RELAX – THERE’S $10 PARKING & WELLNESS COMING TO GRAND PARK

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Grand Park Easy Mornings is coming to Saturdays in September offering a calm start to the weekend with relaxing and family-friendly activities in Grand Park.

Introduced last summer as a digital experience and now offered live in the park, Grand Park’s Easy Mornings provides Angelenos with opportunities to focus on deepening relationships with self, community and green space. The free three-hour program will take place from 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. on September 4, September 11, September 18 and September 25, 2021. 

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Easy Mornings is a public platform promoting arts and culture, educational and creative programs and community health. Each week will feature a mixture of different activities, including arts-based workshops, wellness and dance workshops, public art and live DJ entertainment. Grand Park’s favorite food trucks and vendedores will offer food and beverages for purchase; on-site picnicking is encouraged. Activities in the park take place between Grand Avenue and Hill Street.

Guests must wear face coverings when entering performance, dancing and other communal areas during outdoor events; these areas will delineate where crowds could form in public spaces.

Parking is $10.00 per day for weekends, evenings and special events.


Grand Park
200 N. Grand Avenue.

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Keri Freeman

Military mom and proud parent, artist, writer, musician and film maker. Cocktail connoisseur. Publisher of DTLA Weekly.

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