Categories: ARTS & THEATER

Ebb & Flow (FREE) Community Arts Festival Returns June 14

Los Angeles-based performance company Heidi Duckler Dance (HDD) proudly presents the 7th annual Ebb & Flow Community Arts Festival at Vista Hermosa Natural Park on Saturday, June 14, 2025.

Ebb & Flow is a free, family-friendly festival that brings the community together to explore themes of climate change, nature, health, and humanity through an immersive blend of dance, visual art, music, and technology.

For this year’s Ebb & Flow celebration, HDD Artistic Director Raymond Ejiofor has curated and commissioned works by four multidisciplinary artists. Audiences are invited to experience powerful performances and interactive installations that reflect our shared environmental and social landscapes. Heidi Duckler Dance is thrilled to be featuring works by local artists Jeff Morrical and Tomoko Ozawa. Also, artistic duo Stephanie Kim and Zach Gold.

Guests will also have the chance to celebrate the Earth through a hands-on, eco-friendly art activity at our pot painting station before the performances begin. Personalize a biodegradable pot and plant a seedling inside—an artistic keepsake that grows with you!

Mark your calendars for a vibrant afternoon of creativity, connection, and community—set against the stunning backdrop of one of LA’s most beloved urban parks.

About Vista Hermosa Natural Park

Vista Hermosa Park is an urban natural park developed by the MRCA that boldly returns the serenity and diversity of nature to the Los Angeles urban core. Operated in collaboration with the Los Angeles Unified School District and the City of Los Angeles, Vista Hermosa Natural Park is a popular destination for residents of this densely populated neighborhood.

The Ebb & Flow program is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.