cars, Champs Elysees, now. -Arabasiz gun, Champs Elysees, simdi. #journeesansvoitures #daywithoutcars #arabasizgun #champselysees #champselysées #nofilter #photooftheday A photo posted by Arkun Demiroglu (@arkundemiroglu) on Sep 27, 2015 at 3:13am PDT The air was noticeably clearer yesterday over the city of Paris, where people walking, biking, skating, […]

Urban Expeditions: Tour da ART + Cause for Creatvity Workshop

By Damien Newton | Aug 5, 2009

Bring your family and friends of all ages and pedal on over to the Santa Monica Museum of Art on Saturday, August 22 for a special hands-on art-making workshop and cultural bike tour of Santa Monica arts venues, with special programming at each stop. Cause for Creativity: Tour da Arts also includes food and drinks […]

Amigas Who Run Reclaim Streets for Women/Women-Identified Folks of Color in Boyle Heights and Beyond

By Sahra Sulaiman | Mar 17, 2017

Reasserting their presence in the streets via a massively well-attended event like Amigas Who Run is a way to reclaim - as people of color and as women - some control over how they and their community are defined and a voice in determining the future trajectory for both.

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By Damien Newton | Nov 9, 2012

Woman Raped on Metro Bus for 10 Minutes (LAT) “A witness — who was the only other passenger on the bus — tried unsuccessfully to get the bus driver’s attention” (Daily News) Maps, Charts Show Who Did and Didn’t Vote for Measure J (The Source) Villaraigosa Muses That Maybe Voters Didn’t Understand the Measure (Neon […]

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Talking Headways Podcast: Zoned Out

By Tanya Snyder | Aug 13, 2014

Welcome to the dog days of summer! Before skipping town, Congress passed a transportation funding patch so they wouldn’t have to deal with the real problem of the unsustainable way our nation builds and pays for infrastructure. I give the briefest possible rundown of where we are now before Jeff and I launch into discussions about the issues of the […]