Installation of art panels along phase 2 of the Expo Line continued today at Palms Station. The artwork for the station was created by Shizu Saldamando — read more about it at this previous post. More installations will take place in the coming weeks as artworks arrive at the remaining stations. Stay tuned! [continue reading]
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO0_8HTCDYo] Happy Friday! Welcome to Metro Vlogs, where we’re going to discuss how not to drive for St. Patrick’s Day, the upcoming CicLAvia: The Valley and how we’re going to [continue reading]
We invite you to head on over to the Zocalo Public Square website to check out their latest Metro rider profiles. In the past week, we’ve met a rider who [continue reading]
Friday Metro Presents showcases art and cultural programs for all ages, and this Friday you and your family can enjoy a live slide show performance by the Ambassador of Americana, [continue reading]
As always, a fun forum last night at MOCA in DTLA from our friends and partners at Zocalo Public Square. The question assigned to the panel for discussion: is car culture dead? The video is above. Here’s a link to the Zocalo article on the event, which also includes a [continue reading]
I know, I know. You’re probably thinking of some grand, romantic movie set in the depths of outer space (Jupiter Ascending?), but this space opera is a little bit different [continue reading]
Cinderella is experiencing quite the resurgence lately… Disney’s live-action movie (starring Lily James, Cate Blanchett and Helena Bonham-Carter) hits theaters this Friday, Mar. 13. Then the Ahmanson Theatre debuts a [continue reading]
Keep your eyes out when you Go Metro for our latest “Through the Eyes of Artists” poster, featuring Glendale, depicted by Edith Waddell. The Glendale art poster is the second [continue reading]
As anyone knows who follows Metro’s Twitter account, we occasionally get an earful about the issue of rider etiquette. To put it lightly, riders would appreciate some courtesy from other [continue reading]
Go Metro to check out the Abilities Expo and learn about the products and services available for the community of people with disabilities, their families, caregivers, seniors and healthcare professionals. The Abilities Expo [continue reading]
