Christine A.
9/8/2010
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people complain about getting things for free. The Grand Avenue Festival is unfortunately full of these types. Free admission to MOCA and REDCAT. Free...
Grand Avenue Festival
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300 S Olive St
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Grand Avenue Festival is a renowned event in Los Angeles, CA, offering a diverse range of activities and attractions for locals and tourists alike. With a focus on celebrating the vibrant culture and creativity of the city, the festival showcases an array of art installations, live performances, culinary delights, and interactive experiences. From exploring local galleries and museums to indulging in delicious street food and enjoying live music, Grand Avenue Festival offers a unique and immersive experience that captures the essence of Los Angeles.
As a local matter-of-fact travel writer, I highly recommend attending Grand Avenue Festival to discover the rich tapestry of art, entertainment, and culinary delights that Los Angeles has to offer. Whether you're a culture enthusiast, a food lover, or simply looking for a fun-filled day out, this festival is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for the vibrant spirit of the city.
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Lily A.
10/1/2008
I went to the Grand Avenue Festival by chance this year and it was such a great time. I heard about it somewhere and thought it would be pretty interesting and you can go watch some performances...
Pamela M.
10/3/2006
Grand Avenue festival will be on Saturday, October 7, 2006 11AM-5PM Lots of free things to do: Music, Theater, Opera and Dance Performances, Art-Making Activities, Gallery Row, Art Fair Drum...
Shivs L.
9/20/2008
It's happening again, September 28th! I'll update the rating after I go since I've never gone before UPDATE - There was a lot of stuff to do that I missed, like making your own t-shirts. But I...
Tiffany G.
10/24/2015
The event is free, but you have to wait (aka never get in) to get into most exhibits/museums. Cool if you're local, but not really worth the drive.
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