08 Mar March LTSCene Newsletter
The March LTSCene newsletter is now available. Click here to read the latest news and learn about upcoming events....
The March LTSCene newsletter is now available. Click here to read the latest news and learn about upcoming events....
LTSC announced the artists selected for its inaugural +LAB Artist Residency Program in Little Tokyo. These California-based artists were awarded three-month community based residencies from over a hundred applicants. The Inaugural +LAB Artist Residency Program Fellows are: Susu Attar, Visual Artist, Los Angeles Dan Kwong, Performance...
LTSC is pleased to announce a new president for its board of directors and the addition of four new board members. The LTSC Board provides oversight and leadership for LTSC, as the organization promotes “positive change for people and places.” Dick Kaku will serve as...
The February LTSCene newsletter is now available. Click here to read the latest news and learn about upcoming events....
The January LTSCene newsletter is now available. Click here to read the latest news and learn about upcoming events....
The Little Tokyo Service Center is excited to announce the beginning of its +LAB Artist Residency Program. A Call for Entry on the CAFÉ site is now active for artists who live and work in California. The application opens Nov. 15, 2017 and closes Jan....
Casa Heiwa resident Daisy first sought assistance from LTSC in 2006, when alcohol and abuse made it unsafe for her to continue living with her parents. Daisy was performing as a musician at the time, but not earning enough for suitable housing. Unfortunately, the future held...
LTSC welcomed members of the community to tour the 100-year-old VIDA Group warehouse, which will soon be demolished to make way for the multipurpose sports and community center Paul I. Terasaki Budokan. The building was previously owned by the VIDA Group manufacturing company before becoming...
Nobuaki first came to LTSC for assistance in Summer 2016, after undergoing surgery for a brain tumor. Upon being released from the hospital, Nobuaki lived in a recovery facility and then a budget hotel before he could no longer afford a room. LTSC’s social workers...
Despite living 60 miles away from the Far East Lounge (FEL), Shoko has been making the trek twice a week for nearly three years. A cheerful spirit who enjoys singing karaoke in her spare time, Shoko described the FEL as "very precious and fun." Shoko participates...