Very kind, beautiful, professional lady. In her pottery you feel different sides of our life and…read morebeauty

The studio is really cute ! Maital went over all the steps in great detail and then walked you thru…read moreit when you started . It's not as easy as i thought it would be . I Thoroughly enjoyed it. Lots of options of different things to make. And Maital's energy and vibe was beautiful definitely coming back soon

I was given a class as a birthday gift! Got to assemble a lovely stained glass replica of my pup!…read moreJustin was incredible, the studio was lovely, and it was an overall incredible time. Will come again!!

Love the pet stained glass class!!! It was a 3 hour workshop for $165 plus tips. When we arrived,…read morethe design was already created and each piece of glass was already cut and grinded smooth. We watched the demonstrations and proceeded to taping and soldering the glass pieces. Everything we needed was provided including safety supplies such as glasses, heat gloves, and masks. The instructor was very knowledgeable and gave detailed demonstrations. She was balancing doing something in another room. I wished she went around to check on each person, but we could hail her over when we had questions. We learned during the event that the metal used for soldering is made of 40% lead. I definitely hung the finished piece away from pets and children. And we wash our hands every time it's touched. Sign up on their website. They can't be contacted via phone. When I needed to reschedule the class, I did not receive responses to my email or website query. So we went in person to make the schedule change. The event was a ton of fun! The design of our pets captured their essence very well. Great activity to do together with a group of people if you can afford it and like crafting independently in an intro class.

I only came to visit Magma Vintage, which is on the second floor. There is no art installation in…read morethe first floor as of 10/26/2023, and according to Magma there hasn't been an exhibit in a while I love the vibes that Magma has in their store, and there's a lot of close tasty places to eat nearby (Steep, Phoenix Bakery, Kim Hung, Thank You Coffee). I'm taking a star off solely for the building. It is not ADA accessible and the stairs are lowkey scary. The upstairs where Magma is is also narrow... But I love Magma Vintage! Super cool vibes and a really sweet owner. You have to check their IG for shop hours but the store is a real cool fashionable gem.

At first I thought they were remodeling the place because it didn't look enticing at first but when…read moreI went inside to check it out, it was nice. I had to do an art report and chose this place and a fellow curator helped me out with the details. So this place isn't bad.

This is a cute little studio in my neighborhood that showcases local artist. It's a great space…read morewith about 5 different rooms. The owner lives in the neighborhood and her son was there helping out. He was very nice and took the time to tell me about the gallery. There were several artist featured, and I enjoyed the diversity of the works that were featured.

I went to Avenue 50 Studio for a poetry reading the other week, to celebrate the launch of a new…read morebook by Rocio Carlos and Rachel Kaminer. It was my first time at this venue, though I know it hosts readings and other cultural events all year round. It's a really lovely gallery in Highland Park, with a focus on Chicanx/Latinx visual arts. The space is welcoming, with several open rooms flowing into each other, each of them decked out with artwork. Until this weekend, you can see a Day of the Dead exhibit honoring photographer Laura Aguilar, with tribute photography from several artists, as well as a display of Aguilar's Day of the Dead coffin series from 1990. The reading was on a Friday night, so it was basically a party, with booze and snacks and a DJ (poet F. Douglas Brown) in addition to the poetry. It felt fun and vibrant and comfortable, like a party in a super cool artist's house. There were probably over fifty people in attendance, and we all fit comfortably in the main room when it came time to listen to the reading. If you're looking to add a little more art to your cultural diet, I'd highly recommend checking out Avenue 50 Studio. Check the calendar, too, as there are regular free events. You might get some music and literature to go with your dose of visual art.

One of the coolest most original artist alive! His gallery is filled with such spectacular works of…read moreart from so many different time periods. Wow! Might find a skateboard he painted for a show in the 70's,might get captivated by something he did last month. He and his daughter greets you with such welcoming smiles and vibes it makes you feel at home! It's definitely a wonderful experience going to Fairfax and stopping at Blitzstien's for a new piece. -Vandrelle Smith

Either yelp hours are incorrect or the establishment was running late. Either way, I'd call first…read morebefore venturing out if you're an early morning person. On this Saturday they did not open at 10 am. No biggie. I ended up stopping elsewhere and circling back to find that they were open. This museum is small and the building itself has lots of character, located in a bustling area with several specialty shops or eateries. The Seventh Letter (another gallery) is about one block from here. The artwork itself is uniquely expressive and affordable if you'd like to take something home. The stairway can be a little scary but the view from upstairs is awesome. I loved learning about the artist. You had to squat or look kind of hard to find print outs with information. Overall, a cool and free stop. Metered Parking was easy to find earlier in the day but kind of a bear later.

This place is Gold! I had the best juices, the best vegan tacos, amazing yoga session and met the…read moregreatest people alive. Love everything about this place.

There is not a single yoga studio in Los Angeles that compares to this place, because it is not…read morejust a yoga studio. PYG is a community center, where low vibrations and frequencies are not present. A community built around honesty and open non violent communication, come see Cheri Rae (the owner) for a fresh young Thai coconut, or her phenomenal wrap that will fill you with nutrients unlike anything you've enjoyed before. Heart warming communication, deep beneficial advice and the opportunity to build friendships with foundations in authenticity. Body healing, Healing through healthy food and community. The best yoga you'll find outside of India, is one of the many incredible things you'll find in this temple.

First of all I have to say that the owners of this gallery made my friend and I feel so welcome…read morehere. We browsed around the small Malibu Country. Mart gallery for about 30 minutes marveling at how many interesting luxury gifts and home decor pieces were available. This was a true art experience for us as we looked at beautiful photography, pottery, jewelry and sculptures. Everything is displayed well and is pleasing to the eye. Our favorite part of the the display was the Jetaimer Roses aka forever roses. I am definitely going back to buy one of the rose displays.

The Philosophical Research Society is the product of Manly Palmer Hall a writer, astrologer and…read moreresearcher into the wisdom traditions of many cultures. It is devoted to the study of religion, mythology, philosophy and esotericism. Tucked back behind foliage, the PRS is located on Los Feliz Blvd. It includes an auditorium, a gift shop, a library and a lecture room above the library. The library is pretty amazing in that it looks straight out of 19th Century university with all books locked behind glass. Its two stories are all polished, dark wood and old (sometimes falling apart) books. Interspersed by statues and sculptures. This is the library for library nuts. It is only open on Thursdays and Fridays and all books stay within the library. You may, however, take photographs of book texts and imagery. The library contains hundreds of books on religion, mythology, mysticism and the occult. I could easily spend several hours here. The gift shop sells a variety of things ranging from what you might find in a esoteric shop (incense, tarot cards...etc.) to snacks and beverages. There's also a huge book area in the back. A lot of folks seemed to be using the area as a library, but I believe at least some of the books were for sale. I didn't spend any time in the lecture room or auditorium because there were no events when I last visited. If you go to the the events page on the website (https://www.prs.org/events.html), you can see what is on offer at any given time. This is definitely an interesting spot, though one I can imagine many visitors being somewhat perplexed by. It's a society that isn't devoted to a particular creed or way of thinking, but rather seeking wisdom in the plurality of faiths and traditions within the world. Definitely worth a visit.

Just a really cool community and event space to check out. So far have been to a movie screening,…read morethe bookstore and a random astrology convo group. All welcoming, all friendly. The campus has an antiquated school campus feel and the book selection is fun to explore. If you're into anything in the realm of spirituality and philosophy, it's worth coming by.