FRIDAY MARCH 28, 2003

Locations



Los Feliz at Mulholland Fountain

Los Feliz Blvd at Riverside Dr.

Gather 5:30pm, Depart 6:00pm



Eagle Rock/Glassel Park

Eagle Rock Blvd. and El Paso at the Shell Station

Gather 5:15pm, Depart 5:30pm



Silverlake opposite Cafe Tropical

Sunset Blvd. at Parkman Ave.

Gather 6:00pm, Depart 6:30pm



Downtown L.A. at the Main Library

Flower St. and Fifth St.

Gather 5:30pm, Depart 6pm



UCLA

Corner of Westwood and LeConte

Gather 5:45, Depart 6pm

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