Join Metro Art-commissioned artist Ken Gonzales-Day and Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) curators Eve Schillo, Associate Curator of the Wallis Annenberg Photography Department, and Rita Gonzalez, Terri and [continue reading]
Have you passed through Union Station lately? If so, you may have seen an exhibition Metro Art launched in December titled We Are…Portraits of Metro Riders by Local Artists in [continue reading]
In honor of L.A. artist Charles White, Metro and LACMA have teamed up to present jazz-centric events coinciding with two current LACMA exhibitions celebrating White’s life. The first event will [continue reading]
Attention museum lovers: SoCal Museum’s 14th annual Museums Free-For-All returns this Sunday! Enjoy free general admission to more than 40 museums of art, cultural heritage, natural history and science. You [continue reading]
Things on Twitter: @metrolosangeles is making progress on the future Little Tokyo metro station. pic.twitter.com/sBKUzq7kdM — Robert Petersen (@lahiddenhistory) August 5, 2016 On @metrolosangeles to #VRLA. So new that taking [continue reading]
Welcome to the first “Go Metro Weekends” of 2016 Source Readers and Metro Riders! January is the month of resolutions. It’s also the month of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday (Jan. 15) [continue reading]
Got a TAP card? Well, you’re in luck! The Los Angeles Film Festival returns this Wednesday, June 10 with American and international screenings scheduled to play at various locations in [continue reading]
Have a transportation-related article you think should be included in headlines? Drop me an email! And don’t forget, Metro is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Pick your social media poison! Today’s rider profile by Zocalo Public Square: I find crazy stuff no matter where I am, Abbott Road to Slauson Avenue. People of CicLAvia in the [continue reading]
Click on a photo to see a larger version! Here are renderings and maps of the station locations for the first phase of the Purple Line Extension: The quick guide to things [continue reading]
Nice to see some civilians taking a turn at the shovels for a major public works project — in this case our friends at Los Angeles Magazine who work just down [continue reading]
