Boyle Heights Heritage Walking Tour

Daytime Family Friendly Historic Preservation Outdoor Tours

Date

September 14

Time

12:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Cost

Purchase tickets at Eventbrite

Organizer's Site

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Council District

City Council District 14

Event Schedule

September 2025

Sunday 14th 12:00 PM

On this walking tour, we will be exploring the history of early Boyle Heights. We will tell the story of this special community, spanning from the Indigenous and Spanish eras to the Mexican and early American periods, and up to the present. We will delve into the early history of the area to reveal the deep, multicultural roots that have been laid in this historic immigrant neighborhood.

This tour will start from Mariachi Plaza and walk around the historic core of early Boyle Heights.

Location

Mariachi Plaza

1st Street and Boyle Street
Boyle Heights, CA
United States

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Organizer

Shmuel Gonzales, the Barrio Boychik

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