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Date Event Organization Est. Assembly Assembly Start End Route Area Time Location 4/3/2016 Peaceful Sit-in to End 1000 12:00 6430 W. Sunset 12:00 16:00 Stationary Event /Sidewalk HWD Mainstream Media Bias Blvd. Only 4/10/2016 22nd Annual March in Cordinadora 300 9:00 Cesar E. Chavez 10:00 13:00 W/B Cesar E. Chavez Avenue, HOBK Honor of Emiliano Zapata Independencia Avenue and N/B Soto Street, E/B Chelsea Lorena Street. Street, N/B Murchinson Street, W/B Alcazar Street, N/B Soto Street, W/B Valley Blvd to Mission Rd. 4/10/2016 Baisakhi 2016 Celebration Sikh Dharma of 5000 15:30 Figueroa Street 16:00 17:30 E/B 12th Street, N/B Flower, CENT So. California and 12th Street E/B 9th Street, S/B Hope Street, W/B 11th Street, S/B Flower, W/B 12th Street to Convention Center 4/14/2016 Fast Food National Day of SEIU Local 721 5000 10:30 333 South 11:30 12:30 S/B Grand Avenue, E/B 6th CENT Action 2016 Grand Avenue. Street, S/B Alameda St. to 690 S Alameda St. 4/16/2016 Franklin HS 100th Year Franklin HS 300 10:00 MONTE VISTA/ 11:00 11:45 N/B Ave 54 to Baltimore Street NE Celebration AVE 54 4/16/2016 Norway, Return the Bethel 900 10:00 11000 Wilshire 10:00 13:00 ****Stationary Event**** WLA Children to the Bodnariu Romanian Blvd. ****Sidewalk only**** Family Church 4/16/2016 Support NYPD Peter Chinese 500 11:00 200 North 12:00 14:00 S/B Spring Street, E/B First CENT Liang, No Scapegoat 2016 American Spring Street Street, N/B Main Street, W/B Equalization Temple Street, S/B Spring Assc. Street Back to City Hall 4/17/2016 March and Rally for 10000 12:00 Martin Luther 13:00 17:30 E/B Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., SW Bernie Sanders 2 King Jr. Blvd. to Figueroa Street east of Western Ave. 4/19/2016 Mitzvah Tank Parade Congregation 200 10:45 1606 S. La 11:15 12:15 N/B La Cienega Blvd., E/B Pico WIL Levi Yitzchak Cienega Blvd. Blvd., N/B Fairfax Avenue, E/B Wilshire Blvd., N/B La Brea Avenue to 3rd Street 4/22/2016 Dignity in Schools Labor/Communi 250 14:00 Beaudry Ave. 14:00 17:00 Beaudry Ave. between 3rd and RAMP Campaign March ty Strategy between 3rd 4th Streets Center and 4th Streets 4/23/2016 Peace March World Special 1000 9:00 Normandie Ave. 10:00 12:00 S/B Normandie Ave., E/B OLYM Federation and Irolo St. Olympic Blvd., to Vermont btwn Olympic Ave., turn around proceed W/B Blvd. and San Olympic Blvd., back to N/B Marino St. Normandie Ave. 4/24/2016 Rally for Justice Armenian Youth 50000 8:00 6300 Wilshire 12:00 13:00 STATIONARY EVENT/RALLY IN WIL Federation Blvd. FRONT OF 6300 WILSHIRE BLVD. 4/24/2016 Unified Young Armenians' Unified Young 7000 7:00 Hollywood 10:00 15:00 E/B Hollywood Boulevard, S/B HWD March for Justice Armenians Boulevard, Normandie Avenue, W/B (UYA) btwn Western Sunset Boulevard, N/B Hobart Ave. and Hobart Blvd, W/B Hollywood Blvd. Boulevard to Western Ave. 4/26/2016 Los Angeles Youth Build Alliance for 700 10:00 6th St. and 10:30 12:00 E/B 6th Street, N/B on Main St., CENT Day Community Olive St. S/B Judge John Aiso St., W/B Empowerment Temple St., End at 500 W. Temple St. 4/30/2016 Venice 5 de Mayo Pico Youth and 100 9:30 Lincoln Blvd. 10:00 11:00 N/B Lincoln Blvd., from PAC Parade/Festival Family Center and California California Avenue, E/B Rose Avenue Avenue, S/B Penmar Avenue, S/B Lake Street 5/1/2016 Comprehensive Full Rights for 5000 11:00 Olympic Blvd 13:00 16:00 N/B Broadway, Rally on CENT Immigration Reform Now Immigrants and Broadway Broadway btwn Temple Street with a Path to Citizenship Coalition and 1st Street. 5/1/2016 May Day 2016 in Boyle Centro CSO 500 13:00 Matthews 13:35 14:35 W/B Cesar E. Chavez Avenue, HOBK Heights Street at Cesar S/B Chicago Street, W/B First E. Chavez Street Avenue 5/1/2016 May Day March 2016 May Day 5000 12:00 Figueroa St. and 13:00 16:00 N/B Figueroa St.,E/B 7th CENT Coalition Olympic Blvd. St.,N/B Los Angeles St.,E/B Temple St., N/B Alameda St., W/B Aliso St.N/B Main St 5/1/2016 May Day March and Rally, Bernie Sanders 1000 13:00 Olympic Blvd 14:00 17:00 Olympic Blvd & Main St. N/B CENT Bernie Sanders for Brigade and Main St. Main St. to First St. President 5/7/2016 March for Bernie: Boyle 1000 12:00 Cesar E. Chavez 13:30 15:30 E/B Cesar E. Chavez Avenue, HOBK Heights Avenue at St. S/B Soto Street, W/B First Louis Street Street 5/7/2016 Wailing Women Walk National Council 2000 8:00 Exposition Park 9:00 12:00 N/B Figueroa Street,W/B SW 2016 of Negro Exposition Blvd enter Women-View Exposition Park Park 5/15/2016 Salute to Israel Walk Stand with Us 800 10:15 Pico Blvd and 11:00 12:00 E/B Pico Blvd., South-side and Motor Ave. North-side SIDEWALK, to ** SIDEWALK Roxbury Drive and then turn ONLY**. around and return to Rancho Cienga Park. 5/17/2016 Norwegian Constitution Norwegian 250 18:00 1035 South 18:15 18:30 E/B 11th Street, N/B Beacon HARB Day 2016 Seamen's Beacon Street, Street, W/B 10th Street, S/B Church Palos Verdes Street, E/B 11th Street 5/21/2016 The Cango Park, March 100 14:00 21816 Lanark 16:30 17:00 S/B on SIDEWALK ONLY TOP for Organics St. Topanga Blvd, E/B sidewalk of Sherman Way 5/22/2016 Annual May Fiesta Immaculate 100 9:00 4954 Santa 9:15 11:15 S/B Kenmore Street, W/B Lily RAMP Procession 2016 Heart of Mary Monica Blvd. Crest Avenue, N/B Alexandria Church Avenue 5/25/2016 Maayon Torah Dedication Maayon Yisroel 500 22:00 Detroit Street 22:00 22:30 N/B Detroit Street, E/B 1st WIL btwn 1st Street Street, N/B La Brea Avenue and 2nd Street 5/28/2016 Corpus Christi - Our Lady Our Lady of the 15:00 21927 Saticoy 16:30 19:30 E/B Saticoy St., S/B De Soto TOP of the Valley Catholic Valley Catholic St. Ave., W/B Sherman Way, S/B Church Church Topanga Canyon Blvd. TO 22021 Gault St. 5/28/2016 Walk the Talk Los Angeles 50 11:30 Gladys Park 12:00 16:00 E/B 6th Street, N/B San Pedro CENT Poverty Street, W/B 5th Street, N/B Department Wall Street, W/B Winston Street, N/B Los Angeles Street 5/30/2016 Canoga Park Memorial Canoga 4000 6:00 Sherman Way 11:00 13:00 E/B Sherman Way from TOP Day Parade Park/West Hills btwn Topanga Owensmouth Avenue to Mason Chamber of Canyon Blvd to Avenue Commerce Owensmouth Ave., Vassar Ave. and Jordan Ave. btwn Gault St. and Wyandotte St., Owensmouth Ave. btwn Bassett St. and Wyandotte St. 6/25/2016 Los Angeles Culture Los Angeles 6000 7:00 Hollywood Blvd 11:00 16:00 W/B Hollywood Blvd to HWD,N Festival 2016 Culture Festival, between Highland Avenue. E Co. Vermont Avenue and Normandie Avenue. 7/4/2016 Sunland Tujunga Rotary Club 500 8:00 Summitrose St. 10:00 13:00 W/B Foothill Blvd. to Sunland FTHL Independence Day Sunland Tujunga from Plainview Blvd. Parade 2016 Avenue to Mt. Gleason Avenue, Irma Avenue from Summitrose Street to Hillrose Street, Plainview Avenue from Summitrose Street to Hillrose Street, Mt. Gleason Avenue from Hillrose Street to Foothill Blvd. 7/24/2016 International Peruvian Peru Wonders 80 8:00 Broadway btwn 10:00 12:00 N/B Broadway, E/B Temple CENT Parade of Los Angeles 7th Street and Street, N/B Main Street to 9th Street Paseo Los Olivares 8/15/2016 27th Annual Marcus GHSCD #451 100 8:00 Crenshaw Blvd 10:00 12:00 S/B Crenshaw Blvd, to Leimert SW Garvey Parade and Adams Park, Blvd. 9/4/2016 Salvadoran Parade and Defisal and 180 6:00 Santa Monica 10:00 16:00 E/B Santa Monica Blvd to Virgil RAMP, Festival American Blvd btwn Avenue HWD,N Emergency Assn. Bronson Ave. E and Van Ness and Van Ness Ave. btwn Santa Monica Blvd. and Melrose Ave. 10/15/2016 Walk for Freedom A21 Campaign 1200 6:30 Hollywood Blvd. 10:00 12:00 S/B La Brea Ave., E/B Sunset HWD and La Brea Blvd., N/B Vine Street, W/B Ave. Hollywood Blvd..
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