Join Metro Art, Zócalo Public Square and Grand Performances at Union Station on Saturday, Nov. 8, from 7-10 p.m. for LAte Night Train of Thought, a free evening celebrating the vibrant arts scene that connects Angelenos across music, comedy, poetry and conversation.  

The night kicks off with a conversation hosted by Zócalo Public Square, “How Does Art Connect L.A.?” featuring panelists from L.A.’s creative community. The evening continues with improv performances curated by Dynasty Typewriter, featuring Eugene Cordero, Colton Dunn, Lauren Lapkus, Ify Nwadiwe, Gil Ozeri, and Sasheer Zamata; spoken word interludes by Nate Lovell and RAVINA from Da Poetry Lounge; and a closing musical set by “art rap” artist Open Mike Eagle. Guests can also enjoy complimentary sweets from Little Tokyo’s iconic Fugetsu-Do Confectionery (while supplies last) and bites available for purchase from the Kogi BBQ food truck. 

Schedule 

6:30 PM – Doors open 

7:00 PM – Welcome Remarks 

7:15 PM – Panel Conversation: “How Does Art Connect L.A.?” 

7:55 PM – Performances 

This event is FREE and tickets are not required. The first 40 visitors to present their TAP cards to the Metro Art info table will receive Here: Arts & Culture Along the K, a free Metro Art publication and a Union Station swag bag! RSVP is recommended but not required. RSVP here 

Go Metro to the event and discover art along the way! Metro Art transforms everyday transit into a creative experience, featuring one of the largest collections of public art in the nation! Union Station is accessible via Metro Rail, Metro Bus, Metro Bike Share, Metrolink, Amtrak, and several municipal bus lines. Take the Metro A, B, D, or J Line directly to Union Station. Plan your journey using the Transit app, the Moovit app, Google or Apple maps, the trip planner at metro.net, or by calling 323.GO.METRO. 

For those driving, limited parking is available at Union Station for $8. 

About Metro Art  

Metro Art enhances the customer experience with innovative, award-winning visual and performing arts that encourages ridership and connects people, neighborhoods and destinations throughout L.A. County. A diverse range of site-specific artworks are integrated into the growing Metro system, improving the quality of transit environments, and creating a sense of place. Follow Metro Art on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Sign up for the Metro Art email list to learn about upcoming art opportunities, events and exhibitions! 

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