
Antigua Coffee House
Presents the August Edition of
"The Cypress Village Tunnel Art Walk"
a one-night-only monthly art exhibit taking place inside a magnificent pedestrian tunnel under magnificent Figueroa in magnificent Cypress Park, surrounded by magnificent local artists!
Join us as we explore
this M A G N I F I C E N T world
...a layer of Los Angeles that exists beyond what we see above...
EVERYTHING you'll ever desire...
MUSIC/
EL-HARU KUROI
http://www.reverbnation.com/elharukuroi
ART/
billy burgos
cakeshop oddities
dennis cruz
giovanni solis
jason macaya
jason mccormack
renae barnard
tima
POETRY/
annette cruz
billy burgos
dennis cruz
iris de anda
julio the conga poet
just kibbe & his poetry mobile
rebecca gonzales
CURATED by/
jessica ceballos
VIVA LOS CUPCAKES! will be bringing a variety of cupcakes, in Mexico's many flavors!
of course, food and beverages will also be available at ANTIGUA COFFEE HOUSE
10$ raffle ticket for your chance to win a new 2013 Kia Soul! Benefiting Mt. Washington Elementary School.
the art walk is sponsored in part by Fine Art Solutions
6 pm - 10 pm
Poetry 7pm
Music 8pm
Also, Flying Pigeon bike shop (next door to Antigua's) will be conducting the monthly Spoke(n) Art Ride touring the NELA Art Walk starting at 6:30pm…if that's your thang
*times subject to change
at the tunnel at
Figueroa and Loreto Street
across from Nightengale Middle School
ANTIGUA COFFEE HOUSE
3400 N. Figueroa Street
LA CA 90065
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The story goes like this....
During the 1920's - 1930's automobile accidents were becoming a common occurrence, kids were being hit while crossing busy streets to and from school. The city decided to build these pedestrian tunnels for safety. Fast forward a couple decades, during non-school hours, the tunnels were being used as safe havens for drug users, gangs and the cities homeless population. For some reason the City decided to close a large majority of them, leaving a few open for school children to walk through.
And now for the first time in Los Angeles history, a coffee roaster - with a gigantic dream for a small community - convinces the city into opening one of these tunnels for a monthly, and one night only, art show!
Hooray for Yancey Quinones - Coffee Roaster, Entrepreneur, Supporter of Building Sustainable Communities, Dreamer, Do-er....
Come celebrate the beginning of a grassroots project that aims to build sustainable communities…..using art, poetry, food, and music in a familiar but unique setting…
…the way its suppose to be done!