Things to Do

Let’s go to the park! Enjoy lounging areas in the grass, interactive all-ages art-making, vendors, fresh fruit smoothies and bowls, Aztec dance performance, and more.

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Cyanotype Prints

A Cyanotype is an early form of photographic process that produces an image with a blue tone. Join artist collective LA VACA cicleta, in using the sun, and natural elements in making a cyanotype, also known as a "Sun Print."

Drop-in to make a print anytime between 10am and 2pm!

Woman dressed in colorful Aztec costume with large feathered headdress, looking up, holding a striped ball.

Aztec Dance

Grupo Folklorico de West Los Angeles brings together Mexican Folklorico groups from California and beyond, to study and celebrate the music, dance, history, and costumes of Mexico, passing down the love for Folklorico and Danza Azteca to the community.

Dance Performance at 11:30 am

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Native Instruments

Lazaro Arvizu Jr. is an artist, educator, musician, and researcher dedicated to the culture of the first people of Los Angeles. Born in the Los Angeles Basin, he is knowledgeable of the landscape and cosmology of the Gabrielino culture. Lazaro will share music and storytelling with his many beautiful instruments.

Music & Storytelling Throughout the Day

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Wielding her vintage typewriter, poet and creative Lauren Yang writes on-the-spot, personalized poems based on a brief conversation with you, allowing you to see your thoughts and feelings transformed into beautiful, tangible poetry.

Typewriter Poetry throughout the Day

Typewriter Poetry

Collection of dried flowers and grasses arranged on a light speckled surface, including eucalyptus leaves, pampas grass, roses, and various wildflowers.

Petals and Pastels

In this hands-on workshop with Camera Obscura Artist-in-Residence Cheyenne Green, explore the beauty of natural materials like flower petals, acorns, and other foraged textures alongside oil pastels. Drawing from the artist’s connection to nature and Indigenous heritage, create layered, expressive artworks.

Free workshop from 10am - 12pm.

Space is limited. Please RSVP below.

A handcrafted fabric doll with brown hair in braids, wearing a floral outfit, and a heart-shaped necklace. Next to the doll on the left is a blue skull-shaped object with black eyes and nose, set against a green striped background.

Patchouli Nomad

Artist Maribel Reveles (aka) Patchouli Nomad, is known for her fun, funky and colorful creations. Inspired by nature, music and culture, she uses upcycled fabrics to create dolls, clothing, and works of art, using her creativity as a tool for healing and therapy.

HeART Mart Pop-Up Shop

LA VACA cicleta’s mission is to mobilize resources and amplify expressions of our marginalized and system-impacted populations through a multidisciplinary approach to art and education.

Explore their free Seed Library, and check out zines, prints, apothecary items and more.

YALALA

Yalala is a space where heritage and contemporary artistry converge, championing a generation of creators who are guided by a commitment to land reciprocity, autonomy, and sustainable practices. With roots in Indigenous Oaxacan earthenware and branches reaching toward modern expression, Yalala remains a vessel for stories—carried through clay, held in form, and shared as acts of quiet resilience.

Acaí Me More

Acai Me More serves exclusively organic bowls and smoothies that promote well-being. Their journey started with a shared love for wholesome food, proving that healthy eating is delicious!

*Artists and vendors subject to change