AS OF MARCH 20, 2020, the LUNCH Á LA PARK FOOD TRUCK Program is suspended until at least April 19, 2020, per the Safer at Home order by the County and City of Los Angeles. We will update accordingly, in compliance with County and City mandates. Thank you for your patience during this time.
Part of Grand Park’s noontime LUNCH À LA PARK programs, take a break with rotating food trucks in the park.
Every TUES, WED and THURS from 11am-2pm, come into the sunshine and enjoy everyone’s favorite time of the workday – the mighty lunch. Trucks will be parked on Olive Court (between Grand and Hill) and the Marketplace (between Spring and Broadway just across the street from City Hall, by the playground) with easy access for jurors, local employees, and all park users.
JURORS: Enjoy 10% off during your lunch break, simply show your juror badge. Discount good for both locations – Grand Park’s Marketplace and Olive Court.
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered by The Music Center.
AS OF MARCH 20, 2020, the LUNCH Á LA PARK FOOD TRUCK Program is suspended until at least April 19, 2020, per the Safer at Home order by the County and City of Los Angeles. We will update accordingly, in compliance with County and City mandates. Thank you for your patience during this time.
Part of Grand Park’s noontime LUNCH À LA PARK programs, take a break with rotating food trucks in the park.
Every TUES, WED and THURS from 11am-2pm, come into the sunshine and enjoy everyone’s favorite time of the workday – the mighty lunch. Trucks will be parked on Olive Court (between Grand and Hill) and the Marketplace (between Spring and Broadway just across the street from City Hall, by the playground) with easy access for jurors, local employees, and all park users.
JURORS: Enjoy 10% off during your lunch break, simply show your juror badge. Discount good for both locations – Grand Park’s Marketplace and Olive Court.
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered by The Music Center.
AS OF MARCH 20, 2020, the LUNCH Á LA PARK YOGA reTREAT! Program moves online! In-person classes will be suspended per the Safer at Home order by the County and City of Los Angeles. We will update accordingly, in compliance with County and City mandates. Thank you for your patience during this time.
We will go LIVE on our INSTAGRAM (@grandpark_la) and FACEBOOK (@grandparklosangeles social media platforms at 12:15 p.m.
If you can’t make it for the live class, not to worry! We will archive the classes for you to participate on your own schedule.
Please note that we will NOT be having in-person classes at the Park until further notice. Thank you!
Wednesdays and Fridays 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
Grand Park’s popular yoga sessions return, giving participants the opportunity to relax, rejuvenate and re-energize.
For more information about free fall and winter programming at Grand Park, visit grandparkla.org. Follow Grand Park on Facebook (GrandParkLosAngeles), as well as Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat (@GrandPark_LA).
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered by The Music Center.
AS OF MARCH 20, 2020, the LUNCH Á LA PARK FOOD TRUCK Program is suspended until at least April 19, 2020, per the Safer at Home order by the County and City of Los Angeles. We will update accordingly, in compliance with County and City mandates. Thank you for your patience during this time.
Part of Grand Park’s noontime LUNCH À LA PARK programs, take a break with rotating food trucks in the park.
Every TUES, WED and THURS from 11am-2pm, come into the sunshine and enjoy everyone’s favorite time of the workday – the mighty lunch. Trucks will be parked on Olive Court (between Grand and Hill) and the Marketplace (between Spring and Broadway just across the street from City Hall, by the playground) with easy access for jurors, local employees, and all park users.
JURORS: Enjoy 10% off during your lunch break, simply show your juror badge. Discount good for both locations – Grand Park’s Marketplace and Olive Court.
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered by The Music Center.
These weekly lunchtime concerts feature artists from L.A.’s top conservatories and training programs for high school artists. The series includes students from L.A. County High School for the Arts, California School for the Arts, and The Music Center’s Spotlight Program.
The concerts will be held every Thursday until May 30, 2019.
Artist Schedule:
APR 04: Ethan Moffitt from The Music Center Spotlight Program
APR 11: CSARTS-SGV FUSION/Musical Theatre
APR 18: CSARTS-SGV Instrumental Music Conservatory
APR 25: CSARTS-SGV Vocal Arts/Integrated Arts
MAY 02: Los Angeles County High School for the Arts
MAY 09: CSARTS-SGV Instrumental Music (guitar, strings, winds, jazz)
MAY 16: Los Angeles County High School for the Arts
MAY 23: CSARTS-SGV Classical, Contemporary and Commercial Dance
MAY 30: William Brandt—Spotlight Jazz Combo
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered by The Music Center.
AS OF MARCH 20, 2020, the LUNCH Á LA PARK YOGA reTREAT! Program moves online! In-person classes will be suspended per the Safer at Home order by the County and City of Los Angeles. We will update accordingly, in compliance with County and City mandates. Thank you for your patience during this time.
We will go LIVE on our INSTAGRAM (@grandpark_la) and FACEBOOK (@grandparklosangeles social media platforms at 12:15 p.m.
If you can’t make it for the live class, not to worry! We will archive the classes for you to participate on your own schedule.
Please note that we will NOT be having in-person classes at the Park until further notice. Thank you!
Wednesdays and Fridays 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
Grand Park’s popular yoga sessions return, giving participants the opportunity to relax, rejuvenate and re-energize.
For more information about free fall and winter programming at Grand Park, visit grandparkla.org. Follow Grand Park on Facebook (GrandParkLosAngeles), as well as Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat (@GrandPark_LA).
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered by The Music Center.
Festival:
Saturday, April 27, 2019 and Sunday, April 28, 2019; 11 am – 5 pm
Grand Park’s week-long spring arts experience, Grand Park’s Our L.A. Voices – a Pop-up Arts+Culture Fest is a regional arts gathering that focuses exclusively on the diverse and powerful artistic talent in Los Angeles County. This free arts fest will feature short film, dance, music, spoken word and theatre performances, as well as visual art by L.A. artists.
During both days of the festival, visit Jardin del Arte, the public marketplace at Our LA Voices. The marketplace will feature a range of art works for sale including paintings, photographs, collages, postcards, jewelry, and plants from LA artists such as Patrick Martinez, Ramiro Gomez, Chinwe Okona, and Noe Olivas. Jardin del Arte is curated in partnership with Residency Gallery, Molcajete Dominguero and more to be announced.
The festival’s 2019 theme, Origin Stories, explores and showcases distinctly Los Angeles narratives and questions about where we are, how we got here and where we are going.
Festival Schedule:
Featured artists+partners include (updated regularly so check back often!)
- Featured artists+partners include (updated regularly so check back often!)
- Brandon Coleman
- Slim Jeff
- Department of Cultural Affairs presents The Big Read
- FLASH THEATRE by Playwrights Arena
- Jon Lawrence Rivera, Artistic Director
- Fran de Leon, director
- Mark Seldis, director
- Ashley Steed, director
- KPCC In Person presents “Unheard LA”
- Jon Cohn, co-producer/director
- Ashley Alvarado, co-producer
- Bruce Lemon
- Stephanie Sajor
- Eddy M. Gana Jr.
- Cheryl Farrell
- Irene Sanchez
- Bryan Kett
- Mike Sonksen
- October B.L.U.
- Matt Sedillo
- Kristina Wong
- Viver Brasil
- Linda Yudin, artistic director
- Natalie Marrero, executive director
- Luiz Badaró, co-artistic director
- Vera Passos, choreographer
- Shelby Williams-Gonzalez, choreographer
- No) One Arthouse
- Christopher Bordenave, co-founder
- Alyse Rockett
- Brandon Mathis
- Samantha Spense
- Amaria Nicole
- Kevin Zambrano
- Dance Film Showcase, curated by Sarah Elgart
- Aidan Carberry
- Benjamin Millipied
- Jacob Jonas
- Ryan Heffington
- Katherine Helen Fisher
- Lauren Machen
- August Thurmer
- Benjamin Shearn
- Kitty McNamee
- Mimi Cave
- Carolyn DiLoreto
- Megan Lawson
- Children’s Film Showcase, curated by Elizabeth Shepard
- Sahand Nikoukar
- Jaehuen Chung
- Lauren Hoekstra
- Guy Pooles
- Soyeon Kim
- Yawen Kheng
- Julie Bayer Salzman
Jardin del Arte:
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- The Annenberg Center of Photography Presents PHOTOVILLE LA
- Lluvia Higuera
- Residency Gallery, curated by Ricky Brandon Garzon
- Devin Tsuno
- Devon B. Johnson
- Eric Soublet
- Jamie Milner
- Kya Lou
- Lyndon Barrois
- Maria Maea
- Noah Humes
- Noe Olivas
- Patrick Martinez
- Ramiro Gomez
- Raymundo T. Reynoso (Eyeone)
- Umar Rashid (Frohawk TwoFeathers)
- Molcajete Dominguero
- Ahliyah Crafts
- Arte Tonatiuh
- ChilOSO Gummy Bear
- Balam Creations
- Calaveras y Chingaderas
- Confetti Fiesta
- Fabiola Co.
- Soto Designs
- Gentle Riot
- Gladis Alejandre
- Glamlindo Artesania
- Happy Organics
- Hey Puppy
- Kimmys Bowtique
- Knock Knock…Quien?
- La Casa de Frida Los Angeles
- La Catrina Folk Art
- La Vela Creations
- Malinalli Art You Can Wear
- Manny’s Snack Factory
- Mercado El Catrin,
- Nectar Azul
- Olivia’s Heritage
- Original Miche Sauce
- Picante Primo
- Piece of Cake by Angie
- Randy Jurado Ertill
- Sabukana
- Savia Guate
- Sol de Cobre
- Style Los Angeles
- Sweet Angel Creations
- That Crafty Liz
- The Movement
- Urban Woods
- XiCali
- Xti’ Artisan
- Yai’s Naturals
- asian mamas working in the arts (amwa)
- Jasmine Lin
- Sara Chao
- Michelle Sui
- Seo Yun Son
- Cat Yang
- Brenda Chi
- Joey Scher
- Eunsoo Jeong
- Bianca Nozaki Nasser
- The Annenberg Center of Photography Presents PHOTOVILLE LA
Performance schedule coming soon!
Workshops:
Monday, April 22, 2019 — Friday, April 26, 2019
As part of Grand Park’s Our LA Voices, Grand Park will offer free workshops on creative practice, as well as the business side of making art in L.A. Topics range from street dance activism and acting, to intellectual property and copyright protection, marketing, entrepreneurship skills and fundraising. These workshops are free and open to all. Please pre-register – RSVP links are below. Parking validation will be provided for workshop attendees for LOT 10 only. Parking Lot 10 is located on N. Broadway between First Street + Temple Street. Parking lot address is 145 N. Broadway, with entrances on Broadway and on Hill St.
WORKSHOP SCHEDULE:
Workshops on the Business of Making Art in L.A.
The Artist’s Compass with Rachel Moore: The Complete Guide to Building a Life and a Living in the Performing Arts
MON APR 22 // 12noon – 1pm // LA Law Library (301 W 1st St, L.A. 90012)
Rachel Moore, president and CEO of The Music Center, will lead an arts business workshop based on her book, The Artist’s Compass: The Complete Guide to Building a Life and a Living in the Performing Arts. Moore – a former dancer in American Ballet Theater’s corps de ballet who rose to become CEO of that organization and who now heads the nation’s third-largest performing arts center – will guide aspiring performers to understand and embrace the business and marketing skills they need to launch their careers and achieve personal and professional success. This session is particularly helpful for aspiring artists, from teens to adults.
REGISTER for the workshop by clicking here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-rachelmoore
Protecting Your Intellectual Property: Copyrights and Trade Secrets presented by the LA Law Library Business Series
TUE APR 23 // 12noon – 1pm // LA Law Library (301 W 1st St, L.A. 90012)
Workshop presented by Dan M. Forman and John L. Geiger at the LA Law Library covering copyrights, trade secrets, non-disclosure agreements, non-competition agreements and methods for protecting sensitive information.
REGISTER for the workshop by clicking here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-biz
Artists Thriving Into Retirement: Visioning and Tools to Get You on Track presented by Jennifer Cuevas and Angie Sharma
WED APR 24 // 12noon – 1:30pm // LA Law Library (301 W 1st St, L.A. 90012)
Through this workshop, participants will learn to use strategic planning to create their vision for retirement, learn how tech tools can help change spending behavior, encourage lowering debt and create streams of revenue that add up to savings for retirement investment and gain knowledge of basic institutional financial retirement account options for longer-term financial planning as independent contractors.
• 30 mins: Visioning Presentation and Exercise with Jennifer Cuevas
• 45 mins: Angie Sharma and Financial Planning Group Info Session Presentation, with an emphasis on options for indie artists, contractors and business owners; non ‘401-Kers’
• 15 mins: Q&A
REGISTER for the workshop by clicking here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-biz
Basic Branding & Marketing for Artists presented by the Center for Cultural Innovation
Facilitated by Katrina Frye
THUR APR 25 // 12noon – 1:30pm // LA Law Library (301 W 1st St, L.A. 90012)
Before you make decisions, collaborate, sign contracts, release content have you thought, How does this align with my brand? In this workshop, participants will learn to develop a personal brand, focus on simple marketing, and find a system that works for them. We would love to see all levels and stages of artist professionals join us for this 90-minute interactive session.
REGISTER for the workshop by clicking here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-biz
Funding Your Next Arts Project presented by the Center for Cultural Innovation
Facilitated by Katrina Frye
FRI APR 26 // 12noon – 1:30pm // LA Law Library (301 W 1st St, L.A. 90012)
Do you have an idea for your next artwork but no idea where the money will come from? Join us for a 90-minute interactive workshop on project fundraising for individual artists, projects and businesses. We will talk about basics such as developing your database of contacts, creating valuable relationships and determining where to best focus efforts. We will be focusing on Los Angeles funding opportunities and how to set yourself apart in applications.
REGISTER for the workshop by clicking here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-biz
Workshops on Creative Practice
Feminist Acting Workshop with Gina Young
MON APR 22 + TUE APR 23 // 12noon – 2pm // The Music Center Annex (601 W. Temple St, L.A. 90012)
Register for Feminist Acting Workshop here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-faw
Feminist Acting Class is a revolutionary approach to actor training that shakes the entire foundation on which it is built. Created by playwright and director Gina Young as a series of experiments to determine if the form and content of an acting class can both be made feminist, FAC incorporates scene study, feminist theory, consciousness raising and community building. Intended for actors who audition and perform regularly, this abridged version of the longer workshop aims to flip the script and expand possibilities for women, trans and nonbinary people in theatre and beyond.
Dance Movement Activism with Shamell Bell
WED APR 24 — FRI APR 26 // 12noon -1:30pm // Grand Park Community Terrace (between Hill + Broadway)
Register for Dance Movement Activism here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-dma
This 3-day workshop focuses on embodied practices such as meditation, theater games, and street dance as community building tools, manifestation practices, and healing modalities. In the culminating event, all are welcome to perform in a flashmob and craft messaging of our collective vision for liberation.
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered byThe Music Center.
Creative Practice Workshop Series
Feminist Acting Workshop with Gina Young
MON APR 22 + TUE APR 23 // 12noon – 2pm // The Music Center Annex (601 W. Temple St, L.A. 90012)
Feminist Acting Class is a revolutionary approach to actor training that shakes the entire foundation on which it is built. Created by playwright and director Gina Young as a series of experiments to determine if the form and content of an acting class can both be made feminist, FAC incorporates scene study, feminist theory, consciousness raising and community building. Intended for actors who audition and perform regularly, this abridged version of the longer workshop aims to flip the script and expand possibilities for women, trans and nonbinary people in theatre and beyond.
RSVP for the workshop by clicking here. Although walk-ins are welcome, please register to guarantee your seat.
Gina Young is a boundary-pushing playwright, director, and proud new member of the Kilroys. In Los Angeles, her work has been presented by The Hammer, REDCAT, Los Angeles Performance Practice/LAX Festival, USC’s Visions & Voices Series, The LA LGBT Center & the Women’s Center for Creative Work. She is a winner of the Humanitas/PLAY LA Prize, was a finalist for Center Theatre Group’s Richard E. Sherwood Award and is an Associate Producer of Directors Lab West. Her play, Femmes: A Tragedy is a winner of the Jane Chambers Award for Playwriting and is included in the Jane Chambers Anthology published by NoPassport Press this spring. In addition to her writing and directing work, Gina is the creator of SORORITY, a performance salon for new queer and feminist performance in Los Angeles. She is also the creator of Feminist Acting Class.
Our LA Voices Workshops:
Monday, April 22, 2019 — Friday, April 26, 2019
As part of Grand Park’s Our LA Voices, Grand Park will offer free workshops on creative practice, as well as the business side of making art in L.A. Topics range from street dance activism and acting, to intellectual property and copyright protection, marketing, entrepreneurship skills and fundraising.
These workshops are free and open to all. Please pre-register for the workshop via the link below.
Parking validation will be provided for workshop attendees for LOT 10 only. Parking Lot 10 is located on N. Broadway between First Street + Temple Street. Parking lot address is 145 N. Broadway, with entrances on Broadway and on Hill St.
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered byThe Music Center.
The Artist’s Compass with Rachel Moore: The Complete Guide to Building a Life and a Living in the Performing Arts
MON APR 22 // 12noon – 1pm // LA Law Library (301 W 1st St, L.A. 90012)
Rachel Moore, president and CEO of The Music Center, will lead an arts business workshop based on her book, The Artist’s Compass: The Complete Guide to Building a Life and a Living in the Performing Arts. Moore – a former dancer in American Ballet Theater’s corps de ballet who rose to become CEO of that organization and who now heads the nation’s third largest performing arts center – will guide aspiring performers to understand and embrace the business and marketing skills they need to launch their careers and achieve personal and professional success. This session is particularly helpful for aspiring artists, from teens to adults.
RSVP for the workshop by clicking here: http://bit.ly/GrandParkOLAVworkshops-rachelmoore
Although walk-ins are welcome, please register to guarantee your seat.
Our LA Voices Workshops:
Monday, April 22, 2019 — Friday, April 26, 2019
As part of Grand Park’s Our LA Voices, Grand Park will offer free workshops on creative practice, as well as the business side of making art in L.A. Topics range from street dance activism and acting, to intellectual property and copyright protection, marketing, entrepreneurship skills and fundraising.
These workshops are free and open to all. Please pre-register for the workshop via the link below.
Parking validation will be provided for workshop attendees for LOT 10 only. Parking Lot 10 is located on N. Broadway between First Street + Temple Street. Parking lot address is 145 N. Broadway, with entrances on Broadway and on Hill St.
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered byThe Music Center.
AS OF MARCH 20, 2020, the LUNCH Á LA PARK FOOD TRUCK Program is suspended until at least April 19, 2020, per the Safer at Home order by the County and City of Los Angeles. We will update accordingly, in compliance with County and City mandates. Thank you for your patience during this time.
Part of Grand Park’s noontime LUNCH À LA PARK programs, take a break with rotating food trucks in the park.
Every TUES, WED and THURS from 11am-2pm, come into the sunshine and enjoy everyone’s favorite time of the workday – the mighty lunch. Trucks will be parked on Olive Court (between Grand and Hill) and the Marketplace (between Spring and Broadway just across the street from City Hall, by the playground) with easy access for jurors, local employees, and all park users.
JURORS: Enjoy 10% off during your lunch break, simply show your juror badge. Discount good for both locations – Grand Park’s Marketplace and Olive Court.
Information subject to change.
METRO RED or PURPLE LINE TO CIVIC CENTER/GRAND PARK STATION, GOLD LINE TO LITTLE TOKYO/ARTS DISTRICT STATION
Grand Park is an LA County park powered by The Music Center.
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