The Brewery Lofts Art Walk Video Tour and Photos #brewery #artwalk
Thousands of art admirers and loft lovers gathered to see dozens of exhibits by artists and vendors at The Brewery Lofts in Lincoln Heights. The world’s largest artist loft rental complex, Brewery Lofts is home and workplace to more than 500 artists. Many of them show their creative wares in an open house art exhibition twice a year. This most recent event saw a great turnout of spectators and art shoppers. Check out the video of the October 2016 event:
Many then headed to the Brewery’s own bar and restaurant called Barbaras at the Brewery for a little after party and celebration of this year’s fun and successful event. Find a loft in Downtown Los Angeles at www.LALoftTour.com.
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Real Estate News — Loft Wars goes stellar! It has not yet even launched, but the new reality TV series has already gone into warp drive! Just a tiny mention in the LA Loft Blog and Craigslist, and the number of viewers went mega hyper. It looks like Downtown loft enthusiasts love the idea of an upcoming show about Downtown lofts and the drama and competition of real estate. Lots of people said they are interested in being on the cast and crew. Check out the new Loft Wars Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Loft-Wars-662782313897898/
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