The theme of "walls" has been popping up a lot in our political discourse lately, representing a nation divided by inclusivity versus exclusivity. No matter which side you're on, a visit to a segment of the Berlin Wall standing in Los Angeles will show you how much power a wall can have.
Read More101 Things to Do in LA: Brewery Art Walk
The Brewery Art Walk, held twice a year in Los Angeles' Lincoln Heights neighborhood, allows an awe-inspiring glimpse into the homes of artists who live and work in a former Pabst brewery.
Read More101 Things to Do in LA: The Broad
The Broad's collection of contemporary art is drawing attendees from demographics not usually known for visiting art museums, signalling the potential for a new era of art appreciation and cementing Los Angeles' place as an artistic hub.
Read More101 Things to Do in LA: Angels Point
The large sculpture at Angels Point, mirroring the city skyline below, represents the diverse landscape of Los Angeles as well as paying homage to those who have fought to preserve it.
Read More101 Things to Do in LA: Secret Stairs
As Los Angeles’ population increased in the 1900s, neighborhoods such as Silver Lake and Hollywood climbed into the surrounding hills. Since many people didn’t have cars, over 400 public staircases were built into the hillsides. This allowed residents easy access to the main thoroughfares where the trains and trolleys ran. The amazing thing is, many of these staircases are still there, and many of them are still kept in relatively good condition by the city.
Read More101 Things to Do in LA: Bradbury Building
The bizarre story of the Bradbury Building involves a millionaire, a spirit sending messages from beyond, a sci fi novel, and Lethal Weapon 4.
Read More101 Things to Do in LA: Amir's Garden
Amir's Garden is a verdant oasis on the east side of Griffith Park, perched at the top of a hiking trail with magnificent vistas of the San Gabriel mountains.
Read More101 Things to Do in LA: Angels Gate Cultural Center
Angels Gate Cultural Center is perched on a hilltop with stunning views of the harbor and of Catalina Island. Army barracks were transformed into 52 studios for painters, sculptors, printmakers, and a variety of other artists. More than just a collection of studios, the center provides art classes, yoga and meditation classes, and other cultural opportunities to the community.
Read More