LOS ANGELES: Paper and Fabric Shop Opens with Limited Edition Prints by Popular Street Artists

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Check out new interior murals, limited-edition prints, and clothing featuring artwork by artists Colette Miller, WRDSMTH, Hagop, Calen Blake, and Michael Murphy  at the first “offline” store for Paper and Fabric, now housed in the Arts District Co-Op.

Grand Opening Weekend festivities take place on Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1 @ 12-8pm, with an artist reception on Saturday, April 30 @ 12-4pm. Music all weekend by V • DJ Leo Salom • Catty Pearson • Shak Holliday • Obie • Rayy Christine

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Paper and Fabric at Arts District Co-Op
453 Colyton St.
Los Angeles 90013
(310) 498-2922
www.paperandfabric.com

LOS ANGELES: Mezcla Eclectic Nights Features Music & Spoken Word

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Mezcla Eclectic Nights @ Art Share L.A.
THU 4/7/16 @ 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM
$5 DONATION :: ON-SITE PARKING
DOORS OPEN 7:30 PM – SHOW STARTS 8:00 PM
FACEBOOK • WEBSITE

Join us in the heart of the Arts District for the third installment of Mezcla: Eclectic Nights, a music-and-spoken-word showcase featuring a diverse and intriguing line-up of L.A.-based musicians and poets. Spoken word performances from Hannah Dains, Grant Lyon, and Jake Bowman with music from Mister Mudd, Smiling Beth, and The Letters Home.

ART SHARE L.A.
801 E. 4th Pl.
Los Angeles, CA 90013
(213) 687-4278

LOS ANGELES: Boomtown Tasting Room Opens

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Boomtown Brewery continues its weekly Boomtown Fridays with $5 freshly made brews all night long, 6pm-2am!

TONIGHT 10/16: Enjoy music by Deejay Able who will be on hand mixing up some old school funk, hip hop, splashes of electro and 80’s music. To go with your beer, order a handcrafted pizza cooked onsite in a wood-fire oven by mobile pizzeria Urban Pie.

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Boomtown Brewery
700 Jackson St.
Los Angeles 90012

Boomtown

THREE NEW LIMITED-RELEASE BEERS TONIGHT!

Magic Napper Scottish Style Ale (8.2%): Made with all British ingredients, the malt bill is a blend of pale, brown and caramel. This brew undergoes an extended boil to intensify the caramel aspects of the ale. The mix of sugars create a robust sweet malty base that is balanced by copious additions of East Kent Goldings hops to create a smooth and pleasant bitterness with soft marmalade notes.

Personal Assistant Pale Ale (6%): A hybrid ale, part hoppy American pale ale and part Belgian golden ale. Even the hops are hybrids, part American and part European, lending a nice mix of floral, spice and fruity flavors and aromas. Copper in color, this ale is simple and straight forward yet still has a subtle complexity.

Submission Belgian Golden Strong (8.6%): Belgian inspired ale brewed with classic Belgian ingredients, star jasmine flower and carrot blossom honey. The honey lends rich notes of cedar that creates an intriguing blend of aromatics with the Belgian yeast and Jasmine.

ALSO ON TAP TONIGHT

Ingenue Belgian White Ale (4.8%): This blonde ale is inspired by working-class ales of Hainaut, Belgium. It is a white beer made of Belgian pilsner malt, white winter wheat, rolled oats, and lightly hopped with imported Czech Saaz (which is a “noble” variety of hops named after the Czech city of Žatec, which in German is Saaz). It is then brewed with extremely soft water to create a feeling in your mouth that matches the effects of the oats. The Ingenue is full of sweet bready notes with a nice creamy body, yet it finishes clean and dry.

Limelight IPA (7%): This classic robust IPA is made with a blend of Citra, Amarillo, and Mosaic hops. It has hoppy notes of guava, stone fruit, and grapefruit that are balanced with malty caramel tones and a solid, yet clean bitterness. The Limelight IPA is a big beer with big flavor.

Nosejob IPA (6.8%): A West Coast classic, this IPA is deep gold in color and brimming with a mix of citrus, tropical fruit, and piney hoppiness. The nose is a blend of sweet citrus mixed with deep fruity notes. The Nosejob IPA is hoppy up front, but finishes with a nice balance of light malt sweetness and a clean solid bittering.

FUTURE BREWS

After Hours (5.4%): This session stout ale is a black brew that exudes rich notes of chocolate blended with fresh roasted coffee. Its substantial body is full of roasted notes and deep caramel tones creating a complex blend of malts. A generous helping of rolled oats lends to a velveteen texture and East Kent Golding hops provide balance.

B-Side Red Stout (6.8%): This California version of an Irish Red Ale is a hoppy red ale with a great malt backbone. A blend of pale, crystal, munich and chocolate malts create a rich character to hold up the heaping helpings of Citra and Amarillo hops. Both kettle and dry-hopped, this red stout has most of its roots deep in the hop fields, but just enough malty flavor to make one wonder if it is related to a stout.

Eastside Hopster (8.4%):Double IPAs can be tough as a quality drinking experience can be hampered by too much alcohol or too much hop bittering. Boomtown is simple with its edition: Pilsner malt, bittering hops, and dry hops. A complex blend of aggressive northwestern American hops creates a heavy hop oil aroma, which prepares the palate for the firm, yet smooth  hop flavor and bitter qualities to come. Sweet grassy grain notes from the Pilsner malt are a simple background for solid Columbus hop bitter. These malt background notes, along with a warm alcohol finish, are just enough to support the hops for a mouth-watering experience.

LOS ANGELES: Sound Saturday Returns to Arts District Co-Op

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The Arts District Co-op is bringing back its popular Sound Saturday music event that is FREE and for ALL AGES! Come shop for art and fashion while listening to live music and noshing on goodies from the food trucks. Music takes places during 1-7pm, but shopping is 12-8pm!

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Arts District Co-op
453 Colyton Street
Los Angeles 90013
HOURS: Tue-Thu 11am-7pm; Fri-Sun 12-8pm (closed Mon)
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SET TIMES
1-2pm: Sumkind deejay set
2-3pm: Peter Su
3-4pm: Paper Chains
4-5pm: PHAIR_ by phatthighz
5-6pm: Coals
6-7pm: Dysrupt

FOOD TRUCKS
Bohemia: This eclectic truck specializes in diverse, tasty food inspired by the chef’s world travels. Don’t miss their delicious twists on burgers, fries, and classic LA street tacos!
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MUSIC

Sumkind: This LA-based electronic musician plays keyboard and guitar while singing supported by heavy sub, grimy bass, and hard drums encapsulated by a world of abstract atmospheric soundscapes. The performance and production alike combine the live improvisational energy of a traditional band with the spectral range and power of a DJ set.

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Peter Su: If The Beach Boys got together with Leonard Cohen to harmonize over some sweet melodies, you’d get an artist like Peter Su. Before he was a songwriter in LA, Peter used to be a venture capitalist on Sand Hill, investing in startups in the daytime and playing music at night. A few years ago, he realized how blindly ambitious he’d been and left the 9-to-5 path to pursue his lifelong dream to make good, loving music for people, no matter where it led. These days, he spends most of his time songwriting and making people’s days a little more joyful as a street performer on the Santa Monica Pier. This year he went into Sunset Sound to record his debut album “Into the Sea”, a song cycle about his search for his true calling, to be released this January. Besides the pier, you can peep Peter on instagram @petersumusic or find him performing around LA singer-songwriter venues like Room 5 and featuring at festivals such as 626 Night Market.

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Paper Chains: Diamonds and Jonny formed Paper Chains after relocating from Brooklyn, New York to Los Angeles in 2014. Mixing Art, Fashion and Rock n’ Roll, they draw from their diverse backgrounds into an exciting multimedia experience. Stereo Diamonds’ sexy but smart vocals cut through battling guitars and synths over driving dance rock beats. This wall of sound is created live, without pre-recorded tracks giving the band freedom to push musical boundaries at any time. Paper Chains are currently playing shows along the west coast and recording an EP to be released Independently this fall.

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Phair_by phatTHIGHz: This LA-based electronic producer/beat maker is in charge of every aspect of her compositions. Using crunchy distortion, crisp high hats, glitched synth lines, samples pulled from public service announcements from the 1950’s, and screwed vocals, the visual translation of Phair’s sets would most likely look like pastel pink liquid melting, combined with color static from a glitched television.

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Coals: Owen Cole, a 22-year-old Angeleno went to school in Boston where he began studying sound and slowly found the way in which he wants to utilize it. Coals will be releasing a feature-length record in the spring that is heavily influenced from everything like ambient pieces to “chopped n’screwed” tones. Expect to hear some of his sounds along with remixes and tracks from friends and artists that inspire him. There is no guaranteed direction, just simple fun.

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Dysrupt: Check out the beats by Sean Sullivan, a dark and dirty DnB DJ since 1996 and working as DnB production since 2010.

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LOS ANGELES: Boomtown Brewery Launches Friday Night Series

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GO! This Friday, October 9 @ 6pm-1am, Boomtown Brewery is pouring $5 freshly made brews all night long! Deejay Aubrey will be on hand until 12 midnight, spinning funk, electro, rock, alternative indie, and pop music; and there will be hot dogs and soft drinks available for sale by Dogtown Dogs food truck. Street parking is ample in this part of the Arts District.

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Come if you like beer … or if you like people who like beer (good news for single girls like me, GUYS like beer!).

Friday nights at Boomtown Brewery will continue throughout the fall.

Boomtown Brewery
700 Jackson St.
Los Angeles 90012

MY FAVORITE BOOMTOWN BREWERY BEERS
Limelight IPA (7% ABV): This classic robust IPA is made with a blend of Citra, Amarillo, and Mosaic hops. It has hoppy notes of guava, stone fruit, and grapefruit that are balanced with malty caramel tones and a solid, yet clean bitterness. The Limelight IPA is a big beer with big flavor.

Nosejob IPA (6.8%): A West Coast classic, this IPA is deep gold in color and brimming with a mix of citrus, tropical fruit, and piney hoppiness. The nose is a blend of sweet citrus mixed with deep fruity notes. The Nosejob IPA is hoppy up front, but finishes with a nice balance of light malt sweetness and a clean solid bittering.

Ingenue Belgian White Ale (4.8% ABV): This blonde ale is inspired by working-class ales of Hainaut, Belgium. It is a white beer made of Belgian pilsner malt, white winter wheat, rolled oats, and lightly hopped with imported Czech Saaz (which is a “noble” variety of hops named after the Czech city of Žatec, which in German is Saaz). It is then brewed with extremely soft water to create a feeling in your mouth that matches the effects of the oats. The Ingenue is full of sweet bready notes with a nice creamy body, yet it finishes clean and dry.

Boomtown Brewery
Tap handles
Ingenue Belgian White Ale
Brewing tanks and kegs
Kegs
Boomtown Growlers
Head brewer Samuel Chawinga with Scot Ezzel
Head Brewer Samuel Chawinga and Melissa Richardson Banks

 

GO! Ode to 6th Street Bridge Exhibit at Art Share L.A.

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The 6th Street Bridge, officially titled the Sixth Street Viaduct, is the subject matter of a multi-media group art show opening at Art Share L.A. on Friday, September 11, 2015 @ 7-10pm. Ode to 6th Street Bridge is on view free of charge to the public during 1-6pm starting Wednesday, September 9 through Saturday, September 19, 2015. A closing reception is scheduled for Saturday, September 19, 2015 @ 7-10pm.  Co-curated by Dale Youngman and Tanner Blackman, the exhibition features over 70 renditions by more than 45 local artists of the iconic, historic architecture slated for demolition over the coming months (and to be later replaced by a reimagined new structure). Situated in the heart of the Arts District in Downtown Los Angeles, Art Share L.A. is located at 801 E. 4th Pl., 90013. The Ode to the Bridge exhibition marks the 24th art show presented at Art Share L.A. under the leadership of Executive Director Cheyanne Sauter. Since January 2014, these two dozen shows have supported over 75 Los Angeles artists with the nonprofit’s art sales of more than 150 works.

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One of the most recognized and photographed structures in Los Angeles, the 6th Street Bridge has been the setting for dozens of commercials, TV and film shoots. Built in 1932, it is the longest viaduct crossing the Los Angeles River, connecting Boyle Heights to the city’s urban center. Although the landmark is eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places, an unfortunate error made during its construction became apparent after 20 years, when a type of cement-eating disease known as Alkali-Silica Reaction began causing cracks in the concrete, thus compromising the integrity of the structure.

“It is important that we memorialize the beauty and history of this iconic bridge,” said Los Angeles City Councilmember José Huizar. “This exhibit allows us to recognize the history and importance of the 6th Street Bridge to the residents of Boyle Heights, the Arts District and all of L.A.  While we are sad to see this iconic structure go, we look forward to the design and function of the new Sixth Street Viaduct, which promises to create its own substantial legacy.”

“We hope that the Ode to the Bridge show offers a raucous dirge and a fitting send off for this beloved icon of the City of L.A.,” said exhibit co-curator Tanner Blackman. “Through paintings, photos, video installations, and more, the exhibition presents artists’ reflections on the 83-year-old bridge and its place in our shared experience of Downtown and Boyle Heights.”

Exhibit co-curator Dale Youngman added, “I am thrilled at the number of submissions we received, as it shows just how much it also means to the artists living in the shadow of the bridge. Some of the participating artists live and work in the Arts District, including Tom Garner, Jim Stern, Fred Hoerr, and Qathryn Brehm.”

GALLERY HOURS: WED 9/9 thru SAT 9/19 @ 1-6pm
OPENING RECEPTION:  FRI 9/11@ 7-10pm
CLOSING RECEPTION:  SAT 9/19 @ 7-10pm

PANEL DISCUSSION:  WED 9/16 @ 7-9pm
Celebrating the future of the bridge, this panel discussion invites those working on the replacement viaduct to reflect on the new structure’s potential impact on these important, historic communities. Panelists include Tim Williams, Managing Principal, Michael Maltzan Architecture; Victor J. Martinez, Vice President, HNTB; Glenn Kaino, conceptual artist designing art installations; and others. 

Art Share L.A.
801 E. 4th Pl., Los Angeles 90013
(213) 687-4278 • EMAIL
www.ArtShareLA.org

ABOUT ART SHARE L.A.:  The Arts District is the fastest growing area in Los Angeles with real estate prices increasing and new developments springing up every day. Founded in 1999, Art Share L.A.’s 16-year history allows the creative arts center to be in a position to engage the new community while connecting them to the history of this area. Its mission is to support artists by providing a creative environment to reside, develop, perform and exhibit their works. Further, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization inspires artists and provides connection to the community for shared benefit. To learn more, visit www.ArtShareLA.org

SHOW INFO & IMAGES: Contact Dale Youngman via email or phone at (213) 458-3735.

FEATURED ARTISTS: Melissa Richardson Banks – Diane Behrens – Daniel Bernstein – Kevin Break – Qathryn Brehm – Bruce Cockerill – Diane Pirie Cockerill – David P. Cooke – Toby Corbett – Jean Christophe Dick – Kessia Embry – Margery Epstein – Teresa Flowers – Dwora Fried – Fernando Galvez – Carole Garland – Tom Garner – Patrick Haemmerlein – Teale Hatheway – Fred Hoerr – Mark Indig – Tom Lamb – Tod Lychkoff – Rick Mendoza – Ted Meyer – Andre Miripolsky – Suzi Moon – Harry Nickelson – David Palmer – Francisco Palomares – Svetlana Penrose – Osceola Refetoff – Richard Reiner – Michelle Robinson – Rick Robinson – Alex Schaefer – Roderick Smith – Carol Cirillo Stanley – Jim Stern – Lisa Talbot – Sean Sepehr Talebi – Maureen Van Leeuwen Haldeman – Richard Willson – Michael Wisnieux – Jerico Woggon and others

Check out this article in Fabrik magazine, too!

David Palmer
Teresa Flowers
Mark Indig
Alex Schaefer
Melissa Richardson Banks
Melissa Richardson Banks
Dwora Fried
Melissa Richardson Banks
Fred Hoerr
Michelle Robinson
Patrick Haemmerlein
Mark Indig
Patrick Haemmerlein
Jerico Woggon
Tom Garner
Osceola Refetoff
Ted Meyer
Svetlana Penrose

SUN 8/30 @ 4-7pm: Industrial District Green Fundraiser Supports DTLA Urban Forest

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On Sunday, August 30 @ 4-7pm at Lot 613 in the Arts District, join local residents, business owners, and others who care about trees and communities in Downtown Los Angeles at the first fundraising event of Industrial District Green (IDG). Founded in 2012, IDG offers a variety of community programs and services aimed at greening the industrial spaces between DTLA high-rises and the Los Angeles River. To date, IDG has planted over 120 trees and, with the support of volunteers, is actively managing their continued care.

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LOT 613
613 Imperial St., Los Angeles 90021
Google Map • Nearby street and lot parking

Please direct event inquiries to IDG via email or call (213) 293-1425.

During the event, learn about IDG’s new Adopt-A-Tree program. Enjoy complimentary appetizers generously donated by Bread Lounge, The Corner Store Arts District, Daily Dose Cafe, Peddler’s Creamery, The Pie Hole, Pour Haus Wine Bar, The Springs LA, and Zinc Cafe & Market while listening to the sounds of gospel funk by The Sanctified Army Praise Team and jazz by Harvey Newmark. The event is also made possible through the generosity of Councilmember Jose Huizar, LOT 613, Artist & Craftsman Supply, Koreatown Youth & Community Center, Skid Row community activist General Jeff, Grateful Meds Collective, and Arts District Community Council of LA. A suggested donation of $20 or more at the door helps continue the ongoing greening services of IDG, which includes planting and maintaining trees, medians, and urban gardens as well as educating and engaging the public. It also supports the continuation of the IDG “Street Tree Team,” a program that involves local Skid Row community members, housed and homeless, in the care and upkeep of young trees.

A project of Community Partners, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization was co-founded by Hal McMath, Executive Director; Gabrielle Newmark, Program Director; and Katherine McNenny, Director of Outreach & Education.

Can’t come to this event? Consider giving online! Support the ongoing work of Industrial District GREEN by clicking HERE!

Gold Medallion trees in bloom (planted 2014)
Tree maintenance and care
Tree Planting
Katherine McNenny & Gabrielle Newmark

Industrial District Green

GO! Downtown Dark Nights on FRI 8/28 @ 6pm-12am Features Local Art & Music

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L.A. LIVE’s most exciting night returns with Downtown Dark Nights on Friday, August 28 @ 6pm to 12 midnight! Don’t miss live musicians, performers, artists and indie craft vendors PLUS unbeatable $5 food & drink specials at participating L.A. LIVE restaurants! Fun, fun, fun all night in Downtown Los Angeles!

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LIVE MUSIC :: LIVE ART :: LIVE PERFORMANCES

DEEJAY: DJ Gazoo Olmedo​ (Calentura, Subsuelo)

MUSIC: Ben Caron & The Joy Machine​ – Bullet & Snowfox​ – Brenda Carsey & The Awe – The Vignes Rooftop Revival​ – Hedgehog Swing​ – Ryan & Liz Dueling Pianos – Saxophonist Justin Klunk  – Rachel Grace Electric Violin

MURALISTS: Evol – Paul Juno – Ron King – James Wilde – Yo Chubs – Zoueh – MDMN – Armando Rosete – Blacklight King

EASEL PAINTERS: David Schonhoff – Julie Arnoff – Jett Jackson – Nora Ann-Francis Martin-Hall – Jesse Fortune

ART INSTALLATIONS & PERFORMANCES: P.O.P. Unplugged Drumming Troupe – Stilt Walking Costumed Performances by Rebecca “Fireplug” Levis & Brady Spindel – LED Hula Hoop performances – Break Dancing and Swing Dancing by Hollywood Hotshots & Versa Style Crew – FREE Glowing Tarot Readings by Seraphime Angelis – Fire Dancers & LED Characters – Body Painting by Nicolette Spear

ARTISANS: A Blonde & Her Bag – Benjibug Art – Bottled Up Lamps – Candle Stash – Copra Soap – Cowpunk Leather – Curmudgeon Cards – Downtown Muse – Freaky Wallet – Headband Haven – Heather Renae Designs – HollyWood & Twine – HumanTreeRobot – iMakeTheCase – LA-matic Skateboards – London Manori – Mabuhay Collection – MacBeanie – MaeMae Jewelry – NightFlo – Objects with Purpose – ONYX XOXO – Panache Jewelry – Pileus Chaotic Art – Pretty & Perky – Quetzal Boutique – Rad Uncle – Roots Revival Co. – ROTD Creations – Shay Candles – Silla Dilla Grape – The Small Shop LA – SoCal Etsy Guild – The Record Truck – Unique Inspirations Jewelry – The Wicked Boheme

$5 FOOD & DRINK SPECIALS: Flemings Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar – The Farm of Beverly Hills at LA Live – KATSUYA – Lawry’s Carvery – Live Basil Pizza LA Live – The Mixing Room – Red Mango – Rock’n Fish LA Live – Rosa Mexicano – Smashburger LA Live – Tom’s Urban LA Live – Triple 8 – Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill Los Angeles

$10 PARKING (cash or credit, free for Preferred Members): Be sure to park in Lot W aka West Garage and enter through Gate B to get this special rate! CLICK HERE for PARKING MAP!

TEAM LA STORE: Enjoy 40% off store merchandise during 5-9pm!

CREDITS: Downtown Dark Nights at L.A. LIVE is presented by L.A. LIVE with entertainment curated by Melissa Richardson Banks (aka Downtown Muse and South Bay Muse) with Edgar Varela; collectively of @WeAreDTLA.

Are you an artist, musician or other type of performer? Do you want to be a part of one of our events? Submit an application by clicking HERE!

GO! “Bedlam Reunion” Benefit Art Auction at Art Share LA

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SAT 8/15 @ 7:30-11:00pm
BEDLAM REUNION BENEFIT ART AUCTION
FREE Admission • FREE Parking during event only on Rooftop of Hewitt St. Garage
Art Share L.A. @ 801 E. 4th Pl., Los Angeles, CA 90013
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CLICK HERE TO SEE ART AUCTION IMAGES!

For one night, immerse yourself in living Arts District history by attending and BUYING ART at the “Bedlam Reunion” benefit art auction on Saturday, August 15. Over 50 artists in Los Angeles and beyond donated more than 65 works for sale during this event, plus donation-based performances by local musicians, drawing sessions by the infamous Gallery Girls, tarot card readings, and more will take place. Proceeds from art auction sales, along with donations, will support financial needs of gallerist and art advocate Jim Fittipaldi who recently underwent costly heart surgery and requires additional medical attention. Bring cash to buy art, tip performers, and purchase libations … come prepared to donate to the cause!

Jim Fittipaldi

Jim Fittipaldi

Friends of Jim Fittipaldi and fans of BEDLAM — a “hidden in plain sight” speakeasy, art salon, performance space, and magazine of former days — are invited, along with anyone interested in supporting the nonprofit Art Share L.A. and local artists plus learning about the fascinating past of those days when visual artists were more plentiful in the Arts District.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
7:30pm–Doors open. Donate $10 or more to take a photo by award-winning photographer Rick Mendoza in front of artist Colette Miller‘s famed Angel Wings. Enjoy live music by swing musician Eddie Reed. Get a tarot reading by Alex Koiv. Hang out in the theater lounge with old and new friends. Check out and bid on or buy the art for sale in the galleries. Bring your sketchpad to draw live models from the Gallery Girls in the front gallery (donations accepted).
9:30pm–The art auction closes. Musician Desi Ramone starts his performance. A second drawing session featuring live models from the Gallery Girls begins in the theatre.
10:00pm–Music with gypsy jazz band Vignes Rooftop Revival begins.
11:00pm–Event and all activities end. Art Share and parking lot closes (it all gets locked up for the night, so move your car!).

Generously hosted by Art Share L.A. under the leadership by Cheyanne Sauter, this event is organized and curated by designer Peri Shefik supported by Terry Ellsworth who handled the art exhibit installation and through the generosity of Rick Robinson.

SELECTED ARTISTS
Paul Arnold – Barry Boen – Qathryn Brehm – Lisa Ann Davis – Shepard Fairey – Heather Flores – Tom Fowlks – Simone Gad – Jennifer Faist Hill – Richard Godfrey – Jett Jackson – George Joaquim – Emmeric Konrad – Tod George Lychkoff – Vince Mattina – Rick Mendoza – Joel Ojeda – Elizabeth Perikli – Robert Reynolds – Melissa Richardson Banks – Rick Robinson – Tatiana Von Der Schulenburg – David Stone – Annie Wharton – Jerico Woggon – PLUS MANY MORE!!

ABOUT BEDLAM: BEDLAM existed in the Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles and beyond as the creative enterprise of Jim Fittipaldi and friends. Fittipaldi first opened BEDLAM in a warehouse loft that is now part of the Molino Street Lofts around 1994. It housed gallery shows, speakeasies, benefits, holiday parties, drawing salons, and more. For a short time, it moved to the Los Feliz neighborhood in Los Angeles during 2000 before returning to the Arts District, making its home at 1275 E. 6th Street (in a warehouse owned by the infamous “Potato King” Maurice Zuckerman and what is now The Unique Space). It closed in 2006, then reopened for a brief time during 2008 in the former Al’s Bar.

bed·lam [bed–luhm]
noun
1. a scene or state of wild uproar and confusion.

GO! POPUP Marketplace at L.A. LIVE on THU 8/13 @ 5-10pm

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Featuring over 60 handcrafted vendors – many from the Arts District and Downtown Los Angeles, this FREE weeknight event produced by L.A. LIVE and curated by Melissa Richardson Banks and Edgar Varela of @WeAreDTLA also includes music by deejays Francesca Harding and Matthew Rubino​ plus the Arts District’s dynamic duo Waterparx. Come early for the $5 food and drink specials from eateries including Katsuya, Rock’n Fish, The Farm of Beverly Hills, Tom’s Urban, and more.

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INDIE MAKERS, CRAFTERS & ARTISTS: A Blonde & Her Bag – AnciDecor Jewelry – ANNXANNXDESIGN​ – Anvil Handcrafted – Barney & Clyde Mercantile​ – Beautiful Things LA – Benjibug Art – Bodhi Swag – Bottled Up Lamps – Candle Stash​ – Copra Soap – Cowpunk Leather Products​ – CurlyQueen – Curmudgeon Cards – De La Luna Designs – Downtown Muse – Flower Gypsies – Freaky Wallet – Goat & Kettle​ – Headband Haven – Heather Renae Designs – HollyWood & Twine​ – HumanTreeRobot​ – Ichiban Bath Company​ – iMakeTheCase – IniCreations – Lili Klein Jewelry – LILO Jewelry – LivingPlug – London Manori​ – Mabuhay Collection – MaeMae Jewelry – Mayu Silk Art – Mexico Collective – Minion Me –  My Intent Project LLC – Nicolina Royale – Objects With Purpose – ONYX XOXO – Panache Jewelry – Pileus Chaotic Art – Pocket Square Clothing​ – Pop&Timber​ – Pretty and Perky – Quetzal Boutique – Record Truck – Roots Revival Co. – Rose Gypsy Jewelry & Accessories – ROTDcreations – Shay Candles​ – Silla Dilla Grape – SoCal Etsy Guild​ – Succulent Heaven​ –Swing-Dash Bags – Tamara Jewelry – The Crazy Clean Soap Co. – Two Bitches & A Leash – Unique Inspirations Jewelry – Unshakably Unique – Urban Star Organics – VixKyttenGalore – Yarnover Truck (list current as of 8/12/15)

PARKING: Event parking is just $10 in Lot W (West Garage) ONLY IF you enter through Gate B –PARKING MAP HERE -(cash or credit – free for L.A. LIVE Preferred Members)

$5 FOOD & DRINK SPECIALS: Flemings Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar – The Farm of Beverly Hills at LA Live – KATSUYA – Lawry’s Carvery – Live Basil Pizza LA Live – The Mixing Room at JW Marriott – Red Mango – Rock’n Fish LA Live – Rosa Mexicano – Smashburger LA Live – Tom’s Urban LA Live -Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill Los Angeles

POPUP Marketplace at L.A. LIVE is curated by Melissa Richardson Banks (aka @DowntownMuse & @SouthBayMuse) and Edgar Varela (aka EVFA); collectively of @WeAreDTLA.

INTERESTED VENDORS: We’re currently accepting vendor submissions for future events. If you would like to be considered, click HERE!