Cycling is live music!
Ariel is one of the founding members of Synchronicity LA. Hear her speak some poetry in the Synchronicity LA arts studio.

Pico BLVD cuts through the heart of our city, from the garment district Downtown through Japanese and Persian neighborhoods, kissing the Byzantine-Latino quarter and Koreatown, and all the way to the breakers of the Pacific.
This collaboration of two Salon veterans certainly pleases the masses in the Synchronicity studio.

www.johannachase.com
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www.RyanIsYourFriend.com

Once again the BLVD Gaggle Riders took on the streets of LA on our two wheelers.  This time in costume through the spirited streets of Hollywood.

Synchronicity Salon in Black Rock City (Burning Maaaaaan!)

We went on the road with our September Salon and posted up at 6:00 and F in Black Rock City.

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Synchronicity LA is part of a greater community known as the BLVD.  There are over 30 individuals calling the same block of Westmoreland BLVD our home.  We have monthly meetings and share creative workspaces and community meals 4 nights a week.

We love riding our bikes.  Our first BLVD gaggle was a success!  Stay tuned for more in the future!

08.19.11

Meet at 8 — Ride at 9

The BLVD Collective: a Los Angeles story of radical inclusion. The BLVD is a village of artists, musicians, social activists and the like working collectively to create and celebrate urban community.  Come chill on the BLVD and learn about living in community, sharing recourses, meals, ideas, friendship, and creative expression. And then fly with us.  Meet at 8 at Synchronicity LA (1666 Westmoreland BLVD, 90006) and ride at 9.

This is an easy paced ride — ALL BIKES WELCOME!!!

No riders left behind. Bring the essentials: tubes,tools,cash.

We’ll make at least one stop to consume beverages.  bring a can of your favorite liquid courage.

For more info make an electronic mail for ryan: ryan.a.maxey@gmail.com

Remember, a gaggle can ride 71% further than a lone rider.

http://www.good.is/post/just-don-t-call-them-communes/

Two singer/songwriters (Johanna Chase and Tin Santos), an Illustrator (Andress Yourself), a filmmaker (Ryan Maxey), and friends are taking to the road on The I Heart People Tour, a tour with stops at 7 cities along the West Coast that aims to share music, art, and spread the word on urban intentional community living!

“On a veggie oil/solar powered bus, our crew will depart from our home in Los Angeles: The BLVD, a community of more than 30 friends in 5 houses, including Synchronicity LA. Recently featured in an article in GOOD Magazine, Synchronicity LA is part of an intentional community in LA that focuses on ‘generating community through hospitality, intentionality, artistic action, and a dedication to the reduction of harm.’”

“We hope to share the spirit of community by hosting bus-side potlucks in each city before each gig played by Johanna and her band. Bring some food to share, and join us around the bus for music from Tin Santos, live screen printing (tour shirts) by Andress Yourself, photo booth portraits on the front of the bus provided by Maxey Fish and Sea Reels, and you can add some color with your paintbrush skills to the community mural on the side of our bus! Underlying all of the fun, we want share community and original expression!”

….Learn more about this incredible tour on its Kickstarter page!