Welcome to Leimert Park
The official website for the Leimert Park Block Club (formerly Cherrywood Leimert ).
Preserving Our Neighborhood
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Strengthening Our Community
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Protecting Our Legacy
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Preserving Our Neighborhood 〰️ Strengthening Our Community 〰️ Protecting Our Legacy 〰️
Stay In The Know!
Upcoming Community Meeting Saturday, November 21, 2026
Leimert Park’s Nomination to the National Register of Historic Places Click Here for the latest
El Niño Emergency Preparedness Action Items & Resources
About Us
For nearly four decades, the Leimert Park Block Club has stood as a symbol of neighborhood pride, civic engagement, and collective responsibility. Recognized as the oldest continuously run neighborhood organization in Los Angeles, our organization carries forward a legacy of community leadership dedicated to preserving one of Los Angeles' most historically and culturally significant neighborhoods.
Originally founded as the Cherrywood Block Club and eventually transitioning to Cherrywood Leimert, the organization was established by a group of dedicated homeowners who shared a common vision: to protect their neighborhood, strengthen community relationships, and ensure that Leimert Park remained a beautiful, safe, and thriving place to call home. These founding residents understood that the strength of a neighborhood lies not only in its homes and streets but also in the people who take pride in protecting and improving their community. The same values remain today.
Since its inception, the organization has fostered a tradition of grassroots leadership, civic participation, and neighborhood stewardship. Through decades of community advocacy, beautification initiatives, neighborhood engagement, and collaboration with local government agencies, the organization has remained committed to safeguarding the character, integrity, and quality of life of Leimert Park.
Established in the 1920s as a thoughtfully planned residential community, Leimert Park is celebrated for its distinctive architecture, tree-lined streets, and rich cultural heritage. Over time, the neighborhood emerged as an important center of Black art, culture, intellectual expression, and entrepreneurship. Its legacy is reflected in its historic homes, cultural landmarks, artistic traditions, and generations of residents whose contributions have helped shape the identity of Los Angeles.
Leimert Park Residents
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Councilwoman for District 10
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Assemblyman for District 55
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Congresswoman representing California’s vibrant, diverse 37th Congressional District
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Senator for California’s 28th District which encompasses Leimert Park
Leimert Park Elected Officials
Events
Vision Theatre Reopening to Public November 13-15, 2026
Community Training January 9, 2027 College Readiness RSVP TODAY Hosted By LPBC
Black History Celebration February 13, 2027 Rich In Leimert
Community Training February 27, 2027 Navigating California Family Leaves Hosted By LPBC
Leimert Park Village Book Fair March 13, 2027 Exposition Park (South Lawn)
Get Involved - Join A Committee!!
BEAUTIFY LEIMERT
UPSKILL LEIMERT
PRESERVE LEIMERT
Beautify Leimert focuses on keeping Leimert Park clean, attractive, and welcoming by committed actions such as picking up trash or reporting bulky items left on the streets to 311
Upskill Leimert connects residents with qualified, certified, and/or licensed professionals who provide educational and informational workshops and training to Leimert Park residents
Protect Leimert hones in on maintaining the safety, quality of life, and long-term property values of the Leimert Park community. The committee helps to identify neighborhood health and safety concerns —and ensure they are properly reported, documented, and addressed.
Meet Your Board
Star Session Board President
Ona Jones Treasurer
Veta Simpson Communications Secretary