The Week in Livable Streets Events
A somewhat ho-hum week really picks up on Saturday.
Monday – It’s Halloween. Be safe out their kids.
Tuesday, Thursday – To continue to keep the communities informed of the project, the City and LADOT are hosting four public meetings for the Westside Mobility Plan project in November, which would create a multimodal transportation blueprint, including parking solutions, for the Westside. For more information, click here.
Thursday – Metro is hosting an evening meeting to update the public on the status of the Downtown L.A. Streetcar. For more information, click here.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday – The California Bike Summit comes to Los Angeles. Get more details on the conference here, and we’ll have more coverage later this week.
Saturday – TRUST South LA and its partners in the CicLAvia South LA host Committee will be hosting “FREE THE STREETS,” an eco-visionary experiential art/music fest celebrating the bourgeoning bicycle culture of South Los Angeles. Proceeds go to CicLAvia’s South L.A. Expansion Plans. For more details, click here.
Saturday – Joel Epstein and Karen Sarachik, hosts a special fundraiser reception for L.A. Streetsblog at their home in Brentwood. We’re asking $100 per person, but as with all Streetsblog fundraisers you are welcome to join us if you would prefer to donate a different amount. Fore more details or to RSVP, email damien at streetsblog dot org.
Saturday – Applications are due for the L.A. Streetsblog writer positions for Boyle Heights and South L.A. Get your resumes and writing samples to damien at streetsblog dot org.
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