Aaron Rose's Fire Sale (Vice interview) was on display this weekend at Known Gallery. The wait in line to enter this event and take a look at the goodies was 20 to 30 minutes and everything going fast. Posters, zines, skate decks, original photos, sneakers, audio equipment, blank tapes to CD's were all up for grabs. This exhibit will be up til July 28th so get over to Known and see what's left from this sale.
To view more photos of this event, visit Erwin Recinos on Flickr.
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“Cochinita is my fountain of youth,” jokes Marc Burgos, the second-generation owner of this pioneering panaderia. At 50 years old, he is younger than his father’s pioneering Yucatán bakery, the first in L.A. to offer cochinita pibil tacos.
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Remember, you have until 8 p.m. on Election Day (Tuesday, November 5th) to vote. L.A. County has reasonably accessible voting infrastructure that allows you to return your ballot by mail, hundreds of ballot drop-boxes stationed around the county, as well as the ability to vote in-person at a vote center.
These are the watering holes for anyone looking to hang on every minute of the election madness to come, leaning on the shoulders of similarly minded strangers or raging at people you don't agree with.
