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CicLAvia ~ Sunday, April 10th

11:21 AM PDT on April 5, 2011

Last October, CicLAvia saw a massive turnout of over 100,000 Angeleños who joined one of the nation's largest car-free events. Imagine 7.5 miles of road open to biking, walking, skateboarding, playing and just enjoying the city. Along the route will be many taco trucks, and downtown's Mas Malo will be opening early to serve hungry pedestrians and bikers. CicLAvia promotes alternative transportation, public space and increase of public health awareness. The event is FREE for all Angelenos to come out and walk, bike, skate, dine or just observe!

Update: The following restaurants will be open on the route during CicLAvia

Mama's Hot Tamales on 7th across from Mac
El Pulgarcito on 7th across from Mac
Pupuseria El Pueblo on 6th and Rampart
Mas Malo 7th and Grand
Surfer Taco Truck (Bike District)

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