Olvera Street

Please share. CALL FOR ENTRIES: We just did our live interview with Self Help Graphics celebrating Dia De Los Muertos! In the past, we created an altar there and dedicated it for my wonderful grandmother. ... I will be creating a community altar for those who have died of COVID-19 with John Trausch, Al Herion, and Julianne Backman. It will be on Olvera Street. If you know anyone who has died from COVID-19, please send us a picture and let us know who they were and what was special about that person. We would be honored to celebrate their lives. Send it to [email protected] with the Subject; Covid Altar. To learn more about Day of the Dead or how to create an altar, please visit https://www.olvera-street.com/dia-de-los-muertos Thank you and God Bless.

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Bienvenidos! Welcome! Olvera Street is open Thursdays-Sundays 11 - 4 pm for most businesses. Please wear a mask and keep social distancing so we can all try to stay safe. To learn about Dia De Los Muertos, how to create an altar, see videos and more, please visit www.Olvera-Street.com

Enjoy this video from the Getty Conservation Institute discussing the conservation of "The America Tropical Mural" here at El Pueblo Historical Monument and don't miss a special evening digital tour: "The Anniversary of America Tropical" this Friday at 6:00 pm live on zoom! Space is limited and RSVP is recommended: [email protected] Meeting ID: 946 6396 4343... Passcode: atic88 https://www.youtube.com/watch

We are excited to announce Olvera Street will be opening this Thursday - Sunday from 11AM - 4PM. Some merchants may be open on Labor Day too. Everyone must wear a mask and practice social distancing of 6' so we can continue to open every week. We can't wait to get back, and look forward to seeing you all. STAY SAFE and enjoy your warm weekend! ... Please share with your friends!

Stay safe! Visit our shop online to view our collection of face masks. Stay safe! https://www.olvera-street.com/face-masks

"The Autry Museum of the American West" is offering free online distance learning resources: Including self guided tours, videos, and games like "The Oregon Trail!" Click below for more information: https://theautry.org//distance-learni/additional-resources

A black and white photograph taken in the 1950s by John Malmin of a family of merchants in front of the Pico House, on the corner of Main Street and the former Republic Street.

Enjoy the informative historical timeline: "100 Women Who've Made A Difference in LA" presented by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County https://www.tiki-toki.com//Womens-History-in-Los-Angeles-/

Enjoy our summer savings and stop by for food to go! We look forward to opening up once again when it safe.

The magic of art.

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