Arroyo Art Collective presents What Do You See – What Do You Hear, a collaboration of dance and musical instrument, set within the Audubon Center at Debs Park compound. Over the course of four days and 16 performances, musicians are asked to interpret their dance partner, while dancers respond and contribute to the music so that each elevates the other’s art.

 

This improvisational and alternating dance and music performances accompanied by workshops open to the general public. All events are family friendly and free. April 28th, May 11th, May 18th, and May 19th.

 

There is free parking available in the Audubon Center lot onsite, however spots fill up quickly. If the lot is full, please park along Griffin Ave. and walk up to the Center.

Explore living collections of orchids and camellias, a botanical conservatory, a fragrant rose garden, a children’s garden, and more, in 16 themed gardens spread over 120 acres. All visitors, including members, must reserve tickets online in advance.

 

Open Daily,  10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Closed on Tuesdays

Approximately 25 certified California farms, live entertainment, activities, and Main Street based retail vendors present a vibrant atmosphere where locals and visitors alike shop and spend the morning with friends and family.  

This market was established in 1995 and is a collaboration with the Main Street Business Improvement Association, Ocean Park resident group, the Victorian and the Heritage Museum.  Approximately 40 certified California farms, live entertainment, activities, and Main Street based retail vendors present a vibrant atmosphere where locals and visitors shop and spent the morning with friends and family.

The Main Street market is open Sundays from 8:30am to 1:30pm, rain or shine, and may be closed for selected holidays.

All four markets accept Cal Fresh EBT and WIC-Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks.

The Sunday Main Street and Saturday Pico markets also provide a Market Match program for Cal Fresh EBT customers.  Market Match is California’s healthy food incentive program that matches customers’ CalFresh nutrition assistance benefits at farmers markets.  The Main Street Market (in partnership with ARP) matches up to $20 and the Pico Market Match Program (in partnership with Hunger Action Los Angeles) matches up to $15 for the purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Stories of Sugar Hill presented by Friends Of Residential Treasures: Los Angeles

Map and guidebook available for download on February 13, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. for FREE!

Stories of Sugar Hill is a seven-stop self-guided Trail map accompanied by  in-depth research that celebrates the influential legends, icons, and trailblazers of West Adams’ Black history.

This project supports the neighborhood’s efforts in collecting, archiving, and sharing the stories of West Adams by working with residents of the area.

The experience is told through the neighborhood’s historic and unique architecture and is led by narrative accounts and reflections of the residents themselves.

 

The accompanying map and research will be accessible for download on February 13, 2024 at 9:00 a.m. on the FORT website.

Participants can log onto the FORT website and download the material for FREE, and take the self-guided tour at their leisure.

 

Join the fun at The Music Center’s Very Special Arts Festival Family Day! This free, inclusive one-day festival is perfect for children of all abilities and their families and a great way to spend a Saturday. Hosted in Downtown L.A. on Jerry Moss Plaza at The Music Center, the Very Special Arts Festival celebrates the artist in all of us. The theme of this year’s festival, “Empowered by the Arts,” sets the tone for all Angelenos to discover and express their creative potential—through dance performances, music workshops, art activities, mask-making and more—as well as connect with one another in a safe and vibrant environment in the heart of Downtown L.A.

Bring some ease to your mornings with the return of Gloria Molina Grand Park’s Easy Mornings, a serene way to kick off your weekend with activities designed to deepen connections with yourself, the community, and the park. This free four-hour event offers something for everyone, from arts and culture to educational and creative programs, along with a focus on community health.

Back by popular demand, our mini-market returns, showcasing the finest offerings from local small businesses and community organizations. Indulge in unique finds while supporting your community’s entrepreneurs. And let the rhythm move you with live performances by acclaimed local artists, including the infectious beats of DJ Lance Rock and the timeless charm of the Bob Baker Marionette Theater.

Family Nature Club is back – and, in partnership with the L.A. Department of Recreation & Parks, we’re exploring beyond the Zoo! Family Nature Club participants will spend the morning enjoying loosely structured outdoor play – exploring nature through art and building, observation, and imagination. Families, caregivers, and children of all ages are welcome. Check the website for a map and directions

 

Free, No registration is required