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Leimert Park Village

The historic Leimert Park, developed in 1928, remains a cultural and community staple for the African American community in LA.

The historic Leimert Park, developed in 1928, remains a cultural and community staple for the African American community in LA. Referred to as the “Black Greenwich Village” by the late filmmaker and Los Angeles native John Singleton, Leimert Park hosts a range of events honoring the contributions and lives of African Americans. Each Sunday, you can find vendors lined up throughout the village offering various natural based skin products, handcrafted African garb, Caribbean food, and much more!

1010 Wine & Events

The historic Leimert Park, developed in 1928, remains a cultural and community staple for the African American community in LA.

1010 Wine and events have the distinction of being the first and only Black-owned wine bar in Inglewood, CA. Sisters Leslie and LeAnn Jones opened the business in their hometown, featuring the largest selection of Black-owned wines.

Gorilla Rx Wellness

Gorilla Rx Wellness is the first and only Black woman owned dispensary in Los Angeles.

Gorilla Rx Wellness is the first and only Black owned dispensary in Los Angeles. Founded by a mother-daughter duo who go by the name Kika, this dispensary aims to serve the community of Crenshaw and decrease the disparities that exist around ownership in the cannabis industry.

Nipsey Hussle Square

The late rapper Nipsey Hussle left behind a powerful legacy in South LA. So powerful, that the city dedicated the neighborhood he grew up in to him, naming it Nipsey Hussle Square.

Sister Dreamer Sculpture Park

Artist Lauren Halsey created a monument to her neighborhood- South Central.

With towering sculptures engraved with South Central landmarks, heroes, and tributes, this visually stunning site is one of a kind and by far a favorite spot for tourists to hop off the van and explore.

Film & Television

Popular television shows like HBO’s Insecure, created by Issa Rae and FX’s Snowfall, created by the late filmmaker John Singleton were shot right here in Los Angeles.

Popular television shows like HBO’s Insecure, created by Issa Rae and FX’s Snowfall, created by the late filmmaker John Singleton were shot right here in Los Angeles. See firsthand where these shows were filmed. Other sites include the film site of Boyz n the Hood, Friday, and Love & Basketball.

Crenshaw Blvd.

Crenshaw has been the backdrop of the most iconic film and television shows, including John Singleton’s Boyz n the Hood, White Men Can’t Jump, Insecure, Moesha, and more!