public art in Los Angeles
Ever walked up to an L.A. museum or gallery & thought, whoa, cool, what IS that? We love public art in Los Angeles.
sunken city san pedro
The Sunken City & its beach are filled with never-ending treasures (shells, rocks, colored seaweed & tide pools) & a revolving display of graffiti...
mar vista farmers market
Mar Vista Farmer's Market is a perfectly chill & relaxing way to spend a Sunday morning. The market is a great mix of local...
why barrio.la?
supporting L.A. local - we want to help cool, local people, & be motivated by how we can positively impact our local, Los Angeles...
hollywood farmers market
For fun times @ the Hollywood Farmers Market - come early, walk the entire market, find a spot to relax, take pictures, eat food,...
urban and nature in LA
We have so many different & diverse communities in Los Angeles with some of the most amazing architecture & public parks.
expo line museums
If you’ve never been to the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles or the California Science Center, guess what? They are right next to...
boyle heights urban hike
Boyle Heights is one of our favorite, old school L.A. neighborhoods; nestled just across the bridge from DTLA - it’s inviting, full of...
central avenue farmers market
Central Avenue Farmers Market offers fresh fruits, vegetables (organic, too!), breads, prepared foods, cooking demonstrations & neighborhood resources.
street art in L.A.
We love looking up - down - around & about - always looking for new art to appreciate - knowing what we see today...
why farmers markets REALLY matter
Besides being fun places to meet friends in your neighborhood, farmer's markets positively impact Los Angeles communities in so many ways.
street art in jefferson park
street art in Jefferson Park is pretty rad, mostly right off the Metro Station - & keep your eyes open for projects from #SmileSouthCentral.
culver city farmers market
Seriously, if we can offer up one tip to navigating Culver City in a relaxed, not scrambling-for-parking way - take Metro & walk.
museum of ice cream
The second we saw pictures of the pink walls, gummy bears & sprinkle-filled pool - we added Museum of Ice Cream to our summer...
the shops at Adams Gateway
THE SHOPS at Adams Gateway is a collection of cool, eclectic shops housed in 9 shipping containers in the L.A. neighborhood of West Adams....
atwater village farmers market
The Atwater Village Farmers Market happens weekly on Sundays - & has a chill, totally unassuming crowd, a good mix of food & fresh...
highland park farmers market
The Highland Park farmers market is one of our favorites for so many reasons... you can literally walk right off the Metro Gold Line...
echo park farmers market
We started our Friday adventure at the Echo Park Farmer's Market on Sunset, just a couple blocks from the lake & the perfect starting...
street art Los Angeles
In the spirit of adventures, we wanted to kick off CicLAvia "Culver City meets Venice" with our street art version of "I Spy".
san gabriel river trail
San Gabriel river bike trail is a 28 mile stretch of L.A.-river adjacent bike paths that extend from the San Gabriel Mountains all the...
caracol market in filipinotown
Caracol Market in Filipino Town had good tunes, friendly people, handcrafted gifts, & we immediately felt the welcoming vibe of the gallery.
vintage shopping in LA
A (hopefully!) easy guide to start vintage shopping in L.A. and take away the intimidation surrounding the word “vintage” & what that means.
mexico city trip
Mexico City vibes: A perfectly-fused mixture of Los Angeles & New York, with an amazing local, artisanal scene.