Union Station

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800 N. Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90012 | Directions

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About Union Station

Los Angeles Union Station (or LAUS) is the main railway station in Los Angeles and the largest railroad passenger terminal in the Western United States.

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Geronimo Balloons’ Guide to Happiness in LA

Leaving her hometown of Seattle in 2011, Jihan Zencirli moved to Los Angeles to embark on the helium-powered endeavor that is Geronimo Balloons. Her official job description seems a little fuzzy; in addition to selling oversized balloons and party supplies online, she creates fantastical public art installations around Los Angeles. On a recent Tuesday night,…
Garagiste Festival Artisanal Wines

Sometime in the mid-1990s, a group of French vintners decided to challenge the strict winemaking rules of the Bordeaux region. They were the rebels who started the underground wine movement, the garagistes who fermented grapes with new, revolutionary techniques. Founder Doug Minnick likens the Garagiste Festival to LA’s underground music scene—discovering a new wine before…
Summer Food and Wine Events in LA

Summertime in LA takes many forms: it’s a time for beach bonfires and tanning, county fairs and carnival games, starlit concerts and outdoor movies. It’s also the time when food and wine festivals set up shop around the city, bringing gourmet bites and heady booze to the masses. There are LA food and wine festivals…
LA’s Most Famous Film Locations

Ever since the first motion picture was filmed here in 1911, Los Angeles has been widely considered the movie capital of the world. Countless scenes have been shot in away from movie studio’s in LA’s public spaces, residential areas and parks—places that everyone can visit on a regular basis. Although the glamorous perception of the film industry may intimidate the average sightseer, the following locations are frequented by locals and easy for anyone to access.