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PEOPLE+ PLACES VIRTUAL EVENT

On the Move: Historic House Relocation Project

In the aftermath of the Eaton Fire, a creative recovery effort is taking shape: relocating historic homes into the community of Altadena. Join the conversation with architects, community advocates, and preservationists who are leading efforts to move these houses.

MEMBER PRESALE

Modern by Moonlight Walking Tour

A nighttime twist on the Modern Skyline walking tour, Modern by Moonlight explores the skyscrapers and plazas of Bunker Hill in the soft glow of twilight. Space is limited!

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MEMBER PRESALE

Los Angeles City Hall Walking Tour

Explore one of the most iconic buildings in Los Angeles, the 1928 City Hall! This limited engagement will take you through this stunning example of Art Deco civic architecture. From the ziggurat-topped tower to the extravagant marble rotunda and elegant Council Chambers, no expense was spared in building this civic monument.

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SEASONAL TOUR

Artistry in Architecture: A Millard Sheets Bus Tour

Join us for an exciting bus tour featuring the iconic work of Millard Sheets in Los Angeles. Historian and author Adam Arenson leads us through some of Sheets’ most notable locations in Los Angeles.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Getty Grant to L.A. Conservancy Will Help Altadena Map Its Heritage

Getty announced today it has awarded $420,000 to the Los Angeles Conservancy to lead a community-driven historic resources survey and Cultural Asset Mapping project designed to inform the rebuilding of Altadena following the devastating Eaton Fire in January 2025.

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Announcement

L.A. Conservancy Selected for WPA-Inspired “Artists at Work” Program

The Los Angeles Conservancy is pleased to announce its selection as one of four 2025 community partners in the prestigious Artists at Work program. From June 1, 2025, to November 30, 2026, the Conservancy will host resident artist Alma Cielo and collaborate on an arts public-facing project in Altadena designed to support and strengthen community identity, cultural preservation, and civic memory.

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COMMUNITY

Recovery and Rebuilding After Historic L.A. Fires

NEW MEMBER PUBLICATION

Introducing LAndmark

NEW INITIATIVE

Los Angeles Women's Landmarks Project

COMMUNITY

Recovery and Rebuilding After Historic L.A. Fires

NEW MEMBER PUBLICATION

Introducing LAndmark

NEW INITIATIVE

Los Angeles Women's Landmarks Project

SUPPORT

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