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Los Angeles Arts Sustainability Tour

Los Angeles Arts Sustainability Tour with LACBC Bike Valet When: Saturday, August 9; 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Where: Electric Lodge – 1416 Electric Ave, Venice, 90291 LAAST is designed to be a fun, informative, neighborhood-based event featuring art, information and sustainable education. In addition to expert presentations, the event will feature breakfast, live entertainment, kids activities, compost pick-up, e-waste and … Continued

By Damien Newton

10:56 PM PDT on August 3, 2014

Los Angeles Arts Sustainability Tour

with LACBC Bike Valet

When: Saturday, August 9; 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Where: Electric Lodge – 1416 Electric Ave, Venice, 90291

LAAST is designed to be a fun, informative, neighborhood-based event featuring art, information and sustainable education. In addition to expert presentations, the event will feature breakfast, live entertainment, kids activities, compost pick-up, e-waste and battery recycling, sustainable giveaways (aerators and showerheads, LED lights), and complimentary bike valet from LACBC. More info.

Damien Newton

Events

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