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4th Annual Los Feliz Village Holiday Festival

Saturday, December 5th, 2009

Live it up in Los Feliz! Los Angeles’ Best Holiday Festival Features Eclectic Holiday Gifts, Cheer and Goodwill. Trolley and Open Air Bus transport revelers around Village main streets of Vermont Ave. Hillhurst Ave. and Hollywood Blvd. Magicians, musicians, elves and carolers create mirth and an unforgettable holiday experience.

Who: The Los Feliz Village Business Improvement District, “LFVBID”, Village merchants and restaurants

Where: Los Feliz Village; Hillhurst Ave., Hollywood Blvd. and Vermont Ave.

When: Saturday, December 5th, 2009 6PM – 10PM

Why: The Los Feliz Village Holiday Festival, now in its 4th year, has become THE place for creative Angelinos to source imaginative, eclectic and one-of-a-kind holiday gifts. 

Admission: Free to the Public

Special Attractions:

HILLHURST:

6:00pm tree lighting ceremony at the Los Feliz Library (Hillhurst/Franklin) kicks off the holiday festival.

Photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus at Coldwell Banker. (1917 Hillhurst)

Alphabet Soup puppeteers at Dragonfly DuLou (2066 Hillhurst)

HOLLYWOOD BLVD:

Complimentary STOCKINGS from participating businesses on Hollywood Blvd. between Vermont and Rodney.

‘Decoration Station’ will deck out your stockings at 4645 Hollywood Blvd. (Medical Bldg.) with special paints and appliqués.

Carolers singing and inspiring the Stocking creators.

Special ‘Stocking stuffers’ given out by shops and restaurants on Hollywood Blvd.

Face painting at Narconon (4452 Hollywood Blvd.)

VERMONT AVE:

Most restaurants and coffee shops open quite late with specials; including Vermont / Rockwell, serving Chocolate Peppermint Martinis, hot mulled wine and apple cider. (1714 N. Vermont Ave.)

Hot chocolate stations at various points on Vermont.

Strolling musicians Aisling and Arlo play the guitar and violin up and down Vermont Ave.

Una Mae’s features a “dear creatures” trunk show, sweets and refreshments. (4651 Kingswell- just east of Vermont)

Atmosphere (1728 N. Vermont) features great holiday gifts, wine and sweets.

Bejon & Deheg (1756 N. Vermont) offers a 10% discount to shoppers all night plus Sarah’s yummy cookies!

Oou (1764 N. Vermont) serving wine and offering up to 20% discounts.

Squaresville (1800 N. Vermont )Vintage clothing boutique serving mulled wine, cider and holiday cheer.

Drucker’s Jewelry Shop (1808 N. Vermont) Vintage watch store offers special watch battery replacement while you wait for only $5.

Skylight Book (1818 N. Vermont)- Annual holiday window display featuring model train; refreshments and libations.

Cake Jewelry (4949 Russell- Just East of Vermont) serving wine and offering 20% discounts.

Learn more: www.LosFeliz.biz   or contact: John Forrester (323) 702-3684 john@johnforrester.com  


Barnsdall Art Sundays

Silver Lake Art Crawl

Saturday/Sunday: November 7-8, 2009

Now in its 12th year, the Silverlake Art Crawl will once again be an affirmation of the Eastside as an important center of artistic expression, defined by a creative independence unique to our part of Los Angeles. This weekend over 25 art galleries will open their doors to display their latest works and showcase the creativity of over 100 participating artists.

www.silverlakeartcrawl.com

Crawl Map:

 

Free Family Art Workshops sponsored by Barnsdall Arts/FOJAC and Barnsdall Art Park. 

When:  Every Suday June 28-September 13, 2009 2:00-4:00 pm

Two Sunday events left this season!  Chetna Mehta offers Aboriginal: Art on Glass (September 6), and World Textiles: Pattern and Recycling (September 13)

Where:  on the Junior Arts Center Patio, Banrsdall Art Park

What to Bring:  Nothing!  All materials will be provided.

Web:  http://www.barnsdall.org/events

Art Institute of California - Hollywood

Open House Saturday, September 12, 2009 

Check-in begins: 9:30 AM • Presentations begin: 10:00 AM
5280 Lankershim Blvd. • North Hollywood, CA 91601

Know where you come from. See where you're going.

You are the product of an entire history, and someday you will be a part of that history to someone else. We love hands-on experience, and you will practice almost everything you learn before you graduate, but we also recognize that knowing the history of your craft is vital to creative success.

We take your natural talents and turn them into skills to pursue your creative future. We believe that if you work hard, what you love to do should be what you get paid to do.

We have the knowledge, but its power is up to you. How will you make history?

At The Art Institute of California — Hollywood Open House, you'll be able to:
• Learn more about all of our programs.
• Tour our facilities and get a feel for our school.
• Speak with current students, faculty, and admissions staff.
• Learn about student services, scholarships, grants, and financial aid (available to those who qualify).

To RSVP, or for more information, call toll-free: 877/468-6232

www.artinstitutes.edu/hollywood

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