During this global pandemic, our city parks and recreation centers are currently playing a crucial role in providing for the needs of impacted communities.
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This new initiative is focused on creating small “forests” in city parks throughout L.A. to offset our carbon footprint, cool surface air temperatures, and educate the public about climate change.
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Within Griffith Park’s historic Commonwealth Nursery, we’re planting the seeds for an urban environmental center to educate the public and promote sustainable landscapes.
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The Rose Award is an annual luncheon and ceremony honoring a woman who has made extraordinary contributions to the quality of life in Los Angeles. All funds raised through the event go to support the Los Angeles Parks Foundation.
The Lotus Festival celebrates Asian Pacific cultures with two days of attractions and entertainment in scenic Echo Lake Park. The festivities take place in July when the eponymous flower is in bloom, and the weekend kick offs with an opening ceremony, continuing with live music, a film screening, cultural performances and more.
Now in its third year, the Harvest Festival celebrates LA’s prestigious Griffith Park with a day of family-friendly activities, music, food trucks, local craft beer, games, and a screening of “Coco” under the stars.