Stops Along The Rails

02/24/2026

Wilshire/La Cienega station
East Edge Gateway: An identity in transition.

LA Metro D-line
5300 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Map Coordinates:
Wilshire & La Cienega Boulevards

Sponsored by:


Adjacent Places:
Beverly Hills East Edge Gateway
Carthy Circle

Station Type: Community, below grade.

Station amenities:
Street-front plaza

Street-Front Directory:


District Character:
Urban office commercial/medium density residential

Local Economy: Financial, medical, retail, theatre, residential

Anchor Destinations: NA

Transit Connections:
LA Metro Bus 20:
Primarily via Wilshire Boulevard
East: Downtown Los Angeles
(6th & Main Streets)
West: Westwood, Santa Monica

LA Metro Bus 105:
Via La Cienega Boulevard & South LA corridor, primarily via Vernon Ave.
North: West Hollywood
South: South Los Angeles

LA Metro Bus (Rapid) 720:
Primarily via Wilshire Boulevard
East: Downtown Los Angeles
West: Downtown Santa Monica

Be mindful that bus line schedules vary significantly by day and hours of operation. For connection schedules and routes click here bio-link.

02/20/2026

🎬 Pan African Film Festival — Now Happening in Downtown Culver City

The Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) is in full swing — celebrating global Black stories through film, art, and culture.

📍 Downtown Culver City
📅 February 16–22, 2026
🎥 The Culver Theatre

From powerful independent cinema and documentaries to international features and emerging creators, PAFF brings together filmmakers, audiences, and communities from across the African diaspora.

✨ Expect:
• Bold new films and premieres
• Conversations with filmmakers
• Cultural energy and community connection
• Stories from Africa, the Caribbean, the Americas, and beyond

For Los Angeles, PAFF is more than a film festival — it’s a gathering place where creativity, identity, and shared stories come together on screen.

🎞️ Downtown Culver City is alive with film this week.

02/17/2026

Credit to Some slides from the under construction Cities Illustrated Los Angeles Map.

The map will show all rail transit and all bus >15 min freq. lines. LA has a lot of these so this map is going to be insane.

These slides feature the San Bernardino Line (denoted as MB in brown)

The San Bernardino Line is a heavy rail commuter railroad line connecting the inland empire with Union Station in LA. Part of the line, mainly sections shown on slides 3 and 4 uses a single track ROW in the median of I10 which is such a north America moment.

I'm not sure if this section can be upgraded or even how but Metrolink does have plans to upgrade most of its track to allow for increased frequencies - in line with overall plans to prioritize California rail.

Also the San Bernardino Line will be your likely first leg of the future "LA" to Las Vegas HSR line. The line will begin in Rancho Cucamonga, about 90 mins east of union station on the SB line.

02/11/2026

Wilshire/Fairfax station
There is a lot going on here!

LA Metro D-line
5300 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Map Coordinates:
Wilshire Boulevard & Fairfax Avenue

Sponsored by:


Adjacent Places:
Little Ethiopia
Miracle Mile District
Park La Brea
La Brea Tar Pits

Station Type: Regional, below grade.

Station amenities:
Street-front plaza

Street-Front Directory:


District Character:
Residential neighborhood/museum district

Local Economy: Retail, neighborhood services, cafes, restaurants and mid-rise apartment comminities along Wilshire Boulevard & La Brea Avenues. Single-family home districts adjacent to the major street corridors.

Anchor Destinations:
La Brea Tar Pits Park

Transit Connections:
LA Metro Bus 20:
Primarily via Wilshire Boulevard
East: Downtown Los Angeles (6th & Main Streets)
West: Westwood, Santa Monica

LA Metro Bus 212:
Primarily via La Brea Avenue
North: Hollywood at Hollywood (Hollywood/Highland station, Metro B-line)

South: Hawthorne, Lennox
LA Metro Bus (Rapid) 720:
Primarily via Wilshire Boulevard
East: Downtown Los Angeles
West: Santa Monica

LADOT: DASH Fairfax
Circular community shuttle
service.

Be mindful that bus line schedules vary significantly by day and hours of operation. For connection schedules
and routes click here bio-link.

02/04/2026

Stops Along The Rails::
Welcome to life along the rails.

Find homes, shops, places to hang-out, things to do. Detailed transit connections in the bio. Click "follow" to engage.

02/03/2026

Credit to This Black-owned grocery store is providing fresh food to South Central Los Angeles! 🥑

Founded by Olympia Auset in 2016, SÜPRMARKT is committed to ending food apartheid in South Central and keeping Slauson fresh. What started as a grocery pop-up in Leimert Park has blossomed into an all-organic, vegan grocery store offering seasonal produce, packaged goods, and in-house delights.

SÜPRMARKT believes fresh groceries should be easily accessible to everyone, regardless of where you live, and that South Central needs more than 60 grocery stores to serve its population of over 1 million people.

You can support SÜPRMARKT by:
🛍️ Shopping in-store Monday-Saturday
💝 Donating to their mission online
☀️ Joining our community walk on 2/7!

RSVP for FREE through the link in our profile! 🔗

Follow for the best of Black LA. Have Fun, Stay Black! See y’all outside! 🔌✨🫶🏾

🗓️ Saturday, February 7th
⏰ 10:30am
📍 SÜPRMARKT in Hyde Park
🧭 3526 W Slauson Avenue

02/03/2026

Credit to Land.
Advocacy.
Farmer Training.
Farming.
Distribution.
Retail.
EBT.

All the pieces are here.

Let’s get to work.

FROM THE BLOCK TO THE TABLE out now!

https://asyrsbridge.com/block-to-table/

A portion of all Book proceeds will go towards establishing the Foundation of a 501(c)3 Black-led nonprofit organization committed to empowering historically underserved farmers in California. The vision is a food system where BIPOC farmers have equitable opportunities to programs that secure land tenure, build generational security and equitable access to agricultural resources. This will be achieved through facilitating cooperative economics among participating farmers to share land, costs, skills, tools, equipment, housing, and infrastructure.

agriculture ujamaa farming

02/03/2026

Credit to WE BACK OUTSIDE FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH. ✊🏾🚲

RIDEWITUS LA is rolling again with new routes, new destinations, and the same community love that built this movement in the first place.

All month long we’re riding to support Black-owned businesses, celebrate culture, wellness, and bring our people together the way we do best — on bikes, outside, moving as one.

Whether you’ve been rocking with us or you’re pulling up for the first time, this is your invite.

And listen…

If y’all come on time, we can roll out on time. 😆👀

Helmets suggested. Lights for night rides. No rider left behind.

Let’s ride.

Fun. Fitness. Friendship. Culture.

LosAngelesCycling

01/17/2026

01/16/2026

Simplify your life. Map your routine.
Get your needs met. Build intelligence. Recreate. Find, connect & have community.

Live on the lines and near transit stations. Find your station district. Find your home. Follow to Engage

01/15/2026

Credit to

The biggest, most transformative transit project in the country just took one big step forward today!

Today, the Metro Planning and Programming Committee voted to move forward Modified Alternative 5 as the Locally Preferred Alternative for the Sepulveda Transit Corridor. This is a big deal for LA and brings us one step closer to getting this project approved and over the finish line!

But the Metro Board still needs to hear from you!

Be sure to provide your input and email the Metro Board Clerk at 📧 boardclerk@metro.net and let them know you support the alternative that creates jobs, drives revenue, cuts greenhouse gas emissions, and most importantly: makes sure Angelenos don’t have to get on the 405!

01/02/2026

Wilshire/La Brea Station
(Opening March 2026)
LA Metro D-line
5300 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Map Coordinates:
Wilshire Boulevard & La
Brea Avenue

Sponsored by:


Adjacent Places:
Sycamore Square
Miracle Mile District

Station Type: Metro, below grade.
Station amenities:
NA

Street-Front Directory:

District Character:
Community/retail district

Local Economy: Retail, neighborhood services, cafes, restaurants and mid-rise apartment comminities are located along Wilshire Boulevard & La Brea Avenues. Single-family home districts adjacent to the major street corridors.

Anchor Destinations: NA
Transit Connections:
LA Metro Bus 20:

Primarily via Wilshire Boulevard
East: Downtown Los Angeles (6th & Main Streets)
West: Westwood, Santa Monica

LA Metro Bus 212:
Primarily via La Brea Avenue
North: Hollywood at Hollywood (Hollywood/Highland station, Metro B-line)
South: Hawthorne, Lennox

LA Metro Bus (Rapid) 720:
Primarily via Wilshire Boulevard
East: Downtown Los Angeles
West: Santa Monica

LA Metro Bus (Express) 786:
Downtown Los Angeles to
Palmdale & Lancaster

LADOT: DASH Fairfax
Circular community shuttle
service.

Be mindful that bus line schedules vary significantly by day and hours of operation. For connection schedules
and routes click here bio-link.