Events Archives – Cherokee Street

November 28, 2023

Your Guide to the 16th Annual Print Bazaar on Cherokee

The 16th annual Print Bazaar on Cherokee kicks off this Saturday December 2nd — and the street has again outdone itself with this year's market! Head to the Cherokee Street between 11 AM and 6PM to shop from more than 170 local & regional artists — offering prints, paintings and photographs, screen-printed clothing, greeting cards and one-of-a-kind-art.

Plan Your Print Bazaar Day

Artists will be spread out between 54 venues (!!!) on Cherokee, stretching a full mile between The Bricoleur at Louisiana to Bluewood Brewing at Lemp.

There are two main market hubs which feature holiday beverages and more than 20-30 artists under one roof: The Golden Record @ 2720 Cherokee — sponsored by Swade & Bomb Door @ 2623 Cherokee — sponsored by Pulitzer Arts Foundation. You can also pick up passports/maps for the day at both locations or at STL Stylehouse.

The artists at this year's event include storied STL printmakers like Dan Zettwoch and Brian Lathan, along with art students and vendors brand new to the bazaar! One of the new additions this year is none other than Son Volt frontman Jay Farrar who will be slinging prints from his personal collection of 25 years of Son Volt concert posters! Read about what he's bringing in the Riverfront Times.

You can get a preview of what each artists will bring to their table at cherokeeprintbazaar.com/artists. Not able to make the event - or missed a venue? The artist list will be live on our site until the end of December. Circle back after the Bazaar and shop from the artists with online shopping options!

Don't Forget: Your Shopping List, Cash or Debit Card & Walking Shoes

Between Cherokee Print Bazaar, the street's brick and mortar retail shops and food & drink establishments, you're bound to find something for everyone on your list. Plant lover? Head to Flowers & Weeds! Got a cowboy for a cousin? Swing on by Carrillo Western Wear!

And of course there's a mountain of options for art lovers, with 170+ participating Print Bazaar artists to choose from. The vast majority of our newfangled vendors accept card transactions but we recommend bringing cash or your debit card just in case. (Find a list of ATM locations in the passport to be picked up on the street on Saturday!)

Saturday's event features 1 mile of shopping and art. If you've already clocked your steps for the day and find that your dogs are barking, hitch a ride on the free trolley that will be making the rounds up and down the street. Flag the trolley down at any corner between Louisana and Deminil, or wait at the designated spots at Compton, Nebraska and Iowa.

Pro Tip: Get Stamps to Win a Prize!

In your passport, you'll find blank pages where you can collect stamps from each artist or venue. Collect 50 or more stamps and head to The Golden Record! The first 30 people that collect 50 stamps will win a prize they can select at the 2720 info desk.

More In Store on Cherokee This Saturday

Print Bazaar is just the beginning! Find free cookies, festive markets, and the legendary Krampus Crawl on the street this Saturday. Find info below!

40th Annual Antique Row Cookie Spree
11AM - 5 PM

Cherokee is for COOKIES. Find delicious cookies at Antique Row's stores, salons & eateries this Saturday for the 40th annual cookie spree! Santa will be in attendance, as will local musicians and a petting zoo!

Flowers & Weeds Holiday Market
10AM - 6 PM
@ Flowers & Weeds (Cherokee & Compton)

Flowers & Weeds throws one heck of a holiday market! Once dubbed by the RFT as the "best holiday sale of the year", this year's market will be popping with the cities finest vendors slinging wares you best not dare to miss! ✨
More details at @FlowersandWeeds >>

St. Louis Krampusnacht
6 PM -11PM
@ Bars along Cherokee

Join the Krampus herd as they stomp down Cherokee Street, terrorizing every bar in their path. There is no charge to participate in the Krawl. Costumes are encouraged but not required...but there will be prizes for the best costumes, and it's more fun, anyway...so dress up!

See the route >>

WINTER TREASURES POTTERY POP UP
11AM - 6PM
@ November Baby

A holiday shopping event featuring pottery and crafts from the members of South Broadway Art Project. Located at November Baby on Cherokee St. Free hot cocoa!

March 22, 2023

Your Guide to Lo-Fi Cherokee 2023

Each Spring—and for one day only—our favorite businesses up and down Cherokee Street transform into music video sets for local bands.

Lo-Fi Cherokee is an electric event that features one-song performances from all types of local musical artists and projects, set against the backdrop of Cherokee Street storefronts and spaces. The performances are recorded by the team from Lo-Fi St. Louis, who then edit the sets into professional music videos to be unveiled to the community. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, April 8.

The best part? The public is invited. Lo-Fi Cherokee is a great excuse to visit the Cherokee Street neighborhood, check out local businesses, and enjoy a slice of the St. Louis music scene. We asked Bill Streeter, a local filmmaker and the creator of Lo-Fi Cherokee, to give first-time attendees the inside track of what to expect at the event.

Feel Free To Come And Go

The performances and filming sessions last all day, but you certainly don’t have to hang out for
hours. “We start in the morning, around 9:30 or 10 a.m.,” Streeter said. “We go until our lunch
break, and usually get five or six acts in before lunch, then take a lunch break to let the crew
regroup and hit it again.” The day normally goes until sundown. Find the latest updates and band announcements at Lo-Fi St. Louis's facebook page.)

2023 Schedule:

Expect Something Authentic

Streeter says the sets are totally open to the public, which gives music-lovers and curious onlookers a chance to see a more real side of their favorite musical acts. “As an attendee, you get to see behind the scenes, and it’s a great opportunity to see a band out of context,” he said. “You get an opportunity to see a pretty wide variety of music in a single day; you can see everything from a hip hop band to a rock band to bluegrass or jazz. It’s all original music; there’s no covers here.” If you’re comfortable, you might even be asked to star as an extra.

Snapshots from 2022 Lo-Fi Cherokee

Make a Day Of It

The day is about music, but it’s also about the businesses on Cherokee Street. Many shops or restaurants will offer Lo-Fi specials, and walking up and down the street is a great way to check out a new store or eatery. If you’re in the mood for shopping, find inspiration on the Cherokee Street Fashion Guide. For lunch ideas, check out An Insider’s Food Guide to La Calle Cherokee. “It’ll give you an opportunity to walk up and down Cherokee Street and check out some of the stuff that Cherokee Street has to offer besides just what we’re doing,” Streeter said.

“It’s just a nice day to spend on the street, and the bars and the restaurants, sort of get an opportunity to check out some of those places too.” While he’s a fan of all the restaurants on Cherokee Street, Streeter says he has a soft spot for local gem La Manganita.

Bring Your Energy

One of Streeter’s favorite parts of the event is watching bands feed off the audience’s energy. If you do pop by a set, try and let the music move you. Sarah Downen, who has been at the event both as an attendee and as a musical act with her band Golden Curls, agrees. “I would say put your phone down during the performances; sit back, enjoy, and be attentive,” she said.

Feel Free to Plan Ahead

While the event is open to the public—and no tickets are required—you can pre-register for Lo-Fi Cherokee on Eventbrite for a few extra perks including a limited-edition swag bag and the chance to purchase Lo-Fi apparel that can be picked up the day of the event.

Downen says a little pre-planning can also help music fans maximize their experience. “You could get the schedule beforehand and mark which acts you want to see, then catch as many as you can!” she said. “I think planning ahead and having a game plan is a great way to make sure you don't miss anyone you want to see. Maybe look up the musician's recordings beforehand so you're familiar with their art; it can be a lot more fun when you are already a fan of the project.” But both Downen and Streeter agree that showing up with no plan is just as valid—after all, the day is about experiencing something new.

Pack a Few Key Items

Streeter recommends good walking shoes for adventuring up and down Cherokee Street,
dressing for the weather, showing up with money for lunch, packing a water bottle, and coming
hungry.

Keep the Party Going

While filming wraps up around sundown, festivities on the Street continue well into the evening. New this year, Streeter says, will be the chance to hear some of the bands perform sets at venues on Cherokee Street. While the plans are still being finalized, he expects the after-party to be epic. Those sets will also be open to the public.

For attendees who want to view the final music videos, the Lo-Fi Cherokee Premier Party will be held on Sunday, May 28 at Off-Broadway, just steps from Cherokee Street. Tickets are $10 at the door. View videos from past year's events on Lo-Fi STL's Youtube Channel.

Planning on attending Lo-Fi Cherokee this year? Get up-to-date info and announcements at lofistl.com, and tag us in your day-of photos at @cherokeestreet.

November 29, 2022

Your Guide to the 15th (and Largest) Print Bazaar on Cherokee

The 15th annual Print Bazaar on Cherokee kicks off this Saturday December 3rd — and the street has outdone itself with this year's market! Head to the Cherokee Street between 11 AM and 6PM to shop from more than 170 local & regional artists — offering prints, paintings and photographs, screen-printed clothing, greeting cards and one-of-a-kind-art.

Plan Your Print Bazaar Day

Artists will be spread out between 49 venues on Cherokee, stretching a full mile between The Bricoleur at Louisiana to Bluewood Brewing at Lemp.

There are two main market hubs which feature holiday beverages and more than 20-30 artists under one roof: The Golden Record @ 2720 Cherokee — sponsored by Swade & Bomb Door @ 2623 Cherokee — sponsored by Pulitzer Arts Foundation. You can also pick up passports/maps for the day at both locations.

You can also get a preview of what each artists will bring to their table at cherokeeprintbazaar.com/artists. Not able to make the event - or missed a venue? The artist list will be live on our site until the end of December. Circle back after the Bazaar and shop from the artists with online shopping options!

Don't Forget: Your Shopping List, Cash or Debit Card & Walking Shoes

Between Cherokee Print Bazaar, the street's brick and mortar retail shops and food & drink establishments, you're bound to find something for everyone on your list. Comic lover? Head to Apotheosis! Got a cowboy for a cousin? Swing on by Carrillo Western Wear!

And of course there's a mountain of options for art lovers, with 160+ participating Print Bazaar artists to choose from. The vast majority of our newfangled vendors accept card transactions but we recommend bringing cash or your debit card just in case. (Find a list of ATM locations in the passport to be picked up on the street on Saturday!)

Saturday's event features 1 mile of shopping and art. If you've already clocked your steps for the day and find that your dogs are barking, hitch a ride on the free trolley that will be making the rounds up and down the street. Flag the trolley down at any corner between Louisana and Deminil, or wait at the designated spots at Compton, Nebraska and Iowa.

Pro Tip: Get Stamps to Win a Prize!

In your passport, you'll find blank pages where you can collect stamps from each artist or venue. Collect 50 or more stamps and head to The Golden Record! The first 20 people that collect 50 stamps will win a prize they can select at the 2720 info desk.

More In Store on Cherokee This Saturday

Print Bazaar is just the beginning! Find free cookies, festive markets, and a Bubbilicious pop music dance party on the street this Saturday. Find info below!

39th Annual Antique Row Cookie Spree
11AM - 5 PM

Cherokee is for COOKIES. Find delicious cookies at Antique Row's stores, salons & eateries this Saturday for the 39th annual cookie spree! Santa will be in attendance, as will local musicians and carolers.

Flowers & Weeds Holiday Market
10AM - 6 PM
@ Flowers & Weeds (Cherokee & Compton)

Flowers & Weeds throws one heck of a holiday market! Once dubbed by the RFT as the "best holiday sale of the year", this year's market will be popping with the cities finest vendors slinging wares you best not dare to miss! Drinks by @switchgrassspirits and foods by @marsh_stl Also a hot chocolate stand ran by a 10year old with the most holiday spirit around ✨
More details at @FlowersandWeeds >>

St. Louis Krampusnacht
5 PM -11PM
@ Bars along Cherokee

Join the Krampus herd as they stomp down Cherokee Street, terrorizing every bar in their path. There is no charge to participate in the Krawl. Costumes are encouraged but not required...but there will be prizes for the best costumes, and it's more fun, anyway...so dress up!

After a two-year break, this will be the seventh annual pub crawl. The local Krampuses are anxious to get back to work. So much naughtiness has gone unchecked!

See the route >>

Bubbilicious Pop Music Party ft. Dj Nico Marie & Agile One
Doors at 9PM
@ Blank Space

BUBBLICIOUSSS is a POP MUSIC party featuring pop across all eras. From Britney to Bey, we aim to have y’all doing choreo all night long!

Not only will there be great music, but @_sulsuljess will be snapping it up with a PHOTO BOOTH so you can remember the night FOREVER! Sounds provided by @agile.one & @djnicomarie ! Can't wait to see you there!

Tickets >>

The Goldenrods
7-10PM
@ Yaqui's on Cherokee

Ryan Koenig and the Goldenrods play Yaqui's on Cherokee Saturday night! Settle in for some good country tunes that will warm your soul, along with wine and pizzas. No cover!

July 21, 2022

Your Weekend Plans: July 22-24

Want to party with Congresswoman Cori Bush? Cherokee Street is the spot this weekend. Want to dance the night away with Blvck Spvde & the Cosmos or the Rum Drum Ramblers? We’ve got you.

May 2, 2022

An Insider’s Guide to Cherokee’s Cinco de Mayo Festival

The wait is over! St. Louis’ Cherokee Street Cinco de Mayo Festival is finally back, in person, on May 7. Organizers are expecting this year’s turnout to be the largest attendance they've seen yet—so enjoy these tips from Festival Vendor Coordinator Adina O’ Neill on making the most of your Cinco de Mayo experience.

April 21, 2022

Your Weekend Plans: April 22-24

The sun is out! Come soak up the spring weather on the street's patios and enjoy live music, comedy shows, and even a little litter pick up.

February 24, 2022

Your Weekend Plans: Feb. 25-27

Break out of your winter hibernation and enjoy a packed weekend on Cherokee Street — complete with a new gallery opening at Monaco, a masquerade at Blank Space and a makers market at Earthbound beer feat. Fattened Caf Filipino bbq.

February 16, 2022

Photos: Cherokee Street’s Brass Band Blowout

Cherokee Street hosted the inaugural Brass Band Blowout on Saturday February 12th, 2022. For the first time ever, St. Louis's top brass bands shared the stage together, featuring Saint Boogie Brass Band, Red & Black Brass Band and Funky Butt Brass Band. The sold-out show was hosted by Cherokee Street Foundation, the street's nonprofit organization that brings Cherokee Street to life by hosting authentic and unforgettable events. The first Brass Band Blowout was made possible with support from Cruzan Rum, Red Bull & KDHX.

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February 7, 2022

Cinco de Mayo Festival to Return on Saturday May 7th

St. Louis’s Cinco de Mayo festival will return to Cherokee Street on Saturday May, 7th 2022, after two years of in-person event cancellations due to the COVID19 pandemic.

The Cinco de Mayo festival on Cherokee Street began more than 15 years ago and is now organized by Cherokee Street Foundation — the street’s events nonprofit. In 2022, organizers plan to bring back many memorable features of Cherokee Street’s annual celebrations, including three music stages, food, drink & creative vendor booths featuring Cherokee St. businesses and other partners and the Lucha Libre wrestling ring. Community members also plan to host the People’s Joy Parade, traditionally on the same day.

“We’re thrilled to be bringing the Cinco de Mayo festival back in 2022,” said John Joern, co-organizer of the festival. “We heard from so many people over the past two years who were very sad that the festival wasn’t taking place in 2020 and 2021. It showed us how much the festival really means to St. Louisans and made us all the more excited to bring it back in 2022.”

The return of the festival is also a boost for Cherokee Street’s small businesses. “In years past, the Cinco de Mayo festival signified the largest sales day of the year for many of the street’s businesses. It means a lot for our district to be able to bring the event back and continue to shore up these businesses as they recover from the pandemic,” said Emily Thenhaus, director of the Cherokee Street Community Improvement District and Cherokee Street Foundation.

As festival plans get underway, festival organizers are working closely with the City of St. Louis Office of Special Events to ensure the event is held in accordance with the City’s COVID-19 health and safety regulations.

In 2020, the festival was cancelled in March after COVID19 shutdowns were announced and organizers pivoted to host a virtual Cinco de Mayo celebration in partnership with Do314. In 2021, the street hosted Taco de Oro: Cherokee Street’s Taco Bracket throughout the month of May in lieu of the festival to drive support to the street’s restaurants and bars.

For more information on Cinco de Mayo plans for 2022, see cincodemayostl.com and follow @CincoDeMayoSTL on Instagram and Facebook.

December 9, 2021

Your Weekend Plans: Dec. 10-12

Feeling festive? Head to Cherokee Street this weekend to enjoy a holiday fundraiser at The Luminary, a holiday parody of the 1982 classic "The Thing", and many opportunities to finish (or start) your holiday shopping & support small businesses at the same time.

FRIDAY

Sip & Shop
4 - 6 PM
@ Your Friend's Apartment

Start your weekend off with champagne and knock out some holiday shopping with special Friday hours at Your Friend's Apartment. Stock up on home goods & great thrifted accessories before they're gone!
Follow @YourFriendsApartment

Tinsel: A 70's Themed Holiday Party & Fundraiser
7PM - 10PM
@ The Luminary Center for the Arts

Join The Luminary for their winter fundraiser Tinsle, a holiday party. The party kicks off with DJ Limewire Prime, artist-designed cocktails, a polaroid photobooth, raffel and prizes. Event tickets include 2 Tinsel-Tickets, which may be redeemed for drinks & activities throughout the night.
Get Your Tickets >>

"Mistakes Were Made" Comedy Open Mic Night
Show at 8PM
@ Apotheosis Comics & Lounge

Apotheosis Comics & Lounge is now open at Cherokee & Jefferson and they're starting out their second location with some laughs. Head to the shop Friday for their weekly comedy open mic. Want to throw your hat in the ring? Sign up starts at 7pm.

The Gaslight Squares
7PM-10PM
@ Yaquis on Cherokee

Grab your vax card and head to Yaqui's for The Gaslight Squares — every Friday night from 7-10pm. No cover. Vax card or negative covid test needed for entry.

The Thing Holiday Parody
FRIDAY & SATURDAY**
Shows at 8PM & 11 PM
@ 2720 Cherokee

Catch the final performances of The Thing Holiday Parody — presented by Cherokee Street Theater Company. This live theatrical performances relives the 1982 thriller The Thing — with all of its alien glory.
Four shows left on Friday December 10th & Saturday December 11th! Don't miss it!
Get Tickets >>

SATURDAY

Tinsel: Holiday Market
Saturday & Sunday**
10AM - 3PM
@ The Luminary Center for the Arts

As part 2 of their Tinsel holiday celebration, The Luminary is set to host a 2-day holiday market featuring local artists & artisans — including Switchgrass Spirits, Maedup & Shape Shift Clay, Monaco and many more.
Shopping at the market is free & open to all! Stop by and knock out some holiday shopping.
Learn more >>

Maker Market
11 AM
@ The Fortune Teller Bar

Three Cherokee Street makers will be selling their wares at The Fortune Teller Bar this Saturday. Stop by and support! Vax card or negative COVID test required for entry.

Bonus: The Fortune Teller now has the bar stools back! Stop by for a drink and chat up your favorite bartenders!
Follow @TheFortuneTellerBar >>

Peacelords Balcony Concert
2 - 4 PM
@ LA Marler Gallery

Stroll by LA Marler Gallery at 2308 Cherokee between 2-4pm and enjoy the sweet sounds of the Peacelords from the upper balcony — featuring music by Milo Gralnick & Jeffry Sporleder. Stop inside the gallery for some one-of-a-kind art that makes great gifts!

Champagne & Sneakers Benefit Party
5 - 9 PM
@ Hiz X Hrz Apparel

@HizxHrzApparel presents our first annual "Champagne & Sneakers" benefit party December 11 starting at 5pm. We have partnered with STL area food bank so be sure to wear your best sneakers and bring a can good or personal item to help! We will also do a music tribute to the legend @virgilabloh. Complimentary champagne while it lasts 21+ older.
Follow @HizxHrzApparel >>

Fattened Caf Pop-Up
6 - 8:30 PM
@ Earthbound Beer

This Saturday night catch The Fattened Caf at @earthboundbeer from 6PM- 8:30PM for a Filipino bbq dinner. We got your fave, pinoy style rib tips 🤤 and chef fave, Monggo! If you’re wondering, Monggo is the epitome of Filipino beans. It’s a savory mung bean stew!Get some this Saturday, kaibigan!
See the menu >>

Rum Drum Ramblers
8 - 10 PM
@ Yaqui's on Cherokee

Catch a jumpin' live performance by Rum Drum Ramblers this Saturday at Yaqui's. No cover & band tips appreciated! Vax card or negative COVID test needed for entry.

Planning for the future?

Check out the full calendar of what's coming up on Cherokee Street!

Events Calendar

Plan Your Print Bazaar Day

Don't Forget: Your Shopping List, Cash or Debit Card & Walking Shoes

Pro Tip: Get Stamps to Win a Prize!

More In Store on Cherokee This Saturday

40th Annual Antique Row Cookie Spree11AM - 5 PM

Flowers & Weeds Holiday Market10AM - 6 PM @ Flowers & Weeds (Cherokee & Compton)

St. Louis Krampusnacht6 PM -11PM@ Bars along Cherokee

WINTER TREASURES POTTERY POP UP11AM - 6PM@ November Baby

Feel Free To Come And Go

2023 Schedule:

Expect Something Authentic

Make a Day Of It

Bring Your Energy

Feel Free to Plan Ahead

Pack a Few Key Items

Keep the Party Going

Plan Your Print Bazaar Day

Don't Forget: Your Shopping List, Cash or Debit Card & Walking Shoes

Pro Tip: Get Stamps to Win a Prize!

More In Store on Cherokee This Saturday

39th Annual Antique Row Cookie Spree11AM - 5 PM

Flowers & Weeds Holiday Market10AM - 6 PM @ Flowers & Weeds (Cherokee & Compton)

St. Louis Krampusnacht5 PM -11PM@ Bars along Cherokee

Bubbilicious Pop Music Party ft. Dj Nico Marie & Agile OneDoors at 9PM@ Blank Space

The Goldenrods7-10PM@ Yaqui's on Cherokee

FRIDAY

Sip & Shop 4 - 6 PM @ Your Friend's Apartment

Tinsel: A 70's Themed Holiday Party & Fundraiser7PM - 10PM@ The Luminary Center for the Arts

"Mistakes Were Made" Comedy Open Mic NightShow at 8PM@ Apotheosis Comics & Lounge

The Gaslight Squares7PM-10PM@ Yaquis on Cherokee

The Thing Holiday ParodyFRIDAY & SATURDAY**Shows at 8PM & 11 PM @ 2720 Cherokee

SATURDAY

Tinsel: Holiday MarketSaturday & Sunday**10AM - 3PM@ The Luminary Center for the Arts

Maker Market 11 AM @ The Fortune Teller Bar

Peacelords Balcony Concert2 - 4 PM @ LA Marler Gallery

Champagne & Sneakers Benefit Party5 - 9 PM @ Hiz X Hrz Apparel

Fattened Caf Pop-Up6 - 8:30 PM @ Earthbound Beer

Rum Drum Ramblers8 - 10 PM @ Yaqui's on Cherokee

Planning for the future?

Cherokee StreetCommunity Improvement District

Cherokee StreetCommunity Improvement District

Cherokee StreetCommunity Improvement District

Cherokee StreetCommunity Improvement District

Cherokee StreetCommunity Improvement District

40th Annual Antique Row Cookie Spree
11AM - 5 PM

Flowers & Weeds Holiday Market
10AM - 6 PM
@ Flowers & Weeds (Cherokee & Compton)

St. Louis Krampusnacht
6 PM -11PM
@ Bars along Cherokee

WINTER TREASURES POTTERY POP UP
11AM - 6PM
@ November Baby

39th Annual Antique Row Cookie Spree
11AM - 5 PM

Flowers & Weeds Holiday Market
10AM - 6 PM
@ Flowers & Weeds (Cherokee & Compton)

St. Louis Krampusnacht
5 PM -11PM
@ Bars along Cherokee

Bubbilicious Pop Music Party ft. Dj Nico Marie & Agile One
Doors at 9PM
@ Blank Space

The Goldenrods
7-10PM
@ Yaqui's on Cherokee

Sip & Shop
4 - 6 PM
@ Your Friend's Apartment

Tinsel: A 70's Themed Holiday Party & Fundraiser
7PM - 10PM
@ The Luminary Center for the Arts

"Mistakes Were Made" Comedy Open Mic Night
Show at 8PM
@ Apotheosis Comics & Lounge

The Gaslight Squares
7PM-10PM
@ Yaquis on Cherokee

The Thing Holiday Parody
FRIDAY & SATURDAY**
Shows at 8PM & 11 PM
@ 2720 Cherokee

Tinsel: Holiday Market
Saturday & Sunday**
10AM - 3PM
@ The Luminary Center for the Arts

Maker Market
11 AM
@ The Fortune Teller Bar

Peacelords Balcony Concert
2 - 4 PM
@ LA Marler Gallery

Champagne & Sneakers Benefit Party
5 - 9 PM
@ Hiz X Hrz Apparel

Fattened Caf Pop-Up
6 - 8:30 PM
@ Earthbound Beer

Rum Drum Ramblers
8 - 10 PM
@ Yaqui's on Cherokee

Cherokee Street
Community Improvement District

Cherokee Street
Community Improvement District

Cherokee Street
Community Improvement District

Cherokee Street
Community Improvement District

Cherokee Street
Community Improvement District