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CicLAvia open-streets events in Los Angeles

Overview

The nonprofit organization CicLAvia has scheduled open-streets events in the Los Angeles area.

An event titled ‘CicLAvia — Heart of LA’ involves closing a 6.5-mile stretch of streets to motor vehicles. This route connects neighborhoods including Echo Park, downtown Los Angeles, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, the Arts District, and Boyle Heights to facilitate walking, biking, and other forms of people-powered transportation. The event includes four hubs providing amenities such as restrooms, water-refilling stations, and first aid.

Following this, Pasadena announced it will host a CicLAvia event on November 15. This event features a 2.7-mile primary route spanning Colorado Boulevard and Raymond Avenue, supplemented by two one-mile “Slow Streets” routes on Walnut Avenue and Colorado Boulevard. Similar to the Los Angeles event, activity hubs will be established to provide amenities and free pedicab rides.

Entities

CicLAvia · Los Angeles · Romel Pascual · Pasadena · Laura Rubio-Cornejo

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Pasadena to host CicLAvia with temporary Slow Streets routes

    Pasadena will host a CicLAvia event on November 15, featuring a 2.7-mile main route and two temporary “Slow Streets” segments to connect local neighborhoods.

  2. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    CicLAvia to close 6.5 miles of Los Angeles streets for open-streets event

    CicLAvia will host its 68th open-streets event this Sunday, closing 6.5 miles of Los Angeles streets to cars to allow for walking, biking, and skating through several historic neighborhoods.

Sources

boyleheightsbeat.com · coloradoboulevard.net · la.streetsblog.org · mynewsla.com · rafu.com