‍One of the best parts of raising kids in South Park is that family outings don't require packing up the car for a long trip across town. Whether it’s a morning at Grand Hope Park, catching a Sparks game at Crypto, or a short walk up Grand, living downtown gives our kids a front-row seat to a host of unique spaces and experiences. ‍ ‍

Are you interested in volunteering to build community, support our local businesses, and advocate for the South Park neighborhood? If so, please consider applying for an open seat on the SPNA Board. 

Along Hope Street is a narrow courtyard behind a green fence, tucked in next to the California Children's Academy day care. With its colorful mural, landscaping, and outdoor seating, it looks a little like a pocket park. It wasn’t designed by a landscape architect. It was designed by teenagers. It's called the Breezeway, and it belongs to Kid City Hope Place.

uly was an exciting milestone for our community. We officially launched the Parents of South Park, a grassroots initiative focused on supporting local families, creating resource-sharing networks, and identifying neighborhood infrastructure gaps.

‍ If you noticed an influx of energy at Sunday’s Summer Bazaar at Wishbone Park, you likely ran into our neighborhood’s newest grassroots initiative,  a group of local parents discussing the unique realities of raising children in South Park.  

SPNA has a new Instagram Address!

Join us for a guided pairing, and learn more about a variety of artisan cheeses and beers being brewed right here in South Park!

Sunday, May 22 • 2 - 4 pm

at HiDef Brewing • 1203 S. Olive, DTLA

The South Park Neighborhood Association’s Second Sundays Movie Club begins Sunday, June 12, at 7:30 pm and will meet on the second Sunday of each month thereafter to view and discuss one of the movies recently chosen as the best of its year, beginning in 1932.