Elenda St. Earth Day Celebration & Open Streets Event on April 22

Published on April 07, 2025

Culver CityBus is excited to support the Elenda Earth Day Celebration, an open-streets event that is part of the Culver City Safe Routes to School program. This event encourages students to try a car-free commute to school!

On Tuesday, April 22, from 6:30am – 9:30am, Elenda Street will be closed to cars, creating a safer, cleaner, and more sustainable route for students in Culver City.

Students at Farragut Elementary, Culver City Middle School, Culver City High School, and Culver Park High are encouraged to do their part and choose sustainable transportation options like walking, biking, skating, or taking transit. Parents are encouraged to plan for alternative drop off locations near bus stops or side streets.

Ride Culver CityBus for a Greener Commute! 

Culver CityBus is committed to safe, sustainable, and accessible transportation for all residents, including students and families. Taking the bus reduces traffic congestion, lowers carbon emissions, and promotes eco-friendly habits.

We offer convenient routes to help students and families get to school without driving. Students K-12 ride for FREE with a TAP card through the GoPass program! For more information or to plan your trip, use the NextCCBus app visit the Culver CityBus website or call customer service at 310-253-6500.

This Earth Day, ride Culver CityBus and take the pledge to choose alternative transportation and #TryTransit!

Street Closures and Alternative Drop-Offs

To ensure a safe and car-free experience, Elenda Street will be closed to vehicles from 6:00am – 9:30am. Parents can drop off students nearby at Huron Ave, Coombs Ave, the Culver/Elenda parking lot, or the pedestrian bridge north of Ballona Creek. 

Let’s create a cleaner, greener, and safer community—one ride, walk, or scoot at a time! Learn more about the Elenda Earth Day Celebration by visiting the Culver City Walk and Rollers website.