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WEEKEND EVENTS ~ Los Angeles

12:01 PM PDT on October 19, 2007

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Friday, October 19

Chicana Art: Book Signing and Art Show @ Tropico de Nopal ~ 1665 Beverly Blvd. Echo Park, CA 90026 ~ 8PM

East LA Rep's Anthology Vol. I @ El Gallo Theatre ~ 4545 E. Cesar Chavez Avenue, LA, CA 90022. Works by contemporay playwrights Guillermo Reyes, Oliver Maher, Culture Clash etc. Friday-Sat 8pm, Sunday 3pm. For more information call 818-554-8551, or go to www.eastlarep.com. $8 to $20. Sliding scale.

Meshell Ndegeocello @ Echoplex ~ 1156 Glendale Blvd. Echo Park, CA 90026 ~ $25 ~ 7PM

Saturday, October 20

DTK West Coast Graf Party 2!!! @ Crash Mansion ~ 1024 S. Grand St. Downtown Los Angeles, CA 90015 ~ Featuring MAKE, AUGOR, RETNA, FRAME, VYAL, SINER, EWOK, JASE, NEON, PERSUE, and many more heavy-hitters ~ 12-5PM

City of Secrets @ Rec. Center Studio ~ 1161 Logan St., Echo Park. Decadent evening of performance, art & live music by DJ Dali and Helios Jive. 8pm-2am. $20 buys you a drink and appetizers to benefit the The Brimmer Street Theatre Company, producer of Severance.

Sunday, October 21

Rogue Artists' Masquerade @ Theater/Theatre ~ 5041 W. Pico Blvd., LA, CA 90017. Live dance, puppetry, music to benefit Rogue Artists Ensemble who brought you Mr. Punch. 7-11pm. $20 suggested donation. Masks available at the door.

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