“No other available 32 acres holds as much opportunity to enlighten us about the history and culture of Los Angeles
and this region.”
- Dr. Leonard Pitt
and this region.”
- Dr. Leonard Pitt
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- Location:
- Los Angeles, CA, 90012
- Phone:
- (213) 620-6152
- Mon - Sun:
- 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
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- LA River Center & Gardens Rive...
570 W Ave 26, Los Angeles, 90065
Today, November 15 at 3:30pm - Albion Park Project Community ...
1772 North Spring Street
Wednesday, November 18 at 6:30pm - Chinese New Year Celebration
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Saturday, February 20 at 10:00am - LA Marathon
Dodgers Stadium to Santa Monica Beach
Sunday, March 21 at 8:00am
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Congratulations to our 14th Dog of the Week, Poland, a snowy white, year and a half old, German Shephard. Poland was discovered wandering the streets of Chinatown just over a month ago, and given her forever home by a kind and generous downtown resident.
Poland now enjoys strolls through the park on her a leash (obviously no problems here, look how comfortable she is!), accompanied by lots of love and attention.
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Great Egret sighting at Los Angeles State Historic Park!
A Great Egret visited the park this morning, slowly, deliberately searching through tall Deer Grass and under Arroyo Willows.
A large white heron, the Great Egret is found across much of the world, from southern Canada southward to Argentina, and in Europe, Africa..., Asia, and Australia. It's the largest egret in the Old World, and thus has garnered the name Great White Egret.
We're hoping winter rains will again create a seasonal wetland in the park, and that visitors like this will make more frequent appearances.
Want to know what these lovely creatures sound like? Visit this site: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Great
A Great Egret visited the park this morning, slowly, deliberately searching through tall Deer Grass and under Arroyo Willows.
A large white heron, the Great Egret is found across much of the world, from southern Canada southward to Argentina, and in Europe, Africa..., Asia, and Australia. It's the largest egret in the Old World, and thus has garnered the name Great White Egret.
We're hoping winter rains will again create a seasonal wetland in the park, and that visitors like this will make more frequent appearances.
Want to know what these lovely creatures sound like? Visit this site: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Great
Los Angeles State Historic Park
First District Councilman Ed Reyes discusses the future of the 6-acre Swiss Dairy site across the river from Los Angeles State Historic Park.
This first meeting includes a site-specific overview and background about the project. Community input on desired outcomes is welcome.
This is a great opportunity to remind Cou...ncilman Reyes about our committment to the 32-acre park across the river from the daily (Los Angeles State Historic Park).Read More
This first meeting includes a site-specific overview and background about the project. Community input on desired outcomes is welcome.
This is a great opportunity to remind Cou...ncilman Reyes about our committment to the 32-acre park across the river from the daily (Los Angeles State Historic Park).Read More
Time:6:30PM Wednesday, November 18th
Location:1772 North Spring Street
Source: www.laweekly.com
Los Angeles News - The LA Weekly is the definitive source for Los Angeles news coverage, politics, and blogs.
Los Angeles State Historic Park Did you know the "track" around Los Angeles State Historic Park is 1.1 miles long? Great exercise for kids, adults and dogs on leashes! :-)
Los Angeles State Historic Park Allow me to introduce you to our 13th Dog Of The Week, a real happy pappy, Sparky! This cheerful five-year old Papillon mix makes everyone smile at Los Angeles State Historic Park! Come back soon, Sparky!
Los Angeles State Historic Park
The River is changing seasons, and soon most of the green will be replaced by the browns and grays of winter.
The walk begins at the LA River Center & Gardens and continues over the bridge to the River Path (where the Glendale Narrows end, and the River is paved). Guides from Friends of the LA River will discuss the Ri...ver Center displays with historic photos and a comprehensive narrative. During the tour you'll see Stilts, Mallards, and other birds in the shallow water just south of the natural bottom section of River. The walk will continue north, to Duck Park, where larger bird (Great Blue Herons and Snowy Egrets) sightings are more common.
River Walks are on the third Sunday of each month, and FoLAR requests a $10 suggested donation for folks who aren’t yet members of FoLAR. To become a member, visit http://www.folar.org/. The walk begins at 3:30 pm during the winter. Walks last for an hour and a half and are led by a FoLAR staff or board member. Come ask your River questions and get introduced to a new section of River each month!Read More
The walk begins at the LA River Center & Gardens and continues over the bridge to the River Path (where the Glendale Narrows end, and the River is paved). Guides from Friends of the LA River will discuss the Ri...ver Center displays with historic photos and a comprehensive narrative. During the tour you'll see Stilts, Mallards, and other birds in the shallow water just south of the natural bottom section of River. The walk will continue north, to Duck Park, where larger bird (Great Blue Herons and Snowy Egrets) sightings are more common.
River Walks are on the third Sunday of each month, and FoLAR requests a $10 suggested donation for folks who aren’t yet members of FoLAR. To become a member, visit http://www.folar.org/. The walk begins at 3:30 pm during the winter. Walks last for an hour and a half and are led by a FoLAR staff or board member. Come ask your River questions and get introduced to a new section of River each month!Read More
Time:3:30PM Sunday, November 15th
Location:570 W Ave 26, Los Angeles, 90065
Los Angeles State Historic Park The public should be encouraged to provide feedback on development in their neighborhoods...not punished.
Source: blogs.laweekly.com
Los Angeles News. L.A. City Council Considers Lowering Appeal Fee for Developers. LA Weekly news, blogs, music, movies, restaurants and the arts.
Source: www.laweekly.com
Los Angeles News - The LA Weekly is the definitive source for Los Angeles news coverage, politics, and blogs.
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Congratulations to the great people at Nickel Diner! (A great place to grab breakfast before heading to Los Angeles State Historic Park!)
524 S
Main St
Los Angeles, CA 90013
(213) 623-8301
www.5cdiner.com
Source: blogdowntown.com
Food Network host Guy Fieri was the inspiration for this mannequin head, one of several in the front window of the Nickel Diner.
Los Angeles State Historic Park The folks at Los Angeles State Historic Park have started to interpret the history of music scene in neighboring Chinatown. Please share your stories with us here!
Source: gogonotes.blogspot.com
The fierce competition between Madame Wong's and the Hong Kong Cafe became known as the Chinatown Punk Wars.Madame Wong became exceedingly jealous of the success of the Hong Kong (even though they chose to cater to different musical niches). ...
Los Angeles State Historic Park Coverage of LA Decom this past weekend at Los Angeles State Historic Park... :-)
Source: www.myfoxla.com
Los Angeles fans of Burning Man... the Nevada desert celebration of art, music and freedom... say it's so much fun that they have a hard time coming home.
