On Thursday, February 20th, the Westwood Village Improvement Association will host its first Board meeting of the new year. Please join us for an update from LA Metro on the D Line Extension and the Westwood/UCLA Station and a special presentation on Broxton Plaza.
Please check out the2024 WVIA Annual Reportto learn more about some of our latest achievements and upcoming programs.
Celebrate the official Grand Opening of Broxton Plaza, L.A.'s largest pedestrian plaza, on Saturday, Feb. 22, from 12 PM to 5 PM in the heart of Westwood Village!
Enjoy free activities for all ages, including:
🎀 Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony with local officials
🧋 Boba Giveaway for the first 100 guests at ShareTea at 12:15pm
🛼 Roller Skating with free rentals & gear with LA Skate Hunnies
🧘♀️ Mat Pilates Class by Mighty Pilates at 1:00pm
🚲 Metro Bike Share & Local Vendor Booths
🎶 Live Music from UCLA Marching Band & student groups
🚘 Waymo Car Display & Exclusive Offers
🍺 2 Beer Gardens at local businesses for outdoor drinks
🎨 Kids Activities – Soft play area & crafts
💙 UCLA Spirit Team Performances
As part of L.A.'s People St Program, Broxton Plaza is now 14,000 sq. ft. of car-free space for dining, entertainment, and community events. Come celebrate this exciting new chapter for Westwood Village!
2025 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count:
Westwood
Thursday, February 20, 2025
9:30 pm - Midnight
Westwood Presbyterian Church- Hoffman Hall
10822 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90024 count.lahsa.org
Join us for the 2025 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count and help make a difference in our community.
The Homeless Count is a countywide effort to gather critical data on our unhoused neighbors. Volunteers will visually count individuals experiencing homelessness, providing essential insights that shape local services and resources. The count takes place at night when most are settled in for the evening.
Your participation directly impacts how support is allocated across LA County. Sign up today to be part of this vital initiative.
Thank you for helping us build a more informed and compassionate community!
Westwood Village honors the legacy of
UCLA Professor Donald Shoup
Westwood Village remembers UCLA Professor Donald Shoup, whose visionary work on parking reshaped our community. His research on Broxton Ave demonstrated how smart parking policies could reduce congestion and breathe new life into urban spaces. As a member of the Design Review Board, he played a key role in shaping the Village we know today.
We’ll miss his insight, humor, and dedication to better cities. Rest in peace, Shoup Dogg—your legacy continues to inspire.
