Monday, October 7, 2013
Scenes from CicLAvia's Return to the Heart of Los Angeles
We never get tired of CicLAvia, the day that miles of L.A. roads are shut down to cars and turned over to bicyclists and pedestrians. For this Sunday's edition of CicLAvia, organizers returned to the heart of downtown, with spokes to Chinatown, Mariachi Plaza, Pico/Central and MacArthur Park. Food trucks, bands, activities, bike repair, retail booths and more were there at every stop. And at the center of it all, in Grand Park, everything from a kids' play area to an Italian food festival greeted participants.
More than 100,000 people took part in October's event, according to organizers, who hope to eventually turn CicLAvia into a monthly event. (Too much of a good thing?) A few pics from this time:
Zumba marathon in Boyle Heights at Mariachi Plaza
The dancing Stop sign at City Hall
Concert stage in Chinatown
Coca-Cola bottling building at Central and Pico
Game area at Grand Park
Labels:
Bikes,
Boyle Heights,
Chinatown,
CicLAvia,
Downtown,
Grand Park,
Mariachi Plaza
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