| |
highland park: Din Din A Go Go Comes to Highland Park - 03/28/11 09:39 AM
Din Din A Go Go is a gathering of some of the best local gourmet food trucks, each week, every Tuesday from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM. The trucks are stationed in the parking lot on the corner of Avenue 63 and Garvanza, just east of Figueroa Produce Market. Tomorrow's participants: AhnJooLA LomoArigato GrillEmAllTruck Don Chow Tacos Great Balls on Tires Royko Gourmet Ramen mambojuicetruck The Sweets Truck
(4 comments)
|
highland park: Arroyo Arts Collective 18th Annual Discovery Tour November 21 - 10/25/10 07:39 AM
The Arroyo Arts Collective presents the: "North by Northeast": Cutting-edge art meets artistic heritage at the 18th annual Arroyo Arts Collective Discovery Tour What: A self-guided auto tour featuring more than 100 artists in homes and studios in Eagle Rock, Highland Park, Glassell Park, Montecito Heights and Mount Washington When: Sunday, Nov. 21, 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Where: Tour begins at the Lummis Home, 200 E. Ave. 43, Highland Park, 90031 How much: Tickets are $10 in advance; $15 on the day of the tour. Purchase advance tickets online at www.arroyoartscollective.org or at Galco's Old World Grocery, 5702 York Blvd.,
(1 comments)
|
highland park: WE TELL STORIES at HIGHLAND PARK'S OLD L.A. FARMER'S MARKET HAUNTED HARVEST FESTIVAL - 10/24/10 08:52 AM
WE TELL STORIES 5th annual HAUNTED HARVEST FESTIVALAT HIGHLAND PARK's OLD LA FARMERS MARKET Tuseday, October 26, 2010 -- 3:00 - 8:00 PM @ Old L.A. Farmer's Market at Avenue 58 and N. Figueroa Blvd, Highland Park, CA 90042, adjacent to the Metro Highland Park Station On Tuesday, October 26, 2010 We Tell Stories, LA's multi-ethnic children's storytelling theatre company-presents The 5th Annual Haunted Harvest Storytelling Festival at the Old LA Farmer's Market at Ave. 58 and N. Figueroa Blvd. in Highland Park, California. This outdoor festival is a great way for families to celebrate the harvest and enjoy Halloween in
(0 comments)
|
highland park: NELAArt Second Saturday Art Walk Gallery Night, August 14 - 08/12/10 07:46 AM
Saturday, August 14, NELAart presents: SECOND SATURDAY GALLERY NIGHT WHEN: The Second Saturday of Every Month 7:00-10:00p.m.WHERE: Highland Park and surrounding neighborhoods. NELAart Second Saturday Gallery Night is a free self-guided tour of the galleries, non-profits and artist run project spaces located in Northeast Los Angeles (NELA). NELA has a tradition in the arts that dates back to the early 1900s. The tradition continues with new spaces opening regularly. NELA is now one of L.A.'s most exciting destinations to view contemporary art. (Individual gallery hours may vary) Avenue 50 Studios, 121 North Avenue 50 Bike Oven, 3706 North Figueroa
(1 comments)
|
highland park: Public Hearing for Highland Park - Garvanza HPOZ tomorrow 7/7 - 07/06/10 09:12 PM
Via Tina Gulotta-Miller: Tomorrow night is a very important milestone for Garvanza. This is the public hearing for the Highland Park - Garvanza HPOZ (Historic Preservation Overlay Zone). The Highland Park Heritage Trust and the Garvanza Improvement Association, along with many of our community organizations, Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council, Los Angeles Conservancy, CM Jose Huizar, Heritage Square and many other groups are in support of our next step into being designated a historic district. Please come and show your support. Wednesday, July 7, 20107:00pmHighland Park Senior Center6152 N. Figueroa StreetLos Angeles, CA 90042 Please copy the letter at the bottom
(0 comments)
|
highland park: Highland Park Gateway Park, Meeting 10/4 at Avenue 50 Studio - 09/30/09 07:45 AM
The Avenue 50 Studio Beautification Committee welcomes you to join a community input meeting Sunday, October 4, 2009. We will use the community's feedback to develop a design for a Highland Park Gateway Park outside of Ave. 50 Studio, for which we will then apply for a City of LA Community Beautification Grant. Come be heard and participate in this exciting project!RSVP at our evite - http://www.evite.com/app/publicUrl/XGCTGXBYPFNBDPJHWLUP/highlandparkgatewaypark Feel free to forward invite.Kathy GallegosAvenue 50 Studio131 No. Avenue 50 Highland Park, CA 90042(323) 258-1435
(0 comments)
|
highland park: Upcoming events in Highland Park for Dia del los Muertos - 09/24/09 06:41 AM
Muertos Con Leche ~ A Lighthearted Look at Dia de los Muertos "Nani Chula" - Jose Orozco Celebration Reception: Saturday, October 10, 2009 from 7-10 pm Joe Bravo, Lalo Alcaraz, Gomez Bueno, Pola Lopez, Douglas Alvarez, Stuart Rapeport, Kay Brown, Ronald J. Llanos, Isabel Martinez, Mavis Leahy, Mario Torero, CJ Metzger, Ms. Mindy, Heather Hoggan, Patricia Krebs, Jennifer Gutierrez Morgan, Jose Orozco, Kelly Thompson, Olivia Sanchez-Brown, Dan Van Clapp, Ricardo Duffy Cantinflas Altar by Ofelia Esparza Avenue 50 Studio is proud to present a fun and satirical exhibition for this year's Dia de Los Muertos. Once a year during harvest time,
(2 comments)
|
highland park: El Mio Neighborhood, Highland Park, California - 07/27/09 06:49 AM
The El Mio Neighborhood of Highland Park takes its name from the stately mansion, originally called "El Mio" perched high on a hillside. Superior Court judge David P. Hatch commissioned the construction of this Victorian mansion. It was completed in 1896. The mansion was later acquired by the Smith Family, who lived there for several decades. The home today is often called "The Smith House". It was declared a City Historic Cultural Monument in 1975. The open hillsides surrounding the mansion are now fully developed with homes, creating a neighborhood with a style and character reflecting the original mansion. Avenue 59 and
(1 comments)
|
highland park: Highland Park, California - 07/26/09 07:25 AM
Highland Park, California, has always been a town of contrasts. In recent years, journalists from publications such as The New York Times and London's Financial News have visited the area, and published articles praising Highland Park's "cool restaurants and boutiques that draw young trendsetters in skinny jeans, flannel shirts and Converse high tops", or admiring Highland Park's "walkable streets and its glut of handsome old homes". And all of that is true. And, yes, of course, as a local real estate broker, I enjoy reading it. But wait, there is another dimension to the community of Highland Park. Highland Park is
(0 comments)
|
highland park: The Art District in Highland Park, California - 07/23/09 01:50 PM
Is there really an Art District in Highland Park? As in Highland Park, California? Yes. Highland Park has a tradition in the arts that dates back to the early 1900's when the USC College of Fine Arts was located right here in Highland Park and visionaries such as Charles Lummis and Antonio Corsi were living in the area. Historically rich in tradition, the area bordering the Arroyo Seco was Los Angeles' first cultural center at the beginning of the 20th century. The tradition continues with a concentration of artists continuing to reside in Highland Park, and with new gallery spaces opening regularly. Highland Park is
(3 comments)
|
highland park: Highland Park (Sycamore Grove District) Walking Tour August 30 - 08/20/08 09:36 AM
Highland Park Walking TourSaturday,, August 30th, 10:00 am - 12:30 pmSponsored by the Los Angeles Conservancy http://www.laconservancy.org/tours/tours_main.php4#holidayThis tour explores the rich and varied architectural and social history of the Sycamore Grove area of Highland Park, one of Los Angeles' oldest neighborhoods. Located along the Arroyo Seco, Highland Park was created in 1870 by developers who purchased theterritory from Spanish and Mexican landowners. Incorporated into Los Angeles in 1895, it quicklybecame a thriving part of the city, and was once home to both Occidental College and USC's School ofFine Arts. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the Arroyo Seco was a
(-1 comments)
|
highland park: Highland Park Transit Village - 08/06/08 06:19 AM
Developers McCormack Baron Salazar (MBS), are proposing to build condominiums, townhouses, and commercial space on the current site of public parking lots between Figueroa and the Gold Line between Avenues 56 & 59. The York Blog has some in depth coverage: http://yorkblvd.com/2008/04/20/highland-park-transit-village/ http://yorkblvd.com/2008/08/05/highland-park-townhall-update/ Copy of Waltarrrrr's brochure here: http://highlandpark.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/hptv.pdf (Don't believe everything you read on the internet) :-) If you'd like to voice your opinions or concerns, here is your chance: The Highland Park Chamber of Commerce & Kiwanis Club of Greater Highland Park invite you to attend a presentation on the new Proposed Highland Park Transit Village.McCormack Barron Salazar, the
(6 comments)
|
highland park: Highland Park Booksigning February 9 - 02/06/08 09:11 AM
Join in with proud Highland Park community members to celebrate the publication of "Highland Park" at La Casa Blue, 5930 York Blvd. (90042), on February 9, 2008 from 6:00 - 9:00 PM. Author Charles J. (Charlie) Fisher will be selling and signing copoes of his book "Highland Park". The new book captures the history of Highland Park, and is part of Arcadia Publishing's "Images of America" series. Charlie Fisher, community leader, professional historian, and local author compiled the pictorial history of Highland Park's fascinating past. Situated between Los Angeles and Pasadena, Highland Park was founded during the 1886 land boom and was
(0 comments)
|
highland park: Saving The Marmion Teepee - 03/30/07 07:05 AM
If you drive along Monte Vista Street, as it curves into Marmion Way at the base of Mount Washington, take a moment to glance up towards the West. Yes, that is a teepee. The teepee's owner is Shauna Turner, a registered native American Indian. Shauna's goal is to create an inner City American Indian Sanctuary here. Continue reading at NelaLive.net.....
(0 comments)
|
highland park: Financial Times of London Discovers Highland Park - 01/15/07 10:28 AM
Every November I buy a handful of tickets to the Arroyo Arts Discovery Tour, and give them away. For the last couple years, I've sent some of tickets to the staff of the blog, Curbed LA. It seems one of those tickets found its way into the hands of Catherine Moye, a journalist with the Financial Times of London, who then wrote an article about Highland Park, the Arroyo Arts Collective, and the Arroyo Culture lifestyle. Some of Bob's comments didn't quite survive the translation from American English to Brit English intact, and Los Feliz became "Los Felos" but all in all,
(1 comments)
|
highland park: NELA: Old Station #11 - 01/09/07 07:24 AM
The Northeast Police Station - Old Station #11 - is a Renaissance Revival style building, constructed in 1925. LAPD vacated the building in 1983, moving to larger quarters, and the building was subsequently ravaged by vandals, arson fires and water damage. Recognition as an Historic-Cultural Monument in 1984 saved the station from the wrecking ball. Continue reading at NELALive.net.....
(1 comments)
|
highland park: NELA People: Amy Inoue and Chicken Boy - 01/07/07 07:24 AM
Some people rescue pets. Amy Inoue, owner of Future Studio at 5558 North Figueroa Street in Historic Highland Park rescued Chicken Boy. When Amy first arrived in Los Angeles, Chicken Boy perched atop a 3 story building on Broadway Street, in downtown L.A. To find out how Chicken Boy came to be under Amy's care and protection, follow this link to read the story in her own words as told on http://www.chickenboy.com/ Read more at NELALive.net.....
(1 comments)
|
highland park: Avenue 50 Studio: Endangered - 01/06/07 06:38 AM
Avenue 50 Studio has been a leader in community outreach, and cross cultural understanding. Avenue 50 Studio leases space at 131 North Avenue 50. The 1925 masonry building was recently acquired by a new owner, and plans have been filed to demolish the structure. The next hearing before the Highland Park Historic Perservation Overlay Zone Boad takes place Tuesday, January 9, 2007, 6:30 PM at Ramona Hall Recreation Center, 4580 Figueroa Street, Los Angeles 90065 (Beside Sycamore Grove Park). Continue ready at NELALive.net.....
(8 comments)
|
highland park: A Very Brief History Of Highland Park - 01/06/07 06:32 AM
In 1781, the City of Los Angeles, known then as the Pueblo de la Reina de la Margen Del Rio de la Porciuncula, was founded and incorporated by Spain. Around this time, in 1784, Jose Maria Verdugo, a retired military soldier and rancher was granted 36,000 acres of land which he named "Rancho San Raphael". He built a small pueblo, using the balance for cattle raising. Almost 100 years later, part of this Rancho would become the community of Highland Park. Alfred B. Chapman, an attorney, and his partner Andrew Glassell purchased 32,500 acres of this land in 1869 (approximately 50.7 square
(0 comments)
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cheryl Johnson
Highland Park,
CA
More about me
Cheryl Johnson, Bob Taylor Properties, Inc., Los Angeles, CA
Address: 5526 N. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90042
Office Phone: (323) 257-1080
Email Me
Caution: CAT BLOG AHEAD
Including random thoughts on life, art, business, stuff, and occasionally Real Estate.
According to Seth Godin: "Cat blogs are for, by, and about the person blogging. A cat blog is about your cat and your dating travails and your boss and whatever else you feel like sharing in your public diary."
Well, I am the boss, my dating years are behind me, but I do love my cats.
Enjoy!
Listings
Links
Archives
|