1. Photograph: Jake Giles Netter
    Photograph: Jake Giles Netter | Grand Park
  2. Photograph: Jake Giles Netter
    Photograph: Jake Giles Netter | Grand Park
  3. Photograph: Jake Giles Netter
    Photograph: Jake Giles Netter | Grand Park
  4. Photograph: Jake Giles Netter
    Photograph: Jake Giles Netter | Grand Park
  5. Photograph: Jake Giles Netter
    Photograph: Jake Giles Netter | Grand Park
  6. Photograph: Jake Giles Netter
    Photograph: Jake Giles Netter | Grand Park

Gloria Molina Grand Park

  • Attractions | Parks and gardens
  • Downtown
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Time Out says

The slow, lumbering mission to turn Downtown L.A. into a vibrant cultural hub got a lift when a portion of Grand Park’s 12 acres officially opened to the public in July 2012. Dotted with fountains, picnic lawns, bright pink benches and plenty of nooks from which to sit and people-watch, Grand Park is a bright urban oasis that proves the city has a sense of romance. The park plays host to performances, gatherings and other community events, notably a Fourth of July Block Party, Día de Muertos celebration and the massive NYELA Countdown on the last night of the year.

Details

Address
200 N Grand Ave
Los Angeles
90012
Price:
Free
Opening hours:
Daily 5:30am–10pm
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What’s on

Gloria Molina Grand Park’s Summer Block Party

If you’re on the hunt for a cheap, lively way to celebrate Uncle Sam, shake it over to Grand Park, and watch Downtown L.A. light up for free—though for the third year running around, the park has swapped out fireworks for more eco-friendly drones. Renamed from the Fourth of July Block Party, Gloria Molina Grand Park’s Summer Block Party will offer scrumptious food truck fare, a 75-foot-tall Ferris wheel and 90-foot super slide, plus two stages of live music—one with DJs programmed by KCRW Summer Nights, the other headlined by Grammy-nominated L.A. rapper D Smoke. The tunes begins while the sun is still high in the sky, so settle in for an all-day picnic—note that no booze is allowed, though—and relax. Best of all, the event is Metro-accessible via the Civic Center/Grand Park station (though $10 parking is also available at the Music Center and Walt Disney Concert Hall). Be sure to stay for the drone show—a flurry of some 800 illuminated drones above the Music Center—at 9pm.
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