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Get your heart pumping with art and live theatrical performances in a free exclusive Shakespearean themed Metro Art tour, in collaboration with the Independent Shakespeare Co.!
Valentine’s Day Tour – Sunday, February 12
- 2:00 pm - Meet at Arcadia Station plaza
- Travel to Monrovia Station
- 4:30 pm - End at Azusa Station
Program is FREE and open to the public. Free TAP cards will be available for attendees at the start of the tour.
Attendees will view works of art and be regaled with scenes involving stories of love from select Shakespearean plays while traveling on the Metro Gold Line Extension. Participants are encouraged to explore Downtown Azusa after the tour.
Parking is available at Arcadia Station.
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Metro Art Moves is a free series of regularly scheduled and special tours of artwork in the Metro Rail system. Regular tours are led by trained Metro Art Docent Council volunteers and provide insights into the artworks, artists and art-making processes. For future tour programming visit: https://www.metro.net/about/art/art-tours/