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Walking the L.A. River Path in Frogtown | L.A. on Foot #2

It’s 8:22 a.m. on a Saturday and I’ve parked at Lewis MacAdams Riverfront Park (formerly Marsh Park). In my view

Okay, let’s assume that this past weekend you weren’t glued to your T.V. enjoying four thrilling, walk-off NFL playoff games.

It’s 10 a.m. on a gloomy Tuesday and I’ve parked on Glendale Blvd just south of Angelus Temple. Over the

The show will go on… that’s our loose theme for this weekend’s list. While the local spread of Omicron appears

Ugh. Covid. The upshot of the current wave (and we’re not experts here, just reading the news) is that even

2022 is here, and Covid is still heavy on our minds. SoCal is currently experiencing record breaking case counts, and

By the time you’re reading this on Wednesday it should be pouring. And while the rain is scheduled to clear

The best Christmas gift we could had this year was a Covid-free environment to host gatherings, attend events, and celebrate

Whether you’re hosting Christmas at home, tasked to bring something to a gathering or dining out for the holiday, remember

Three days of sunshine, and lots to do. Just like every other city in America during December, right? This weekend

Pop-ups, puppetry, holiday experiences, and a little side of horror. With less than two weeks to go until Christmas, that

We got holiday boats. We got holiday markets. We got fresh museum exhibitions and free admissions. This weekend in Los