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Mid City West Inner-City Arts Event

Friday, Jun 03



Join Us for a Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony to Celebrate the New Mural

 Mid City West Neighborhood Council invites you to join us at 9am on Sunday, June 5th at Rosewood Gardens park (located at the NE corner of Fairfax and Rosewood Avenue) for a ribbon cutting ceremony to recognize the artists and supporters who made this new mural possible.

This mural was created by an artist team from Inner City Arts. Youth artists MiaBella Chavez and Erick Rodriguez led the design and implementation of the mural and were supervised by the very talented professional artist Nina Palomba. We are grateful to each of the artists for their vision, creativity and hard work.

The mural is the second and final phase of a beautification project at Rosewood Gardens. Earlier this Spring, nearly 30 community volunteers including members of the Fairfax District business community, LA Conservation Corps and Councilmember Paul Koretz rolled-up their sleeves to clean the park and surrounding blocks.

This project is made possible by a grant from the City of LA Office of Community Beautification 'Keep LA Beautiful' program and donations from the Office of Councilmember Paul Koretz and Television City/ Hackman Capital Partners.

Coffee (donated by our friends at Cofax) and light refreshments to be provided for guests.

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