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Tiki Oasis Part 2 Saturday Photo Gallery
On Saturday there were book signings, workshops, art, shopping, parades, DJs, and pool parties galore!
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Tiki Oasis Part One: Friday!
Friday night was a blast at Tiki Oasis. We spent a lot of time shopping, singing along with King Kukelele, dancing to the awesome DJs, checking out the art show, and loving the live music. We even hit some workshops … Continue reading
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A New Art Show Opens at The Armory in Pasadena
“From the Ground Up: Nurturing Diversity in Hostile Environments” Opens This Friday Did you know that cultivating a grain can be an act of rebellion? A traditional food in Mexico and Central and South America, amaranth was banned by European … Continue reading
Where to Celebrate 4th of July 2024 in Los Angeles
Are you ready to rock Independence Day? Some events took place last weekend, but we are still spoiled for choice in LA. Please don’t light illegal fireworks, instead check out everywhere else you can party this week! ATTRACTIONS Aquarium of … Continue reading
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Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! Tequila’s Birthday at the Redwood
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Enjoy Luna Luna Before it’s too Late! Closes May 12th!!!
In the summer of 1987, artist and curator André Heller invited over thirty celebrated artists to help him create Luna Luna, a fantastical fairground in Hamburg, Germany. Salvador Dalí, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, David Hockney and Sonia Delaunay, plus many … Continue reading
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Tequila’s Punk Museum Comes to Joshua Tree
Last month, the LA Beat’s own Tequila Mockingbird joined forces with graphic artist, Rolo Castillo, and AI artist and inventor, Phil Bosua, to bring “the past, present, and future of Punk” through the art of AI and the Punk Museum … Continue reading
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Tagged desert trip, Joshua Tree, L.A. Punk Museum, Library Special Collections Punk Archives, Nina Hagen, Phil Bosua, Punkast, Rollo Castillo, Tales of the American, Taylor Junction, Tequila Mockingbird, Tequila Mockingbird's Punk Museum, UCLA Archives
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It’s Not You, it’s Capitalism. “Economics of Suffering: Part IV” by Linda Sibio
It’s not often that you get a press release that so completely connects your main interests – wealth disparities and crafts – but I’ll be damned if that didn’t happen. Her name is Linda Sibio, her work is “Economics of … Continue reading
Why the Hotel Figueroa is a Dining & Drinking Destination
Though currently celebrating its 97th birthday, the Hotel Figueroa is as newsworthy as ever. Earlier this year, Food & Wine bestowed high praise on this DTLA boutique hotel when it appeared on two of their Global Tastemakers lists: The 10 Best … Continue reading
Dia de Los Muertos: Catrina Costume Exhibit This Weekend
Get an early start on Dia de Los Muertos season this weekend when an exhibition of 25 Catrina costumes comes to El Pueblo de Los Angeles for just three days. Starting today, October 6, and running through Sunday, October 8, … Continue reading