Located in the south eastern part of Downtown Los Angeles, the Arts District is the city’s newest capital of cool (move over Venice). But the Arts District has come a long way to claim its spot as LA’s emerging “it” neighborhood. From the largest wine producing vineyard in California (1830s), to citrus groves (end of the 19th century), to booming industrial zone (World War II), to industrial wasteland (1950s-60s), to
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Bushwick, Brooklyn is a mash-up. It’s a mash-up of the new and the authentic. It’s mash-up of people, style and food that blend together in a way that is uniquely its own — uniquely Bushwick. Many people say that Bushwick today is what Williamsburg was like about 10 years ago. Actually, many people call Bushwick the new Williamsburg. But Bushwick is years away from becoming the Disneyland-ized version of Brooklyn
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When it comes to wine in California, the state’s northern wine regions, home to Napa and Sonoma, often steal the thunder. But California is home to a variety of different wine regions, the least known of which is arguably Malibu. That’s right, Malibu is home to much more than beaches, bikini babes and billionaires. So while visiting Malibu a few weeks ago to do research for another travel video, I swung
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Downtown LA’s Piñata District has surprises at every turn with delicious Salvadorian and Mexican street food, mountains of unusual candy, loud music, and of course, the most creative, original and strange piñatas you can imagine. Los Angeles is known for its food trucks. In fact, you could say the city pioneered the mobile food industry which has since exploded into a national craze filled with gourmet offerings. Now don’t get
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Flying can be difficult. It’s a cold hard fact. The process begins with parking in a lot and boarding an airport shuttle or paying a taxi to drop you off. Once inside, you’re often met with long security lines, crowded terminals and the never ending hunt for an outlet to charge your dying iPhone. Then you board the plane, squeeze into your seat and wait until it’s your turn to take off.
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Get Up. Go. Explore. (the Trevor Morrow Travel motto) is a simple video reminder to not let life get in the way and to never forget the importance and joys of traveling! – Want more travel inspiration? View Trevor Morrow Travel’s Never Stop Traveling manifesto
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The Old LA Zoo is one of Los Angeles’ most off the beaten path sites. This quick to explore patch of Griffith Park is home to strange old animal enclosures and a famous film scene. Visiting Los Angeles and looking to get off the Walk of Fame or out of one of those weird sightseeing convertible vans? If you answered “yes,” then keep reading. If you answered “no,” then carry
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