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Welcome to Alameda Avenue! Alameda Connects and ACBID support the community through a variety of initiatives, including biking the corridor, icons celebrating local history, art by resident artists, and partnerships with businesses and the City of Lakewood. Discover more about the history, art, and adventures you can find in the corridor!

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Discover Alameda

Art & History App

Explore interactive maps, public art, history, and more while on the go with your phone.

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Bike Alameda

Resources

Find routes, resources, events, and tips for biking the corridor.

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History of Alameda

History Icons

Explore the rich history, landmarks, and stories that have shaped Alameda Avenue.

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Explore Public Art in Our District

PUBLIC ART AROUND ALAMEDA

Our district is home to over 100 public art pieces, including sculptures, murals, and site-specific installations. Together, these works enhance our streets, celebrate creativity, and make the district a more inviting place to live, work, and visit.

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Sculptures

Landmarks and dinos

Murals & Paintings

Murals and wall paintings

Art Installations

Bus Stop Murals, Utility Traffic Box Murals, Eco-Art, Barrels

Art & Artists

Local galleries and artists

Discover Alameda’s Outdoor Recreation Trail

Discover Alameda is a 5 mile bike/walk path with other connecting Discover Alameda segmented loops. This path is a moderately to heavily trafficked pathway that extends from Garrison St. to Sheridan Blvd. along Alameda Ave. The Discover Alameda paved path follows Alameda Ave. and offers art, history, dining and shopping as well as outdoor recreation.

Some of the connecting loops have ponds, bird watching and off pavement terrain. The path is primarily used for walking, running, and biking. Dogs are also able to use this path but must be kept on a leash at all times.

Click on any of the buttons below and Discover Alameda’s art and history today!