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Get Out: Baby Doll Brawl, Monster Drawing Rally, Heirloom Quilts
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Monster Drawing Rally: Watch art gnash its terrible teeth and show its terrible claws as 100 artists gather at the Center for the Arts in Eagle Rock (2225 Colorado Blvd, LA CA 90041) to create their creations in front of a live audience. Every item birthed will be on sale for $75. Presented by the Outpost for Contemporary Art. Live drawing begins at 12:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Baby Doll Brawl: Visit the Derby Dolls' training ground for a beat down showcase exhibition of the teams new recruits. All ages welcome. Doors open at 3:00 p.m. at the Doll Factory in Historic Filipinotown (1910 W. Temple Ave) Tickets: $10-$20.
Create Family Tree Tapestry @ The Craft & Folk Art Museum: Do some personal excavating and bring along your meaningful, ironable, fabrics ("everyday fabrics, like your favorite scarf, dads old shirt, or grandmas bed sheets") to be heirloomed into a glorious family history. Additional fabrics and materials will be available at the event. Register online. 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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