'La La Land' Lights Coming Back To Hermosa Beach Sunday

HERMOSA BEACH, CA -- The vintage lights on the Hermosa Beach Pier that were featured in the hit film, "La La Land," don't exist in real life, but this weekend they will briefly become a reality.

Sunday has been declared "La La Land" in the city and the prop lights used in the film will make a comeback for a ceremony and performance by musicians from the film. "La La Land" is set to be released on Blu-Ray on Tuesday.

The city has expressed interest in incorporating the vintage-looking lights in future renovations of the iconic pier. Ever since the movie's release, fans have flocked to Hermosa Beach Pier and to the Lighthouse Cafe, which was prominently featured.

The event starts at 5 p.m. Sunday with Mayor Justin Massey scheduled to present a proclamation to members of the production team of the Academy Award-winning film. Musicians from the film are also scheduled to perform songs from the movie's soundtrack on Pier Plaza during the ceremonial lighting of the lights. The event is scheduled to end at 7 p.m.

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