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Get Out: L.A. RAW, The Encyclopedia Show and Brewery Art Walk
Get Out: Brewery Artwalk, Queer Art & Video Games
Get out because there's so much to do! You can check out the opening of an exhibit dedicated to post-war queer art, chat with artists in their studios or you can play video games all the live-long day.
Weekend Festival Guide: There's still more to do
Your pets want the house to themselves today. Some of yesterday's festivals like Detour, NoHo Scene and the Eagle Rock Music Festival are over with. Yet Sunday, here in Los Angeles, is still a busy day. Events continuing from yesterday's Weekend Festival Guide: Brewery Art Walk and TarFest Jazz at Drew 10:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.: In it's 17th year, the Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science's popular music and charity event...
Weekend Festival Guide: Detour, NoHo, Eagle Rock, Brewery
NOHO Scene Saturday 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.: Promising a new, improved take on the NoHo Arts Festival. Free theater, dance and music , art exhibits, film screenings and workshops, plus food and goods from NoHo merchants. Proudly sponsored by your CRA/LA. Free. MAP Brewery Art Walk Sat-Sun 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.: This twice-a-year event is all the reason you need to explore The Brewery, conveniently (though conspicuously) located north of Chinatown. Lots...
Let the Drunken Art Appreciation Begin
The Spring Art Walk in the Brewery downtown is upon us once again. This weekend is a time for touring this downtown neighborhood & not simply looking at the art in the quiet calm of a gallery, but looking at art in the artist's actual lofts. Cool, no?
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.
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