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Fourth of July Celebrations, 

Los Angeles, United States

04 Jul 2010  

On 4 July 1776, America claimed its independence from Britain. The Fourth of July is one of the biggest holidays of the year and is celebrated in all manner of ways. Pageants, parades, picnics, festivals, concerts and spectacular fireworks displays form part of the celebrations. The city of LA lives up to its reputation as a city that knows how to throw a good party and visitors can take their pick from a wide range of events.

Times
Various.


Exhibitions  Kids' Stuff  Entertainment  Dance  History  Culture  Food & Drink  Spectacle  Music 


Where?

Various locations in Los Angeles

Main area around El Pueblo Historical Monument, Placita Olvera, 125 Paseo de la Plaza

Getting There

Los Angeles operates more than 1,500 buses and a subway system that can take you from Downtown Los Angeles to Hollywood in about 12 minutes. With a Metro Day Pass you can ride any Metro bus or rail line all day. For more information visit www.mta.net.

How Much?

Most events free.

For More Information

Los Angeles Visitor Information Center

685 Figueroa Street
(between Wilshire Boulevard and 7th Street)

Los Angeles
California
90017
United States

Tel +1 (213) 689 8822.

Website  www.lacvb.com

Event Organisers Corner





NB: While every care has been taken to ensure the information provided is accurate, we advise you to check with the event organisers before travelling to confirm the details are correct.