Explore the CicLAvia – Culver City Meets Venice Route
On Sunday, August 17, CicLAvia returns for its 61st open streets event with 6.75 miles of car-free streets linking Culver City, Mar Vista, and Venice at CicLAvia Culver City to Venice. Participants of all ages and abilities can walk, jog, bike, or skate through this pop-up park in the heart of West LA. Join the fun anywhere along the route between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.—it’s free and open to the public!
Family-Friendly Fun at Four Vibrant Event Hubs
The route features four CicLAvia hubs, each serving as an activity-filled gathering space:
- Arts District Hub – Washington Blvd, west of McManus
- Downtown Culver City Hub – Culver Blvd near the Culver Hotel
- Mar Vista Hub – Venice Blvd west of Beethoven
- Venice Beach Hub – Windward Circle
Each hub offers restrooms, bike repair, water refill stations, first aid, and free pedicab rides. A Pit Stop will also be available on Washington Place near McLaughlin Ave with additional resources.
Discover the Neighborhoods Along the Route
- Culver City – Known as the “Heart of Screenland,” Culver City blends Hollywood history with a buzzing nightlife and culinary scene. Enjoy world-class restaurants, art galleries, and a thriving downtown.
- Mar Vista – A walkable, family-friendly community in West LA, Mar Vista offers quiet streets, diverse culture, and neighborhood charm.
- Venice – The legendary beachfront neighborhood is home to the Venice Boardwalk, Muscle Beach, Venice Canals, and Abbot Kinney Boulevard—a hotspot for food, fashion, and street art.
How to Get to CicLAvia—Transit, Bikes, and More
There is no official starting or ending point—arrive anywhere on the route! Participants are encouraged to walk, ride bikes, or take Metro to reduce traffic and emissions. If biking on streets open to cars, please do so with caution and at your own discretion.
Safety and Allowed Vehicles at CicLAvia
Only people-powered mobility devices are allowed.
- Allowed: Walking, jogging, skateboarding, manual scooters, bikes, and Class 1–3 e-bikes (with throttle/pedal assist restrictions).
- Not Allowed: Electric scooters, hoverboards, motorcycles, and non-human-powered vehicles.
Wheelchairs (manual and powered) are welcome. Please review CicLAvia’s Safety Guidelines.
CicLAvia’s Mission and Community Impact
CicLAvia is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting healthier lifestyles, environmental awareness, equitable mobility, and stronger community bonds through open streets events. Inspired by Bogotá’s ciclovía, CicLAvia connects Angelenos to their neighborhoods through the power of people-powered transportation.
With over 342 miles of car-free routes since 2010, CicLAvia has transformed neighborhoods including Boyle Heights, Hollywood, South LA, Watts, and West Hollywood. The event wouldn’t be possible without community partners, volunteers, and enthusiastic participants.
Upcoming CicLAvia 2025 Dates
Mark your calendars for these upcoming cycling events in the 2025 CicLAvia season:
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September 14 – CicLAvia: Historic South Central meets Watts
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October 12 – CicLAvia: Heart of LA
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November 23 – CicLAvia: Melrose Ave
Join the Movement and Support Open Streets in Los Angeles
CicLAvia is more than a bike ride—it’s a movement toward cleaner air, safer streets, and more connected communities. As a nonprofit, CicLAvia depends on public support to continue offering free events that promote mental and physical well-being, community pride, and environmental sustainability.
Event Details
Learn more and get involved at CicLAvia.org.
Links
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SoCal Event Calendar
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Cycling Clubs in Southern California
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Electric Bikes
Learn more about riding e-bikes.
Photo Credit: CicLAvia Los Angeles
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