Echo Park Pictures of the Week February 10-23, 2014
Every day we choose Echo Park images that showcase the best of a variety of scenes in Echo Park. Here are our picks for the weeks of February 10-23, 2014.
Echo Park Lake scenes in music video “So Much Worse” by We Still Dream
We Still Dream, a 5 member rock band from Florida, chose Echo Park Lake and Echo Park as much of their setting for the “So Much Worse” official music video.
Podcast: Echo Park artist Jaime Chavez interview
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Local Echo Park artist Jaime Chavez comes to the Echo Park Podcast to discuss his life in Echo Park, his artwork and inspirations, and how to find his art.
Rocket Dog Walking in Echo Park — neighborhood street pole report
Neighborhood street pole report: this Rocket Dog Walking flyer, advertising dog walking services, was spotted on Echo Park Ave. in Echo Park, Los Angeles.
Echo Park pictures of the week February 4-9, 2014
Every day we browse through tens of Echo Park pictures taken by residents and visitors. Here are our Echo Park pictures of the week for February 4-9, 2014.
The end of Echo Park’s E’Pack Family Clothing Store on Sunset Blvd
The sign for E’Pac Family Clothing Store comes down in Echo Park, marking the start of a new image for the Sunset Blvd corridor just west of Echo Park Ave.
Enjoy the classroom view, from President Obama’s perspective
President Obama records a classroom using a student’s iPad. We see the world as he does as he promotes ConnectED, more technology in the classroom.
The bird count is in at Echo Park Lake: Meet the 28 winged species
Local Echo Park bird lovers participated in the Annual Christmas Bird Count at Echo Park Lake. They identified various species and counted the individuals.
Echo Park residents discuss LA Times’ gangsters-only-on-weekends story
Opinions were varied after LA Times published a story that declared gentrification a victor against Echo Park gangs. We asked our followers for their input.
Comic: The Echo Park Gang Life is for the Weekends
Inspired by an LA Times article that describes how gentrification has pushed gangs out of Echo Park, Parky asks Lago about his gangster past.