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From Metro's full system transit map
For the past three years, public transit has been our guiding way to the Sunset Junction Street Festival. To try to find reasonable parking is just not very realistic. Still, we've felt alone on the subways and buses when en route to the fest. There's maybe only a handful of people with us heading to or from the event (one LAist friend asked us if hipsters hate public transit? Now that's a debate, if ever).
The good thing about Sunset Junction's location is that it's extremely transit friendly. Two Metro Red Line stations are a 10-20 minute walk away and a few bus lines have practically given event goers in the past a ride to the front gates. Here are some options:
A Google map of the street closures is embedded below (please note that the street closures are larger than the actual festival grounds).
