LFIA Supports Griffith Park Initiatives
The LFIA adopted four new official positions on Griffith Park initiatives and letters were sent to city agencies regarding its…
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The 100-Year Legacy of the LFIA
In 2016, the Los Feliz Improvement Association will celebrate its 100th anniversary. Founded in 1916 by owner/developer William Mead, the…
Architect William Pereira’s Modern LA: Topic of Talk at Los Feliz Library Nov. 14
Modernist architecture author Alan Hess will speak on “William Pereira: Designing Modern Los Angeles” at the Architecture&Beyond Lecture Series Thursday,…
Griffith Park Vision Plan Adopted
After seven years of discussion, debate and delay, the final draft of the long-awaited Griffith Park Vision Plan has been…
May 2013 Membership Meeting Featured “Landmarking Your House”
A large audience of LFIA members and neighbors were at the Autry National Center May 20, to learn about landmarking …
Sunnynook Park Opening
Situated between two pedestrian bridges over the LA River, Sunny- nook Park was opened June 20th with much fanfare. Tucked on…
Los Angeles Aqueduct Centennial
Thank the Los Angeles Aqueduct the next time you fill a glass with water, turn on your sprinklers, hike around…
“Movie Night 3” at the Autry on October 14, 2013
LFIA immediate past president and local historian, Don Seligman, will present “Movie Night 3” at the Autry National Center, the…
How Civil War Photography Changed the World: Topic of Talk at Los Feliz Library Oct. 17
In commemoration of the sesquicentennial of the Civil War, photography expert Richard Stanley will speak on “Civil War Photography and…
Silent Screen Era in Los Feliz Talk Reprised at Skylight July 13
After a successful standing-room-only lecture on the role of the Silent Film Era in Los Feliz at the Architecture &…