818 Art Show ~ Feb 12th
The Valley doesn't care if you don't know what's up; the 818 lives by its own rules. This time out it's SFC ACID's CD release party, a performance from Stanley Vaughn, and art from 10 up-and-coming artists.This monthly art & dance party happens every 2nd Thursday of the month. Facebook Event info.
ARTISTS
Diana Villa
Phil Donohue
Annette Angulo
Ryan Wolf
Rah Azul
Henry Vilay Thielen
Nylla
Julie Moon
Shelby Barr
Rachel N. Leyco
PERFORMANCE BY
Stanley Vaughn
CD RELEASE PARTY FOR
SFV ACID
Music from
Cream & The Valley Sound
21+ Only
No Cover / No Admission charge
Coda Sherman Oaks Bar
5248 Van Nuys Blvd,
Sherman Oaks, CA 91401
Full bar + Happy hour 9-11pm
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