Riofest
Imagine a Bavarian
Oktoberfest with an L.A. twist, a biergarten with oompah and cumbia
music, bratwurst and tacos, on a bridge over the Los Angeles River with
spectacular views of the downtown L.A. skyline. Join Us As We Present
2008 Los Angeles River Awards to:
8:02 AM PDT on September 30, 2008
Imagine a Bavarian
Oktoberfest with an L.A. twist, a biergarten with oompah and cumbia
music, bratwurst and tacos, on a bridge over the Los Angeles River with
spectacular views of the downtown L.A. skyline. Join Us As We Present
2008 Los Angeles River Awards to:
Isar River “Re-Naturalization” Team, Munich, Germany
Natural Resources Defense Council Southern California Office
Laemmle Theaters, the Ira Yellin Award
Lupé Vela, Senior Policy Advisor to the Ad Hoc Committee on the Los Angeles River, the Merrill Butler Award
Man One, Crewest Gallery, the Josef Beuys Award
For more event information visit Friends of the LA River www.folar.org or call, 323 223-0585.
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