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The historic, eclectic and diverse communities of Northeast Los Angeles grew from the gentle valley and hillsides along the Arroyo Seco, stretching in between Downtown Los Angeles and Pasadena.

The neighborhoods are now cross-cultural and dynamic, but much of their character can traced to Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The Arts and Crafts Movement celebrated individualism, creativity and pride of craftsmanship as a rebuttal to the Industrial Revolution , and as a counterpoint to Victorian formality.

The spirit of the Arts and Crafts Movement continues today as a vital and thriving Arts Community rooted in Northeast Los Angeles.

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L.A. Icon "Chicken Boy" now roosts atop Future Studio Gallery.

Craftsman cottages, Mission Revival homes and bungalow courtyards still line the streets of Northeast Los Angeles.

Flocks of playful wild parrots frequent the area.

The Metro Gold Line provides speedy, reliable transport to and from Downtown Los Angeles.

Location managers love the character, charm and convenience of Northeast Los Angeles.

Locals love the weekly Farmer's Market.