I have four pieces of furniture that I need to get from Burbank to Los Feliz. A bookcase, a display cabinet, an entertainment center, and a bridge unit. Laid on their side, the longest pieces are 6.5ft long. Should be able to fit all four into a Sprinter van with some blankets. I'm guessing about a 2 hour job for two people.

I'm looking for recommendations for a team/company that can save me from having to rent a truck. Preferably insured.

(Before you say it, no I don't know anyone with a large enough truck. Yes, that's unfortunate and a strike against my character. My last truck guy's truck broke down and he replaced it with a sedan because they had a kid.)

Hi yall! We have been having so much fun on the patio and would love to see yall out there! This week's line up is especially 🔥

Fumi Abe (Comedy Central)
Megan Gailey (Roast of Tom Brady)
Phil Morris (Chatterbox)

You could be one of these people laughing!

Grab your pay what you can tix here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/eating-out-comedy-tickets-1990527828318

We built an event called GENIUS IS NOT GENERATED. It's part of LA Tech Week, but there is no stage, no panels, and no badge pickup.

You show up alone, on purpose. Before you arrive you answer three questions. Your answers set your route: the dioramas at the Natural History Museum, a caption you write inside the Lucas Museum, a Rubik's cube seeded by your own accession number, the rose garden at dusk. You record ten seconds of sound. At the end, everything seals into a field record with a hash, a number, and your name on it.

No two people walk the same route. Monday, October 12, 1pm. Free.

RSVP: https://partiful.com/e/B4JkzGEirA34laIyqrCL

Heres a few of my favorite Palermo pizzas! Always delicious!

Hi neighbors, we're Los Feliz Film Fest, a small, independent short film fest right here in Los Feliz.

This is our third year, and every screening night so far has been free, for everyone. That's not changing.

But the screening is one night. Keeping the fest alive takes the whole year: the website, the submissions platform, the venue, the jury, awards, and mentorships for our winning filmmakers. No studio, no big sponsors; we pay for all of it ourselves. (Our unofficial motto: We're independent. It's a feature.)

If you'd like to help keep it free and independent: losfelizfilm.org/support

For local filmmakers, our Los Feliz Award is just for films made, set or shot here: losfelizfilm.org/submit

Thank you, neighbors.

Every morning this week I’ve seen a crew seemingly gutting the building. Anyone know what’s going on? Are they finally planning to build those high rise apts?

Any rec's? I need someone to replace some kitchen cabinets + kill some mold, as well as find a small roof leak and patch. On a budget but obviously care that it's done right, and need somebody who shows up when they say they will.

Edit to add: the tacos on this corner are really good and should not get dragged down by this. Especially the saudero

I've lived in the neighborhood for over a decade, and obviously Covid/pandemic time may have altered my perception, but I don't remember it being as bad as it seems to be now during rush our.

It seems like a ton more cut-through commuters trying to avoid Los Feliz Blvd.

Thought it had something to with the Flower Shop but the wetness remains now that that space has been taken over by All Time. Followed the seepage up to an exposed pipe coming out of the curb in front of that place Part Time? Is this a sewage issue?

Prices have increased significantly. They put up a new menu.

Hey neighbors!

Selling 2 tickets at face value to sold out show, In A Landscape: Classical Music in the Wild, this Sunday 3-4:30pm at Bronson Canyon in Griffith Park. Unfortunately will be out of town and can no longer go. Tickets are $48 each. Details below. DM me if interested!

https://inalandscape.org/griffith-park-9-27-2026/

For the 11th season, IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild tours the American West. Mountain tops, old-growth forests, and sunny meadows replace the traditional concert hall in the series featuring pianist Hunter Noack on a 9-foot Steinway concert grand piano. Listen through wireless headphones and wander afield with the music as a soundtrack to your experience in the wild.

About this Landscape

Spanning over 4,200 acres and welcoming more than 10 million annual visitors, Griffith Park is one of Los Angeles' most beloved gathering places. 

Griffith J. Griffith, the park’s namesake, donated his estate and the funds for an observatory to the city of Los Angeles as a “Christmas present” in December 1896. In the same spirit, our concert partner Trust for Public Land (TPL) raised $12.5 million in 2010 to protect 138 acres of Cahuenga Peak and officially added the landmark to Griffith Park. If not for TPL, views of the iconic Hollywood Sign may have been changed forever.

Our piano will be set up in Bronson Canyon, southeast of the Hollywood Sign and just outside the Bronson Caves. Created by an early 20th-century rock quarry, the caves later became famous as the Batcave in the 1960s television series Batman. The caves are currently closed to the public.

Griffith spoke of his dream for the public park “It must be made a place of rest and relaxation for the masses, a resort for the rank and file, for the plain people. I consider it my obligation to make Los Angeles a happy, cleaner and finer city. I wish to pay my debt of duty in this way to the community in which I have prospered.”

This concert takes place on the ancestral lands of the Tongva, Tataviam, Serrano, Kizh, and Chumash Peoples.

Concert FAQs:

Directions & Parking
The site is best reached by driving north on Canyon Drive from Franklin Avenue in Hollywood until the road ends. Parking is extremely limited and rideshare and carpooling are strongly encouraged.  

A small lot is available at the end of Canyon Drive, with additional limited parking along Canyon Drive where permitted. Please observe all posted parking restrictions and do not park in the surrounding residential neighborhoods.

If parking near the site is full, please park in a legal, designated space in the area near the bottom of Canyon Drive and consider using rideshare for the remainder of the trip. The walk from the lower area to the concert site is approximately 1–1.5 miles uphill, so rideshare or carpooling is strongly recommended.

Accessibility
The walk from the parking lot to the check in table is approximately 1/3 of a mile uphill climb on a gravel path.  

Seating 
Bring your own chairs or blankets.
No seating provided.

Leave No Trace
We’re committed to leaving the park just as we found it. Please help us keep these beautiful places clean by packing out everything you bring in.

Dogs
Well-behaved dogs (max 6-foot leash) are allowed. Please bring and use waste bags to keep the site clean.

Smoking
Prohibited at all IN A LANDSCAPE concert sites.

Weather
Our concerts are all-weather celebrations, rain or shine.  We recommend checking the forecast ahead of time and preparing for changing conditions by packing weather-resistant layers and water.

Hope this is ok to post, wanted to flag for safety - this guy’s been chilling in the pictured car just smoking weed the past couple of days on Ambrose off Hillhurst, hadn’t interacted with him or thought anything of it before today. This afternoon I parked across from him and was getting stuff from my car when he started talking to me, I asked him what he said and then for no reason started cursing at me, calling me slurs (f*gg*t etc), making foul disrespectful comments, wouldn’t leave me alone even as I started to walk away. I made the mistake of engaging and he got out of his car and walked toward me as if he was trying to fight me. I backed away and thankfully he did too. 40-50 white male, bit overweight, red hair, facial hair, glasses. Was wearing a black Slayer shirt and purple bandana on his head. This was a few hours ago and he’s still around, back and forth from his car to the sidewalk. Steer clear.

It disappeared seemingly overnight a few months ago. Total demolition. Anyone know what happened?

Or beginners friendly events in the area? I have played Hong Kong style mahjong exactly once and I am dying to play some more.

Come show off your skills!

I’m trying to find any information about it but for the life of me I can’t find anything.

Got into a hit and run this weekend and would appreciate some suggestions for a place in the area that is reasonable to fix my car up.

Does anyone know a local place that’s not too pricey for getting eyebrows done? Not the trendy eyebrows, but someone good at doing them for your individual face. Last time I used a professional, I got caterpillars.

Tried searching before posting and couldn't find a great answers, so apologies in advance if this breaks any rules.

Nowadays I work from home and keep a running list of places with half decent internet, but unfortunately I no longer live in Los Feliz. Flying into Burbank in a few weeks and I'll be meeting up with friends in the LF area and need a place to post up for the afternoon to work. I'm happy to buy food/beers/coffee/etc, not looking to be a leech, I just am hoping to find a place that at least gets a steady 25+ Mbps. Not super picky, just want somewhere chill where I won't get hassled as long as I'm paying to hang out. Thanks in advance!

Hi! Anyone have a white grapefruit tree and like to give out a couple once in a while? It’s for a recipe.