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Brewing Up A Weekend of Art
Ready to see how the other half lives? The creative lives in an industrial loft on the “other side” of downtown half? Then it’s time to hit up the bi-annual Brewery Art Walk this weekend. Free entrance and free parking are an added plus to seeing how the former PBR Brewery has turned into a colony enviable enough to make it into the LA Times real estate section.
Over 100 artists will open their doors this Saturday and Sunday from 10-5. The Art Walk can be an all day affair if you let it. There is art for sale, for inspiration, for examination. Hungry? Besides stands selling grub, check out the Brewery’s own restaurant, Barbara’s.
Want more low down on high art? Keep an eye out for Coagula. It’s a free art magazine produced in the Brewery and copies are usually floating around.
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