Three car-free blocks of shopping, street performance, and public gathering between Wilshire and Broadway.
What we love
The area today
Blocks
3
Wilshire to Broadway
Ground-floor vacancies
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Awaiting verified data
Statistics and city data are placeholders until verified sources are added.
Issues & challenges
The health of independent businesses, storefronts, and local jobs.
How safe people feel and are in public spaces, on transit, and in their neighborhoods, day and night.
Plazas, promenades, sidewalks, and the quality of the shared outdoor room.
Artists, venues, murals, performance, and cultural institutions.
Visitors, the visitor economy, and its effects on residents.
New buildings, land use decisions, and long-range planning.
Markets, festivals, cleanups, concerts, and neighborhood gatherings.
Upkeep of structures, restrooms, trash, and public facilities.
Opportunities
Projects & ideas
No projects or proposals have been added for Third Street Promenade yet. Community concepts, city projects, and experiments will appear here.
Community
Local stories and memories will be collected here.
Community photo contributions are not open yet.
Idea submission and neighborhood polls are planned.
Local groups and events will be listed here.
On the map
Keep exploring
The dense core between the freeway and the ocean — offices, apartments, hotels, shopping, and the E Line terminus.
A low-scale commercial street from Pico to the Venice border, lined with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants.
The growing residential population living within the downtown core, above shops and beside transit.
The wooden pier at the foot of Colorado Avenue — amusement park, fishing deck, aquarium, and the city's most recognized image.
Part of the Explore Santa Monica project
