Sherman Oaks Park
The community's flagship park — likely host to picnics, family events, and outdoor performances during the centennial year.
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Find Your Way AroundThe Sherman Oaks community map.
Centennial event venues, heritage sites, public art, and partner organizations across the neighborhood — gathered in one place.
Event venues — kickoff, block party, concerts.
Heritage sites — historic buildings & corners.
Public art — murals, plaques, installations.
Civic partners — schools, libraries, houses of worship.
Places on the map.
A working list of the places the centennial will touch. As venues confirm, this list will gain addresses, parking notes, and links.
Ventura Blvd. Block Party Site
A closed-street section of Ventura Boulevard, intended for the headline October birthday party.
Boulevard Storefront Row
A walkable stretch of long-tenured storefronts — anchors of the Heritage Walk and oral-history project.
Centennial Mural Wall (TBA)
Site of the commemorative centennial mural, to be unveiled in late spring.
Community Library
Host for oral-history evenings, exhibit hosting, and curriculum partnerships with local schools.
Local School Partner
Centennial curriculum, art contests, and youth-led history projects coordinated with local schools.
A Second Map
Where the famous lived in Sherman Oaks.
A separate interactive map plots notable residents — celebrities, public figures, civic anchors — alongside heritage landmarks across the neighborhood.
Resident entries start as placeholders and get filled in with sourced biographies during the centennial year. For living people we use block-level approximate coordinates only.
Open the Notable Residents map
Interactive Map
Notable Residents & Heritage Landmarks
Add Your Place
Have a location to include?
If your business, organization, school, or house of worship would like to be part of the centennial map — as a host, partner, or just a place worth marking — let us know.
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