Echo Park Rising goes online for one-day festival on Sept. 26.

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L.A. indie-rockers Slip perform at Echo Park Rising in 2018 (Photo by Zane Roessell)

It’s not the way Echo Park Rising envisioned celebrating its 10th anniversary, but Los Angeles’ biggest neighborhood festival, usually held every August, will go online for one day, Saturday, Sept. 26.

Originally scheduled to be held this weekend but scotched by the pandemic, EPR this year will feature a multi-channel webcast that will include musical performances, promotions from neighborhood businesses, PSAs from local representatives and info on how to support both the artists and the business participating.

Presented by the Echo Park Chamber of Commerce and programmed by Spaceland Presents, Echo Park Rising is inviting support by contributing to the cause via a one-time donation or by subscription.

No lineup or schedule has been announced yet.