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Car culture may still dominate Los Angeles, but that doesn’t mean it will forever. CicLAvia gives us a picture of what the city might look like if we favor movement powered by people, instead of engines. How? Through a series of one-day events that close city streets and roadways to vehicular traffic, and create car-free courses for residents to walk, bike, or skate to their heart’s content, all while getting a unique viewpoint of some of L.A.’s most distinct neighborhoods.
Example: Today’s event (April 6, 2025) connects Koreatown to Hollywood with a 4.75 mile route that includes multiple activity hubs, and is accessible by several stops along Metro’s B and D lines. And if you miss today’s event, don’t worry. There are six more CicLAvias popping up in 2025, including stops in Watts, Culver City, San Pedro, and Downtown Los Angeles.
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Who Might Enjoy This?
- Public transit riders / enthusiasts.
- Those looking for an excuse to get outside and explore a neighborhood in a new way.
- Anyone who prefers pedaling, skating or walking over driving.
When: Times are event dependent, but most events take place on Sundays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Locations are always changing. Next up: Koreatown Meets Hollywood on April 6, 2025.
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