#Los Olvera

Check out these great events at @elpueblola including the Muertos Artwalk this Saturday!

What to know before you visit ✨ 🇲🇽 Olvera Street is a historic Mexican marketplace that’s considered the birthplace of LA! ☕️ there are lots of cafes, restaurants and shops - a number of them have been around since the 1930s! 🎉 on holidays, there are also performances and other entertainment 🎨 you can visit the Siqueiros Museum (about the artist David Alfaro Siqueiros and his only outdoor mural in the US, which is on Olvera Street), the Avila Adobe (the oldest house in LA) and the Italian American Museum, all for free! 🚙 there are a number of parking lots nearby, but they can be expensive, so it may be easier to park on the street a little farther away if you don’t mind walking a little Save and follow for more LA destinations 🤍

LOS OLVERA! 💍 Muchas felicidades @nayellicuevas @irvingolv , gracias por darnos la oportunidad de celebrar y compartir con ustedes esta nueva etapa! ✨ Houston Photo Booth www.teziti.com Grupo: @grupomanadaoficial Venue; @dgalaeventcenter Photography/ videography: @zairamarinaphotography @ralshoots Live painters @renderedmoments Makeup: @_esakarem #houstonphotobooth #houstonwedding #houstonweddingplanner #houstonvenues #houstonhairstylist #houstonweddingvenue

Bailecito de domingo de los hermanos #estrada #olvera . . Cortesía @sandraitzel #sandraitzel #emilianoestrada #bailecitodedomingo

A large crowd gathered in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday to protest the recent ICE raids and deportations. The gathering closed the 101 Freeway for hours. Police declared an unlawful assembly and forced demonstrators to disperse during the daylong event. The protest began on Olvera Street and grew to a few thousand people, who marched to City Hall before walking onto the freeway.  Some protesters sat down in lanes, while many others held Mexican flags and signs with phrases such as, “Nobody is illegal,” and “Viva Mexico,” as they marched along the busy thoroughfare while being closely watched by law enforcement. Flags of several other nations were also seen. At times, fireworks were heard bursting above the large crowd while demonstrators leaned out of car windows and flew their flags and shouted along with the crowd, “Si, se puede,” which translates to “Yes, you can.” The California Highway Patrol’s Transportation Management Center closed lanes in both directions. As the freeway was blocked, the LAPD reported major gridlock along Spring Street, Main Street, Los Angeles Street, Arcadia Street, and both northbound and southbound lanes of the 101 Freeway. Some videos purportedly from the scene showed demonstrators spray painting along the freeway walls, and SkyCal was overhead when a Metro bus was tagged with profanity directed toward ICE. At around 4 p.m., Los Angeles Police Department Central Division officers reported that the protesters had converged on the steps of City Hall. Police, along with Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies, worked on crowd control and continuing the flow of traffic in the area.  The demonstors eventually made their way to the Main Street Bridge, blocking traffic and creating dense gridlock. Police moved the crowd from the area and blocked the road from both cars and pedestrians.  Many of the people said they gathered to provide a voice to their communities as they were impacted by the new administration’s immigration policies. Source: CBS News Credits by: @payasitabrand

Los 17 años de esfuerzo y sabor de Taquería La Chilaca, ¡la convirtieron en la mejor de #Queretaro en los #PremiosQueretaLOVE2024! ❤️ ¡Gracias a mi amigo Juan por recibirlo, y a todos ustedes por participar! #QueretaLOVE 📍 Av Chabacano 3, El Pórtico, San José de los Olvera. 📍 Av. Camino Real 575, Misión de San Carlos, Candiles.

Jesus Salcedo is the fifth generation at El Rancho Grande!  The restaurant has been around since the 1930s in Olvera Street and continues to serve multi-generations. Enjoy some tacos-dorados Monday through Thursday: 7 am to 5 pm Friday through Sunday: 7 am to 7 pm #leranchogrande #1930 #localbusiness #familyowned #restaurant #mexicanrestaurant #mexicanfood #olverastreet #elpueblola #elpueblodelosangeles #elpueblohistoricalmonument #laplacitaolvera #laplacita #losangeleshistory #losangeles #LA #elpueblo #olverast

Celebramos el #DíaDelNiño con una tarde familiar de lucha libre en Los Olvera. #Corregidora #Querétaro

#HappyBirthday #LA #LosAngeles #WeLoveLA 🎂🎉🎂🎉🎂🎉🎂🎉🎂🎉🎂Posted @withregram • @lainaminute September 4 is recognized & celebrated as the official birthdate of Los Angeles going all the way back to the Pueblo founding in 1781. But is this the actual date? Let’s get into it! #LosAngeles #OlveraStreet #LAInAminute #pobladores

𝗢𝗹𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗮 🤝 𝗖𝗲𝗹𝗮𝘆𝗮 El trabajo en equipo de una dupla mexicana que brilló en los clavados de #Paris2024. 🇲🇽🥈 #JuegosOlímpicos #LetsMove

W E /// love LA. @downtown_la has so much to explore. Grab bagels from @wexlersdeli , tacos from @villastacoslosangeles at @grandcentralmarketla and taquitos at @cielitolindola on Olvera Street or French Dips at @philippetheog there is food for everyone. We love riding @angelsflightrailway , walking through The Bradbury building and the Central Library and exploring @thebroadmuseum Loves shows at Walt Disney and @orpheumtheatrela and late nights at @thewolvesdtla and Cara Cara at @downtownlaproper

All you can eat brunch buffet for only $19.99 in OC!? Yep, you read that right! 🤯 Join us every Sunday for an unlimited buffet with all your favorites: an omelette station, waffles/pancakes, ceviche, tacos, salad bar, pozole/menudo, and so much more! Don’t forget to add bottomless drinks! #fooddeals #deals #foodhacks #omelette #saladbar #allyoucaneat #buffet #buffets #ayce #orangecounty #foodhack