New West Hollywood Plan Makes Midweek Outings Easier and Cheaper
In a bid to boost foot traffic and economic recovery for local establishments, the City of West Hollywood and the West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce have announced a new “WeHappy Wednesdays” initiative offering free parking throughout the city every Wednesday evening in April.
Starting April 2 and continuing each Wednesday through the end of the month, the city will suspend parking fees at all parking meters, city-owned surface lots, and parking structures from 4 p.m. to midnight. The effort is aimed at encouraging residents and visitors to dine, shop, and explore West Hollywood’s business corridors with fewer financial barriers.
“WeHappy Wednesdays” is part of a broader campaign to support the city’s economic vitality as local businesses continue to navigate the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the recent wildfire crisis, and shifting consumer habits.
“This program is about making it easier and more affordable to enjoy everything West Hollywood has to offer,” city officials said in a joint statement with the Chamber of Commerce. “Free parking on Wednesdays gives the community a reason to come out, reconnect with favorite spots, and discover something new.”
The initiative is designed to support local commerce and foster a renewed sense of community engagement and shared investment in West Hollywood’s future.
For more information about WeHappy Wednesdays and other local economic development initiatives, residents can visit www.wehochamber.com or contact the City of West Hollywood’s Business Development Division at (323) 848-6856 or business@weho.org.
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