Join Us on 1/15/2023 for The Re-enactment of The Treaty of Cahuenga

Join us at the historic Campo de Cahuenga on Sunday January 15th, 2023 as we celebrate the Re-enactment of the Signing of the Treaty of Cahuenga 12pm to 4pm, with the re-enactment at 1:30pm. This a free event; open to the public. Parking at the MTA lot

It's the Historic Treaty signing in 1847 that ended the Mexican American War in California. 

Entertainment, snacks, site tours & displays of historic artifacts!

About The Campo de Cahuenga

In a serene park of native plants within the heart of the ever burgeoning entertainment industry of the San Fernando Valley sits an amazing treasure in California history Campo de Cahuenga. It is the perfect place to reflect on the storied roots and romantic beginnings of the American West. Once nearly lost to history the Campo is now recognized and protected by the city of Los Angeles the State of California and the nation. It is the very birthplace of California as we know it.

The Campo is a place of celebrations. Each January for more than half a century the events of 1847 are celebrated anew. In a reenactment of the signing of a document by representatives of Mexico and the United States that became known as the Treaty of Cahuenga signatures of General Andres Pico and Lt. Col. John C. Fremont ended hostilities in the state creating Peace with Honor. In two years without first becoming a U.S. territory California was fast-tracked into the Union. Manifest Destiny was realized. We were one nation from sea to shining sea. All Californians became one people-Americans. To this day Campo de Cahuenga is a place for celebrating our multi-cultural contributions.

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