*'TIS THE SEASON FOR CELEBRATION AT DODGER STADIUM! * The 2020 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers are hosting a drive-thru Holiday Festival, complete with a light show, LED video displays, fake snow and interactive displays honoring the Dodgers World Championship and celebrating the holidays! Open Nightly* November 27th-December 24th 5-11PM
Latino Conservation Week – is an annual initiative of the Hispanic Access Foundation showcasing outdoor engagement and conservation advocacy by Latinx communities. In celebration, we are partnering with Latino Outdoors to host a panel discussion recognizing the ways members of our LatinX communities engage with the outdoors and the field of conservation. Our panelists represent […]
Latino Outdoors (LO)proudly presents, Yo Cuento – a short documentary that was shot on location during the 2019 Latino Outdoors Leadership Campout. Despite the COVID19 pandemic, LO continues to inspire, connect, and engage Latinx communities and embrace cultura y familia as part of the outdoors narrative, ensuring our history, heritage, and leadership are valued and represented.
America Madrigal-Herrera teaches folk art classes for ages 7-12 for Plaza de la Raza’s School of Performing and Visual Arts.
The Palms-Rancho Park Branch is teaming up with the Westchester - Loyola Village Branch to bring you our next installment of the Black Lives Matter Discussion Series Part II, beginning October 1 and running through December 17. We invite you to come out and join the conversation. Facilitators for the event are Frieda Afary, Palms-Rancho Park […]
The Palms-Rancho Park Branch is teaming up with the Westchester - Loyola Village Branch to bring you our next installment of the Black Lives Matter Discussion Series Part II, beginning October 1 and running through December 17. We invite you to come out and join the conversation. Facilitators for the event are Frieda Afary, Palms-Rancho Park […]
The American story has been profoundly shaped by Native Americans, yet the stories told about Native people are often false and almost always incomplete. From Pocahontas and Jamestown to the first Thanksgiving and Plymouth Colony, Indigenous peoples have rarely been the narrators of their own stories. Join us in a conversation with Native youth to […]
