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How to Run LA ~ Restitution Press

10:48 AM PDT on June 16, 2010

Get your run on and be a part of LA history with this new hand printed book release, a large scale mural and original works from Restitution Press. Kutmah, Abcnt1, Mike C, Ryan Graeff, Emmanuel Coto, Cryptik, and John Carr featured artist's. Come out and show some support for historical event taking place this Saturday at Monkey King on Melrose. A 32 page hand printed book vol.17 of the restitution press "How to run LA" Also the historic 26 ft. long mural of the LA Marathon's route "Stadium to Sea" will be for sale. Make a one of a kind silk screened t-shirt from Hit+Run Crew featuring designs from the book and mural. Also live Dj sets from Toks and Abcnt 1.

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