Category Archives: Cultural Festivals

Night on Broadway Brings Back Glamour Era

Posted on January 28, 2016 by Metro Duo

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Night on Broadway Brings Back Glamour Era

Golden Era of Broadway Glitters for Night on Broadway
Saturday, January 27, 2018 — Rain or Shine
Broadway (1st – Olympic) Free Art Fest, 3 pm – midnight

Night on Broadway has the feel of multiple premieres on a street lined with movie palaces.
Each of the six featured theaters is a gem in itself — the combination is an amazing jeweled evening.
Being in these theaters brings the Golden Era of Broadway to life.

It is easily accessible by Metro Red/Purple Lines to Pershing Square.
So hop on Metro to Night on Broadway and feel like you are walking the Red Carpet. Continue reading →

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Day of the Dead — Historic Dia de los Muertos — at historic Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Posted on October 28, 2014 by Metro Duo

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Hollywood Forever Cemetery Hosts Haunting Dia de Los Muertos , Nov. 1

Hollywood Forever Cemetery’s spirited Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead ) celebration is an an enchanted event that venerates ancestors and departed relatives.

It is easily accessible by Metro Red/Purple Lines to Hollywood/Vine. So avoid traffic and parking hassles, hop on the Metro, and celebrate! Continue reading →

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Chinatown’s Moon Festival Saturday, September 21, 2013

Posted on September 15, 2013 by Metro Duo
woman holds tray for baked sweet pastries

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Chinatown’s Moon Festival: A Fun Family Event

crowds wander beneath neon framed archway to Chinatown

These balmy nights are perfect for street food and music. So hop on the LA Metro Gold Line to the Chinatown station for Chinatown’s 75th annual Moon Festival on Saturday, September 21.

The festivities run from 5 p.m. to midnight — and Metro trains run until 2 a.m. on Saturday nights.

You’ll find food trucks, cooking demonstrations and samples, live music and DJs, crafts, moon viewing and moon cakes — a flaky pastry filled with bean paste.

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