Nisei Week Grand Parade Set for August 10 in Little Tokyo

The Los Angeles City Council meeting on August 6, 2025, highlighted a series of community events aimed at fostering cultural appreciation and local engagement. Among the most notable announcements was the upcoming Nisei Week Grand Parade, set for Sunday, August 10, at 4 PM in Little Tokyo. Sponsored by the LA City Department of Cultural Affairs, the parade promises a vibrant showcase of Japanese culture, featuring performances from the festival queen and her court, along with various music and dance acts. Spectators are encouraged to line Central Avenue or Second and First Streets to enjoy the festivities.

In addition to the parade, Granada Hills is celebrating its centennial with a special event on Saturday, August 9. The Los Angeles Public Library will host a discussion on the LA Aqueduct, led by local historian Jack Feldman. This event will delve into the historical significance of the aqueduct and its role in shaping the city’s growth, starting at 10 AM at the Granada Hills branch.

For families looking for entertainment, Council Member Adrienne Nazarian is hosting a free screening of the movie "Sonic 3" at Tiara Street Park on Sunday, August 10, at 7:30 PM. This event aims to bring the community together for a fun evening under the stars.

These initiatives reflect the city’s commitment to cultural celebration and community involvement, reinforcing the message that Los Angeles is a city that never gives up, no matter the challenges it faces. For more details on these events, residents can visit the respective websites or social media pages associated with the events.