Five Reasons Why the World Loves E-Central Hotel
E-Central Hotel is a beloved hotspot in DTLA. Take a look as we dive into Five Reasons Why Downtown Loves E Central Hotel as part of our 2022 Staying with…
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Vegan Pride, Pizza Giveaways, Wild Howls and More…DTLA Vegan Weekend Returns June 24-26
It’s Official, there’s nothing like “going vegan” to help bring our town together. This year, DTLA Vegan Weekend returns with seven new destinations to choose from, each adding to our…
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Vau de Vire Society Creates Enchanted Feast at Redbird Vibiana
As if downtown, top restaurant Redbird wasn’t enchanting enough, with its outdoor gardens, arched pathways and delicate table settings gracefully filling the rectory one of our most historic architectural gems,…
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From the Legendary Group That Brought DTLA “Aliso” – Check Out These Plans for 17 Story “Above” Coming to the Arts District
A brand new 350,000-square-foot speculative ground-up creative office project is planned for construction in Los Angeles’ Arts District, a neighborhood continuing its transformation into a true live/work/play community through an…
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Enter the Expansive Universe of Takashi Murakami at Broad
Takashi Murakami is one of the most widely recognized artists working today. His body of work traverses fine art, fashion, animation, film, and other commercial art. Sign up to receive our…
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Meet Chef Omari Williams of Smoke City Char Bar
Sitting across the table with master Chef Omari Williams at Smoke City Char Bar, one thing is for sure; downtown LA just got a whole lot sweeter. From his BBQ…
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DTLAs Greatest Tacos and the Cinco de Mayo Celebrations That Come Them
Sure, St Patrick and Old Saint Nick bring out drunken leprechauns and Cmas gifts, and its no secret Halloween brings out our sexiest costumes, but no celebration in Downtown LA will…
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Where’s the Beef? The Truth Behind the Family Drama That Led to the Closure of Pacific Dining Car
While this whole time, fans were thinking Pacific Dining Car closed because of Covid, members of the Idol family who operated the iconic restaurant in Westlake have expressed to Downtown…
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Going Once, Going Twice… Sold! Little Tokyo Union Bank Building Sells for $26.5 mil
Seems Little Tokyo has just become Downtown’s newest focal point for real estate buys with the $26.5 million dollar sale of a commercial building located at 120 S. San Pedro…
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