Miss Alie Ward hits the street for the city's most intriguing means of recreation, including (but not limited to) roller discos, zombie walks, art openings, beer pong tourneys, science lectures, urban tractor pulls, and literary salons...Then she tells you how awesome it was.
Labor Pains
Summer should be ducking quietly out the back door, but instead it's flopped on the couch, burping, and won't leave.
It's hella sweaty out there, bro.
Some locals may have chosen to fly to Hoboken to hang in their aunt's doughboy, but if you're left stranded in LA, looking for a way to say goodbye to summer with a ferocious kick in its pants or perhaps a soft kiss on its scorching cheek, I suggest:
Friday
Rock Insider's night of gloriously indie LA music at Pehrspace
Chromatics at White Slave Trade- some place behind the Bob Barker puppet theater in beautiful Historic Filipinotown (122 Glendale Blvd--enter in alley off Colton).
Guy's Guys is closing at Gallery 1988
Spend the night on the roof at Thank Tank, then wake up for a weekend of radtastic seminars about art and transportation and karaoke
Saturday
Jonathan Edle-something's (fine, Edelhuber) shows his effing weird, cool anachronistic paintings at Carmichael Gallery
"What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" at Hollywood Forever
As for Sunday, I'll be chillin' on a roof or sneaking into your neighbor's yard to chillax in their hammock, resting up for the Happy Hallows show at the Echo on Monday. Huzzah!
See you near the big bucket of ice and sodas, or over a grill of dead chickens.
Laborically yours,
Miss Alie Ward
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