Projects

Over the years, West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council has taken on numerous projects—some passion projects of concerned groups, some as the result of serendipitous conversations, and some through brainstorming of the Council’s committees.

Below are brief descriptions of several of these projects with links to more in-depth descriptions.

  • Outdoor evening market with white tents, vendors selling goods, and customers browsing. There are trees, plants, and street lights illuminating the scene, with a sunset sky in the background.

    Bundy Triangle Night Market

    The West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council has played an important role in supporting the Bundy Triangle Night Market, helping to transform the area into a lively community gathering space. The Council has contributed by facilitating partnerships with local organizations, promoting the events, and supporting logistics to ensure the market runs smoothly. These efforts have helped bring local food vendors, live music, workshops, and community activities to the Triangle, creating a vibrant destination that fosters neighborly connection, cultural engagement, and community pride.

  • Pathway through a small park with trees and stone benches, fenced by black metal gates.

    Bundy Triangle Revitalization

    The West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council has played a key role in transforming the Bundy Triangle into a vibrant community hub. Through initiatives such as community clean-up events, advocacy for public access, and support for pop-up markets, the Council has helped turn a previously neglected space into a welcoming destination for neighbors.

  • People gathered outdoors sitting on blankets and chairs, watching a movie projected onto a large screen at dusk, in a park with trees and a fence.

    Summer Movies in Stoner Park

    The West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council has been instrumental in supporting the Summer Movies Series at Stoner Park, enhancing community engagement and providing accessible entertainment for local families. Through its Movies@Park initiative, the Council has organized free outdoor screenings of family-friendly films, such as Lilo & Stitch and A Minecraft Movie, at Stoner Park Recreation Center.

  • Group of young skateboarders at an outdoor skate park, performing tricks on ramps and rails with trees and residential houses in the background.

    Stoner Park Skate Park

    The West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council has been a steadfast advocate for the Stoner Skate Plaza, a renowned street-style skatepark located at 1835 Stoner Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90025. Recognizing its significance as a community asset, the Council has actively supported initiatives aimed at enhancing the park's accessibility and safety. This includes backing efforts to improve pedestrian infrastructure around the park, ensuring that skaters and visitors can access the facility safely.

  • People sitting on the grass at an outdoor movie screening in the evening, with large crowd, trees, light poles, and a giant screen showing a film.

    Anime Series: Infinite ∞ Adventures

    The West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council (WLA Sawtelle NC) has supported the Anime Series: Infinite ∞ Adventures at Stoner Park, providing free community screenings of beloved films like Ponyo, Kiki’s Delivery Service, and Millennium Actress. By facilitating logistics, promoting the events, and partnering with local organizations, the Council has created an accessible space for residents to enjoy anime and cultural programming outdoors, fostering community engagement and shared experiences in West Los Angeles.

  • A young man skateboarding in an outdoor urban area, surrounded by onlookers. He is mid-air doing a trick, wearing a white t-shirt, light blue jeans, and a gray cap.

    Supporting Skateboarding and Creative Public Spaces

    The West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council has actively supported the skateboarding community’s creative activation of the West LA Courthouse plaza, helping transform it into a vibrant, inclusive space for all residents. By advocating for responsible use, facilitating events, and partnering with local organizations, the Council has helped ensure the plaza remains activated, well-maintained, and accessible. Initiatives such as the special event hosted by The Nine Club demonstrate the Council’s commitment to supporting community engagement, preserving public art, and fostering safe, creative use of this iconic public space.