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📅 Schedule Update 10/3-10/8

📅 Schedule Update: Not too many posts this past week on the ol' socials... but that's because work in the real world never stops! Thanks to everyone that took tours last week. We had a great time exploring Venice Beach, Downtown, Hollywood, the Sunset Strip, and more! This next week is going to be just as varied. Check out what has already booked for the coming week!


Thurs 10/3 10am LA River Eco Tour and Stair Hike // 2pm Fast and Fossilized Museum Tour // 7pm Sunset Strip True Crime

Fri 10/4 10am Fast and Fossilized Museum Tour

Sat 10/5 10am Hist. and Arch. of DTLA // 4pm Hollywood Horrors and Haunts

Sun 10/6 7pm Sunset Strip True Crime

Mon 10/7 10am Hist. and Arch. of DTLA

Tues 10/8 10am LA River Eco Tour and Stair Hike


There are tons of options for all different travelers this week, but I'd recommend the LA River Eco Tour and Stair Hike. This is a personal favorite because it shows you a side of LA most didn't know existed. An LA of dirt roads, secret stairs, hidden viewpoints, and unknown history is just waiting to be found! Of course, now is also a great time to book a true crime or haunted tour with Halloween just under a month away, these tours are the perfect way to celebrate the spooky season! As always, all these tours and more can be found on. the website. You can also message me directly with questions.



When the Spanish made their way through the Los Angeles basin in 1769 with the Portola Expedition, they noted the quality of the soil, flowers, and that this would be a good candidate for a future mission or pueblo. The Mission San Gabriel would end up a bit more to the east in 1771, but LA was build up right by the banks of the LA River in 1781. Historic flooding wiped away the building foundations and weak adobe structures of the priginal pueblo, leaving future historians with no exact location for the founding site of LA. Opinions vary slightly, but it is very possible that LA began right near the Braodway bridge and modern day Elysian Park. Next time someone is shocked we even have a river, you can say that there'd be no Los Angeles without it!


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