Culture
Markets, festivals, cleanups, concerts, and neighborhood gatherings.
Events are how strangers become neighbors.
The wooden pier at the foot of Colorado Avenue — amusement park, fishing deck, aquarium, and the city's most recognized image.
Three car-free blocks of shopping, street performance, and public gathering between Wilshire and Broadway.
A low-scale commercial street from Pico to the Venice border, lined with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants.
A large, city-owned open area on the eastern edge — aviation history, creative and cultural tenants, Airport Park, and the city's biggest long-range land use question.
A community college with a main campus on Pico and satellite campuses across the city, known for transfer, arts, and workforce programs.
A neighborhood park at Lincoln and Wilshire with tennis courts, playgrounds, and the Miles Playhouse.
A recreation-heavy park on Olympic with fields, a gym, a skate park, and community programming.
A community park in the Pico neighborhood with a teen center, farmers market, and community programs.
Sports fields, dog parks, and open space on the edge of the airport land — and the seed of a much larger park idea.
Improving something shouldn't mean losing what people already love about it.
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