Bringing tourism to Leimert Park
Black culture has spread worldwide, but Black communities in Los Angeles which created portions of that culture have been historically overlooked for tourism.
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Black culture has spread worldwide, but Black communities in Los Angeles which created portions of that culture have been historically overlooked for tourism.
Both vegans and non vegans enjoy the plant-based cuisine at Azla Ethiopian Vegan, which is on Leimert Boulevard, just south of 43rd Street.
Inglewood sisters open this wine bar on La Brea Avenue, just north of Centinela Avenue, which features the largest selection of Black-owned wines in California.
The festival along Degnan Boulevard will feature five stages with live music, workshops, panel discussions, children activities, and vendors.
Rick Burton created a mobile restaurant that gives his customers a lounge type experience.
The Hyde Park restaurant is known for their chili and the Chiller Diller.
People are encouraged to donate frozen foods, produce, nonperishables, canned goods, and beverages.
The barbecue is so good you’ll make a U-turn to go back and get some more.
Chef Michael Burnett makes Jamaican food that makes his customers say, “Ah, that’s so good.”
Steven Conaway sells freshly roasted peanuts and healthy snack nuts from right out of his truck.