A Living History Event at Campo de Cahuenga

Step back into California history at the Annual Treaty of Cahuenga Re-Enactment, a free, family-friendly event commemorating the 1847 signing of the Articles of Capitulation that helped bring the Mexican-American War in California to an end.

Held at the historic Campo de Cahuenga, this engaging live re-enactment brings an important moment in California’s past to life. Attendees can experience period costumes, historical storytelling, and a vivid portrayal of the treaty signing that shaped the future of the state.

Period cosplayers are welcome, and all ages are encouraged to attend. Admission is free, and free, convenient parking is available at the adjacent MTA lot.

Event Details:

 Sunday, January 11

 12:00 PM

 3919 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood  Free Event

 Free parking at the MTA lot next door

Whether you’re a history buff, a local resident, or simply looking for a unique cultural experience, this annual re-enactment is a great way to connect with California’s rich past right here in our community.