Join us for the last CicLAvia Sunday of the 2025 season—and our 64th CicLAvia Sunday since 2010! Netflix x CicLAvia—Melrose Ave: Stranger Things 5 One Last Ride is on Sunday, November 23rd, from 9am to 3pm.
Gear up for the ride by dressing as your inner Hawkins hero (or foe) for this immersive experience. Dust off your denim, neon, and retro clothes as Melrose transforms into an ‘80s supernatural adventure! If you need inspiration or more information to help you get the perfect photo op, check out this Tudum article!
Melrose Ave is home to some of Los Angeles’ most vibrant communities, unique history, fashion, and stunning art. This CicLAvia Sunday offers a chance to explore some of the MANY local gems in the area outside of a car.
Be sure to also use the CicLAvia Interactive Digital Map to plan out your day, and keep in mind that CicLAvia is not a race! Take it slow, snap some photos, and learn some history with us at Netflix x CicLAvia—Melrose Ave: Stranger Things 5 One Last Ride.
Melrose Trading Post
7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Every Sunday since 1997, Fairfax High School’s parking lot transforms into the Melrose Trading Post, a lively open-air market filled with vintage fashion, art, music, and food. This community staple funds Fairfax High programs while bringing some of LA’s most unique vendors together. Stop by their booth at the Fairfax Hub for ticket giveaways!
Fairfax High School
7850 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Fairfax High School has been a continued representation of central Los Angeles’ cultural diversity since 1924. Its alumni list includes actors, musicians, and change makers who shaped LA’s identity.
Mural Alley/The Fame Yard
7767 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
The Fame Yard is an ever-changing canvas for artistic expression. A perfect spot to stop by and grab a photo of the current set of murals, which often depict local heroes, celebrities, and nature.
Matrix Theatre
7657 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Since 1977, the Matrix Theatre has been an institution for LA’s independent stage scene. With just 99 seats, it’s the kind of space where you can feel the energy between audience and actors. Over the years, it has hosted game-changing performances and spotlighted artists who went on to make their mark on both stage and screen.
Levi Ponce Mural
7726 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
This vibrant mural by Levi Ponce, an alumnus of CSUN and a master of large-scale murals, is just across the street from the Fairfax Hub. This piece was created in collaboration with Foot Locker. Check it out and grab a picture to remember your CicLAvia Sunday experience!
World of Vintage T-Shirts
7701 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
With its bright pink storefront, World of Vintage T-Shirts is impossible to miss. Inside, rows of color-coded racks hold a seemingly infinite amount of vintage tees sorted by category, from pop culture to rare bands. Visit ahead of the event to find that just-right 80s tee and channel Stranger Things' iconic vibe.
Locafella Loc Studio
7653 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Known for their expertise in loc care and styling, this hair studio is a space of artistry and self-expression. If you’re looking for a loctician or you’re interested in becoming one, consider stopping by!
Zephyr Theatre
7456 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Built in 1956, Zephyr Theater has been a consistent home for LA’s thriving performing arts. Over the years, it’s hosted everything from plays to stand-up comedy and music.
Brooklyn Projects
7427 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
A hub for central LA skateboard culture since 2002, this shop has everything from art, streetwear, and boards. It’s the perfect place to experience the creative fusion that defines LA skate and street cultures.
The Groundlings Theatre & School
7307 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Comedy history can be found in these walls. Established in 1974, The Groundlings has launched the careers of countless Saturday Night Live legends. Catch an improv or sketch show to experience LA comedy in its purest form.
Dazinger Studio
7001 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Completed in 1965 by modernist architect Frank Gehry, the Danziger Studio is a minimalist landmark of Los Angeles architecture. Once a creative workspace for photographers and artists, it remains a touchstone for design enthusiasts.
Golden Apple Comics
7018 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Golden Apple has been a cornerstone of comic book culture in Los Angeles since 1979. Hosting legendary figures like Stan Lee, it remains a hub for collectors and casual fans alike. Stop by for their sidewalk sale during the event!
David Flores Mural
7111 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Created by David Flores in 2014 and located on the wall of Tatsu Ramen, this untitled mural depicts a human and dragon. Stop by and grab some pictures!
Wasteland
7428 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
A vintage fashion institution, Wasteland offers curated racks of designer and retro finds. Its iconic statement pieces have defined the eclectic Melrose fashion scene. Swing through before the event to snag vintage threads and accessories for that perfect Hawkins fit or Upside Down cosplay.
Welcome to Melrose Mural
7224 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
If you’re not looking up at the right moment, you might miss this beautiful “Welcome to Melrose” mural. While the artist and exact date of completion aren’t publicly documented, it’s definitely worth stopping by!
John C. Fremont Branch Library
6121 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Built in 1927, this LA Public Library branch showcases classic Spanish Colonial Revival architecture. Tucked into the bustle of Melrose, it is a peaceful spot to explore, admire the intricate tilework, enjoy a book, and soak in a bit of local history.
The Hollywood Comedy
5871 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
This venue is a cozy, independent club dedicated to the next generation of comedians. With nightly shows, open mics, and workshops, this space is where rising and veteran comedians meet.
Paramount Pictures
5515 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
One of the oldest film lots in the world, Paramount Pictures has been a creative engine for Hollywood since 1912.
Raleigh Studios
5300 Melrose Ave E, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Established in 1915, Raleigh Studios has hosted everyone from Charlie Chaplin to modern productions like Netflix’s Monster. It’s a living museum to Melrose’s deep history of film and entertainment.
Alan Gordon Enterprises
5625 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
A one-stop shop for anything your film production could need for over 70 years, Alan Gordon Enterprises has been a vital rental shop for Hollywood. On top of being a rental house, Alan Gordon has created innovative products for the film industry.
Hollywood Historic Hotel
5162 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Take a journey back in time at this 1927 hotel. Its interiors have been beautifully preserved, featuring Art Deco design and vintage photos of Hollywood’s early years.
Stephany Feury Studio Theatre
5636 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Founded by director and acting coach Stephanie Feury, this space doubles as a working theatre and an acting studio. With a combination of productions, classes, and workshops, it’s an immersive space that fosters the talent of LA’s independent theatre scene.
Conway Recording Studios
5100 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Behind the facade on Melrose is one of LA’s most legendary recording studios. Since the 1970s, Conway has hosted icons from Prince to Adele, shaping the playlists of generations. With lush private gardens and world-class acoustics, it continues to be a creative sanctuary for artists of all genres.
Los Angeles Museum of Love
4320 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029
Part art installation, part emotional experience, the Los Angeles Museum of Love invites visitors to explore love through interactive exhibits. It’s the perfect place for couples or friends looking for a playful and introspective way to reflect on connection.
The Stray Theater
4319 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029
A recent addition to Melrose’s creative landscape, The Stray Theater supports independent productions and up-and-coming performers. Its mission to make theater accessible, local, and alive fuels intimate, community-driven shows for a new generation of artists.
The Activist Kitchen Creative Space
669 Heliotrope Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90004
As a vibrant community art space and performance venue, The Activist Kitchen is where creativity and advocacy meet. With a rotating calendar of open mics, live music, comedy, and art shows, the Activist Kitchen gives local artists a platform to express and inspire.
Ukrainian Culture Center
4315 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029
This center has been a gathering space for Los Angeles’ Ukrainian community since the 1960s. It hosts cultural festivals, performances, and community events that celebrate heritage and unity. The last day of their Ukrainian Film Festival (11/21-11/23) will take place on CicLAvia Sunday!
Braille Institute
741 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029
Founded in 1919, the Braille Institute empowers people with visual impairments through education, technology, and community programs. The Melrose campus remains one of LA’s most important centers for accessibility and lifelong learning.
There's so much history in this area, so as you go about your day, be sure to take in all the beauty and unique sights this route has to offer. If you're looking for some legendary eateries along the route, check out these lists from our friends!
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Photos courtesy of: Farah Sosa, Jon Endow, and Stevie Gray.
