Los Angeles Walks Community Meeting
Los Angeles Walks wants your feedback on expanding our current campaigns. Come by and let us know what you think would make walking in L.A. safer, easier, more convenient and more fun! Snacks and drinks provided.
1:12 PM PDT on June 24, 2012
Los Angeles Walks wants your feedback on expanding our current campaigns. Come by and let us know what you think would make walking in L.A. safer, easier, more convenient and more fun! Snacks and drinks provided.
July 10, 2012, 6:30-8:30pm
Downbeat Cafe (downstairs)
1202 North Alvarado St. (Just north of Sunset)
Los Angeles, CA 90026
Downbeat Cafe (downstairs)
1202 North Alvarado St. (Just north of Sunset)
Los Angeles, CA 90026
Agenda:
6:30 pm meet & greet
6:45 pm introduction to los angeles walks
7:00 pm dialog about ‘how do you walk in la?’
8:15 pm wrap up and next steps
6:45 pm introduction to los angeles walks
7:00 pm dialog about ‘how do you walk in la?’
8:15 pm wrap up and next steps
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