Meet our Garden Volunteers

LA Plaza celebrates National Volunteer Week

What better way to celebrate National Volunteer Week than to showcase dedicated members of LA Plaza’s volunteer team! This week, keep connected to read profiles of our team members and their contribution to our mission.
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Meet Mary: Volunteer Member

LA Plaza celebrates National Volunteer Week

What better way to celebrate National Volunteer Week than to showcase dedicated members of LA Plaza’s volunteer team! This week, keep connected to read profiles of our team members and their contribution to our mission.

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¡Sano y Sabroso!

A Healthy Kale Recipe from Chef Roberto!

 

Today, LA Plaza is pleased to share a healthy and delicious kale recipe from personal chef Roberto Martin.

 

While strolling through LA Plaza's Edible Teaching Garden you will find an abundant variety of kale. The...

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Volunteers in Training!

LA Plaza’s volunteer team prepares for a new year!

Did you know that at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes each member of our volunteer team holds the title of Engagement Guide? Engagement is the central focus of our educational mission because we believe that it is important to guide...

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My Future Starts Here!

Reflections from Education Intern Rebecca Raya

Two weeks ago, LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes said farewell to its Education Intern Rebecca Raya. Rebecca first came on board as a volunteer helping LA Plaza on its grand opening day in 2011 and has since then helped with numerous projects...

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Students Share their Reflections!

Student Fieldtrips at LA Plaza!

Since the launch of LA Plaza’s Edible Teaching Garden and Culinary Arts program, funded by The PepsiCo Foundation, thousands of students have participated in hands-on workshops.

School groups have the unique opportunity to learn garden and...

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¡Jueves en el Jardín!

See what’s growing in the Edible Teaching Garden every Thursday!

Cool Weather Vegetables

The weather outside is typical of fall in Los Angeles: overcast, with chilly nights followed by early morning dew. Because the arc of the sun is lower in the sky, the trees cast long...

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¡Adelante Mujeres!

An Altar Tribute Honoring and Celebrating Women

This past weekend, LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes launched its Day of the Dead celebrations with a special altar tribute to women. This event spearheaded by community activist, Sandra Romero, brought together female community activists,...

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¡Jueves en el Jardín!

See what’s growing in the Edible Teaching Garden every Thursday!

Contain Yourself!

Here at LA Plaza’s Edible Teaching Garden, we are constantly on the lookout for creative and sustainable pots for our plants. We rarely buy new pots. Instead, the focus is on reuse...

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¡Sano y Sabroso!

Healthy and Delicious Insights from the Culinary Arts Program

Día de Los Muertos

Traditionally a pre-Columbian celebration, Día de Los Muertos has survived the conquest and centuries of political and religious upheaval to continue to be celebrated in...

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La Voz. The blog of LA Plaza

Transforming Public Art: Chicanos in the ‘80s

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Mon, 2012-03-19
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Last weekend, LA Plaza celebrated the opening of its newest exhibition, Transforming Public Art: Chicanos in the ‘80s. This exhibition, a salute to some of LA’s iconic Chicana/o muralists, explores the mural-making process and provides a glimpse into the inspiration behind many of LA’s murals.

To continue the celebration, LA Plaza invites you to a free Family Day on Sunday, March 25. Enjoy art workshops, live music, and visit Transforming Public Art, on view till April 16. Bring the entire family to this FREE event!
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