June 2018 – Page 5 – LA Loft Blog

Los Angeles, Grand Park is recently updated and ready to host the 4th of July holiday Los Angeles State Historic Park includes a day-long celebration of music, performance, family-friendly activities and food trucks. The park is easily accessible by the Chinatown Gold Line Station or by bicycle. Public transportation is highly recommended because there is limited parking in the park.

Los Angeles State Historic Park had been closed for the three years, but after a major renovation, the Chinatown neighborhood park was re-open on Earth Day, April 22, 2017

Opened in 2006 and also known as Cornfield Park, the enlarged and revamped space now totals now totals 34 acres, with new features that include two acres of wetlands, a Welcome Center, a Blossom Plaza, a large promenade, room for farmers’ markets, a meadow, a paved parking lot and a pedestrian bridge perfect for taking in the views. The neighborhood has proven to be an enjoyable place to live, a great investment, and continues to surpass expectations.

Grand Park + The Music Center’s Fourth of July Block Party returns as the county’s largest free July 4^th celebration. Featuring picnicking, games, art-making, music, dancing and stunning fireworks show high above Downtown L.A., Grand Park + The Music Center’s Fourth of July Block Party is the ultimate summer holiday celebration. The highly popular event offers activities for all ages including soccer, tag, bubble fun and chalk art. Two stages featuring DJs and live musical performances will entertain audiences throughout the celebration. Fireworks begin at 9:00 p.m. from the roof of The Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and soar nearly 500 feet, making them visible throughout Downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods. #ChinaTown #July4th

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The LA Fashion District spans many blocks in the Central, South and Southeast portions of Downtown Los Angeles. The neighborhood contains many retail, office and industrial buildings and businesses relating to apparel and accessories, textiles, flowers, even live/work lofts. #Garmet District

From early in the 20th Century the first garment and textiles manufacturing came to Downtown Los Angeles. By 1929, development in the district flourished, creating a significant and influential piece of the City’s rich heritage. In 2001, these buildings were designated local historic monuments in recognition of their significance as a social and architectural representation of industrial Downtown Los Angeles. Each of these heavy, concrete-frame buildings reflects a distinctive architectural style through its decorative facade and oversized, industrial loft windows designed to maximize natural light, both typical design features of the time. MJW Investments purchased the buildings in 1998 from Mr. Arthur Gerry, a prominent local businessman. MJW since committed its energies and efforts into reinventing these unique architectural landmarks.#Lofts