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06/19/2026

Today, Juneteenth reminds us that progress is never guaranteed. Every generation must protect it and push it forward.

Across LA, Black communities are living proof of that perseverance. From the neighborhoods they’ve built to the culture they’ve shaped to the seats they now hold, Black Angelenos have created institutions, organized for change, and imagined new possibilities, taking up space even when the odds were stacked against them.

The Angeleno Project celebrates Black freedom, joy, and resilience today, and stands alongside the community in the work still ahead.

Today, we celebrate. Tomorrow, the work continues.

Yesterday, people showed up to parks, museums, plazas, and parking lots across LA to celebrate ‘the beautiful game’, be ...
06/12/2026

Yesterday, people showed up to parks, museums, plazas, and parking lots across LA to celebrate ‘the beautiful game’, be in community, and reclaim joy.

Because for many Angelenos, gathering publicly right now is about more than football.

It’s about refusing to disappear.
It’s about protecting community.
It’s about reminding each other that this city belongs to all of us.

Across Los Angeles, organizers, artists, community groups and businesses continue creating places where people can safely come together, celebrate culture, and feel connected—even when there are forces looking to tear us apart.

This week and throughout the tournament, LA Represent and pull up:

LA, Pride is everywhere this month. 🌈From Pasadena to Long Beach, Hollywood to the San Gabriel Valley, Pride is showing ...
06/10/2026

LA, Pride is everywhere this month. 🌈
From Pasadena to Long Beach, Hollywood to the San Gabriel Valley, Pride is showing up as celebration, community care, history, joy, performance, and family-friendly gathering.

This month’s Pride events include:
🏳️‍⚧️ Trans Pride LA
Saturday, June 20
Hosted by , and
🐠 Pride Night at the Aquarium
Friday, June 12
Hosted by
🎱 Charity Drag Bingo
Thursday, June 11
Benefiting
Hosted at
🌈 LA Pride Parade & Festival
Sunday, June 14
Hosted by
📓 Free and Q***r: Black Californian Roots of Gay Liberation
Saturday, June 27
Hosted by with Feel Seen Wellness
🏛️ Pasadena Pride
Saturday, June 13
Hosted by Pasadena Parks, Recreation and Community Services with
🏳️‍🌈 San Gabriel Valley Pride Tour
June 23 to June 27
Hosted by

Pride is protest, joy, memory, and community showing up for each other in public.

Tell us where you’re celebrating Pride this month.
LA, Represent.

One year ago, the raids hit Los Angeles. Families, workplaces, whole neighborhoods were shakshaken, fear didn't win. LA,...
06/05/2026

One year ago, the raids hit Los Angeles. Families, workplaces, whole neighborhoods were shakshaken, fear didn't win. LA, Represented by showing up for our neighbors in all kinds of ways.

The headlines faded. The targeting hasn't stopped, and raids and detentions continue in places like Adelanto, Delaney, Dilley and across the country. That's why the Angeleno Project teamed up with to share trusted resources and information to support immigrants in LA right now.

Here are 6 real ways to take action.
No action is too small.
Save this. Share it. Tag someone who shows up.

We're stronger than yesterday. Somos más fuertes que ayer.

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LA, this is your final call!!Today is the last day to vote and Vote Centers are open until 8 PM. Find a Vote Center at l...
06/02/2026

LA, this is your final call!!

Today is the last day to vote and Vote Centers are open until 8 PM. Find a Vote Center at locator.lavote.gov.

Stay in line if you’re there by 8 PM.

And if you already voted, tell us in the comments!
LA, Represent.

LA, your ballot has plans this weekend.It’s biking through the city, running through South LA, getting explained over ma...
05/29/2026

LA, your ballot has plans this weekend.

It’s biking through the city, running through South LA, getting explained over matcha and DJs, rolling to the polls, moonwalking with neighbors, and showing up with botas, banda y votos.

Across LA County, community groups are making voting feel less overwhelming and more like what it should be: visible, social, local, and rooted in care for each other.

This weekend and through Election Day, pull up:

🚲 La Tour de Biblioteca: Bike to the Ballot Box
Bike ride from to , with stops at libraries across LA.

🏃🏽 Run to the Polls
Hosted by , , and .
A free 5K run or 1-mile walk from South LA Cafe. Bring your ballots.

💅🏽 Know Your Ballot
Hosted by and .
With participating orgs including PSL, IMMI ORG, All Power Books and more.

🚐 SCOPE: Roll to the Polls
Hosted by .
Transportation to the polls, voter rights info, ballot tracking, food, music, and community.

🌙 InnerCity Struggle: Moonwalk to the Polls
Hosted by and .
Voter education, neighborhood walks, food, giveaways, and community action.

🤠 InnerCity Struggle: Botas, Banda y Votos
Hosted by .
Election Day volunteer event and community celebration.

Tell us in the comments: have you voted yet, or are you voting this weekend?

It’s biking through the city, running through South LA, getting explained over matcha and DJs, rolling to the polls, moonwalking with neighbors, and showing up with botas, banda, and votos.

What’s your why, LA?Maybe it’s housing. Maybe it’s your family. Maybe it’s immigrants, workers, schools, wildfire recove...
05/27/2026

What’s your why, LA?

Maybe it’s housing. Maybe it’s your family. Maybe it’s immigrants, workers, schools, wildfire recovery, or the future we all deserve.

Whatever your why is, this is your reminder to use your voice.

Vote Centers are open now through June 1 from 10 AM to 7 PM. On Election Day, June 2, Vote Centers are open from 7 AM to 8 PM.

Find your local Vote Center in Los Angeles County at locator.lavote.gov/locations.

Mailing your ballot? Send it early. Ballots must be postmarked by June 2, but the sooner you mail it, the better.

And if you can’t vote, you can still show up. Help someone make a plan. Drive someone to the polls. Share trusted voter information. Talk to your people about what’s on the ballot.

Voting is not the only way to create change, but it is one of the easiest ways to make your voice heard.

The last day to vote is June 2.

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05/22/2026

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Memorial Day weekend is here, and so are all the ways to show up, tap in, and spend time in community. Here’s where to find your people:

🔴 TOMA: La Noche — Fri 5/23 | 4873 Melrose Ave
A night of energy and movement on Melrose, powered by Kids of Immigrants. Pull up.

☕ Makerspace Study Break @ Las Fotos Project — Fri 5/22, 4:30–6:30PM | Boyle Heights (90033)
An Espresso Yourself cafecito break + mini screen-printing workshop, with Alma Family Services’ United Mental Health Promotors. For teen girls, young women & gender-expansive folks ages 13–24. RSVP: bit.ly/LFPrsvp

🎷 Jazz at LACMA — Fri nights, May–Oct, 6PM | Smidt Welcome Plaza, 5905 Wilshire Blvd
Free live jazz under the Urban Light. Outdoor vibes, artful evenings — bring a blanket and stay awhile.

🎉 Culture Fest @ Blossom Market Hall
— Sat 5/23, 12–7PM | San Gabriel
FREE admission. Global cultures through food, dance & handmade goods from minority-owned vendors. Plus a mobile vote center on-site (12–7PM) with CAUSE — come vote in person or drop off your ballot! 🗳️

🇬🇷 50th Annual Valley Greek Festival
— May 23, 24 & 25 | St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Northridge
A taste of Greece in the Valley — food, live music & dancing. Half a century strong this Memorial Day weekend.

A reminder while you’re out: the June 2 primary is happening, and your ballot is in your mailbox now. Acts of love come in a lot of forms — voting is one of them. 🗳️
Where are you tapping in this weekend? Drop it in the comments. 👇

LA, represent.

05/20/2026

Not all scary stories happen in October.

The California primary is June 2, and the real horror movie is realizing too late that your ballot had more power than you thought.

You can vote by mail, drop off your ballot, or vote in person at any LA County Vote Center starting May 23.

The people who make it to November are decided now. Don’t sit this one out.

LA, Represent.

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