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CicLAvia Heart of L.A. 2026 – Open Thread

As usual the Heart of L.A. route, an annual early October tradition since 2010, saw tens of thousands of Angelenos smiling their way along streets closed to car traffic
CicLAvia Heart of L.A. 2026 – Open Thread
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On Sunday, CicLAvia hosted the annual Heart of L.A. event. As always, the Heart of L.A. event, an annual early October tradition since 2010, saw tens of thousands of Angelenos smiling their way along streets closed to car traffic.

The route connects neighborhoods in and around downtown Los Angeles: Boyle Heights, Little Tokyo, Echo Park, and Chinatown. It features many iconic L.A. sites, including the 6th Street Viaduct, City Hall, Mariachi Plaza, Hollenbeck Park, Echo Park, and more.

Readers – how was your experience at CicLAvia?

CicLAvia riders through Boyle Heights
CicLAvia in Little Tokyo
CicLAvia on the Sixth Street Bridge
More riders on 6th Street
CicLAvia through the 2nd Street Tunnel

Next CicLAvia event will be Sunday November 15 in Pasadena.

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