CicLAvia Is Back! Four Events Announced for 2022

1:14 PM PDT on June 13, 2022

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Call your friends! Mark your calendars! Grease your bikes! Lace up your skates! This week, CicLAvia announced dates and locations for four upcoming open streets festivals.

CicLAvia will open three miles of Western Avenue on July 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

In just a month, on Sunday, July 10, CicLAvia will return to South L.A. for a route that extends down Western Avenue from the Metro E Line Exposition/Western Station all the way to Florence Avenue.

Following South L.A., there will be:

Sunday August 21: Meet the Hollywoods
Sunday October 9: Heart of L.A.
Sunday December 4: South L.A.

Join us at CicLAvia–South LA on Sunday, July 10!! And join our email list for more details: https://t.co/y2j115TIdd We are planning *more* routes before the end of 2022:
▶️ August 21: CicLAvia–Meet the Hollywoods
▶️ October 9: CicLAvia–Heart of LA
▶️ December 4: CicLAvia–South LA pic.twitter.com/vlZ4JhmhnD
— CicLAvia (@CicLAvia) June 10, 2022

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