Making Memories Festival 2021
Making Memories Festival 2021
A Celebration of LA Food & Music
Sunday, November 14, 2021 | 12PM–6PM
LA State Historic Park
2021 marked our 40th Anniversary, and to celebrate, we are hosted the Making Memories Festival: A Celebration of LA Food & Music on Sunday, November 14th. This outdoor multicultural festival featured delicious cuisines from LA’s best food trucks and local bands loved by our community, as well as informational booths focusing on brain health and other healthy lifestyle opportunities.
Highlights from Making Memories Festival 2021:
Brain Health Block Party
Community
Brain Health
Resources
Education
Music + Food
Live Music
Food Trucks
Don’t miss this bold and energetic headline performance by Grammy Award-winners Ozomatli!
Ozomatli
With special guests Egyptian Lover, ELLAS, No Small Children and Quinto Sol
Egyptian Lover
No Small Children
Quinto Sol
ELLAS
DJ Monalisa
SCHEDULE
The festival will be held outdoors, rain or shine!
Gates open at 12 pm
12:00 pm – DJ Mona Lisa
12:30 pm – Quinto Sol
1:30 pm – No Small Children
2:30 pm – Egyptian Lover
3:30 pm – ELLAS
4:45 pm – Ozomatli
The Brain Health Block Party will be open from 12-4pm. Make sure to visit our vendors for free resources and information!
Health + Safety
The health and safety of our community, staff, and volunteers is our first priority, and we will continue to follow local and national recommendations. We have recently updated our health and safety protocols to adhere to LA County Public Health guidelines.
We are requiring all attendees to provide proof of vaccination, or a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of the festival. All guests, regardless of vaccination status, should wear masks while near the concession area and while waiting in line for food trucks.
For more information, please review our HEALTH & SAFETY GUIDELINES
Last updated: November 11, 2021
ABOUT THE VENUE
The Making Memories Festival is taking place at Los Angeles State Historic Park located at 1501 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, close to Chinatown and the Metro Gold Line.
The Park is located just 1 mile away from Los Angeles Union Station, making it accessible from several routes.
Driving Directions
If you are traveling northbound or southbound on the 101 Freeway, exit Alameda Street, turn right at the off ramp; Alameda turns into North Spring Street. The Park will be on your left.
If you are traveling on the I-5 Freeway, exit Broadway, go west, and stay in the left lane. When Broadway splits in two directions, take North Spring Street to the left.
Accessibility
Alzheimer’s Los Angeles is committed to making our event accessible to all who wish to enjoy it.
The beautiful Los Angeles State Historic Park is entirely ground level and accessible, including four handicap parking spaces near the park entrance. Please note, the event takes place on grass.
ASL interpreters will be available throughout the program and during all live performances.
If you have any further accessibility questions, please contact us donate@alzla.org or at 323-930-6201.
Transportation
We encourage carpooling, ride services, biking, or taking public transportation to the festival. The Metro Rail Chinatown Station on the gold line is less than a block away from the park.
Parking
Event parking is at 1501 N Spring Street for $10 per car (accepts cash and credit card). Limited free parking is available along the park’s perimeter.
The festival will be held outdoors, rain or shine!
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HEALTH + SAFETY
The health and safety of our community, staff, and volunteers is our first priority, and we will continue to follow local and national recommendations. We have recently updated our health and safety protocols to adhere to LA County Public Health guidelines. Please see below for more details and information.
The following protocols are required for all attendees, staff, volunteers, talent, and crew:
- Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of the festival will be required for everyone attending.
- “Fully vaccinated” means it has been at least two weeks after your final dose of a vaccine authorized by the World Health Organization (WHO) or the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA). - Attendees will need to either bring your physical vaccination card, a picture of your vaccination card, or a digital vaccination record. All California residents may request a digital vaccination record at MyVaccineRecord.cdph.ca.gov.
- Instead of a vaccination record, attendees can also present a negative COVID-19 test (PCR or antigen) taken within 72 hours of the festival. Attendees will need to bring either a physical COVID-19 test result, emailed result, or picture of results showing a negative diagnosis as well as the date and their name.
- Stay home if you are sick or have COVID-19 symptoms, have been in contact with someone known to be or suspected to have been infected with COVID-19 within the last 10 days, or if you are subject to a quarantine or isolation order.
- Sanitize your hands frequently. Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
- Attendees who are not fully vaccinated must wear masks while at the Making Memories Festival.
- All guests, regardless of vaccination status, should wear masks while near the concession area and while waiting in line for food trucks.
The Making Memories Festival will implement additional safety protocols such as physical distancing, providing masks upon request, hand sanitizing stations throughout the park, and more.
We encourage all attendees who are able to get vaccinated, to do so, and are proud to say that 100% of the Alzheimer’s Los Angeles staff is fully vaccinated.