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The Aetherstream at Field Study
Farm Tactic's Kyle Ng has set up shop at Space 15 Twenty with Field Study, a month-long pop-up that features some of the coolest outdoor gear around. So cool, even, that this past weekend the Aetherstream came by for a visit.
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Surf Board Auction
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PUR New Years Sale
Not sure what to do with all of that holiday money? Head over to Project Urban Renewal (PUR) at Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd.) for their 25% off sale. You only have until January 2, so get your paws over there!
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Phantasmagoria
Before you hit up your Halloween parties this Saturday, spend your early hours at Phantasmagoria at Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd)! Some of LA's top designers and illustrators will be creating original designs on pumpkins that will be put up for auction. Plus, going to an event for a good cause totally evens out all the bad things you'll do later that night.
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Facehunter Night "Eye Candy for the Style Hungry"
Yvan Rodic of Facehunter is having a special event at Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Ave.) tonight from 7-10pm. "Eye Candy for the Style Hungry" will feature prints for purchase (including the photos above), music, drinks, and style, of course. Stop by and don't forget to come dressed in your weekend best!
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Levi's Bike Shop Tour: Dominic's Update September 21
After a month since the launch of the tour, with over 20 stops and 8,000 miles, the Levi's Bike Shop rolled into LA for another full weekend—all systems go. It was a non-stop fiesta.

Featured LA artist
Geoff McFetridge's winged patch was flying everywhere: on shirts, hats, bags, and pockets. It was a hot item all weekend long
Space 15 Twenty came prepared for the party, and the
PUSH/PULL: Art and Cycle gallery show (curated by Space manager Stephen Stonehill) connected the dots between the Bike Shop outside and the courtyard concert events within. It features displays by
Flying Pigeon,
Golden Saddle, and Micheal Kim's traveling Bicycles photo exhibition.

Inside, the crowd packed in tight, eagerly anticipating the electrifying concert to come from
High Places and
Liars. They were juiced by
Patron's open bar, which came back with custom Commuter drinks and popsicles.
The venue was over capacity and the back to back shows shook the walls. After the bands had left the stage and revelers took to the night, the crowd continued to envelope the Shop and kept the party going even later. The Bike Shop rolled on with a steady flow of traffic, and busy hands tuning and tailoring into the night.

The next day we were back at it again.
The Bicycle Film Festival's Street Party downtown brought the noise, and plenty of bikes to be serviced. We had four mechanics working non-stop, as BMXers performed tricks alongside the Shop on sprawling ramps. A crowd of all ages packed the overflowing lot.

Riders were coming straight off the ramp to the Shop and then right back into the arena, working it like a pit crew.
Tricked out bikes sparkled in the sun and bicycle jump rope kept it hopping.
As the crowd slowly retreated, the Shop packed up again and prepared itself for the road to
San Francisco, where an even larger party awaits.
Follow along with us for the end of the Levi's Bike Shop Tour @
GetInTheSaddle!—Dominic
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(Photos via
Rony's Photobooth)
The PUSH/PULL Gallery Presents: The Urban Biking Handbook
Ride over to Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd.) tonight from 6-8PM for a special book signing of The Urban Biking Handbook with author Charles Haine. It will be held at the PUSH/PULL Gallery, which is celebrating art and cycling for Commuter Month all throughout September.
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Arts & Leisure: Closing Party!
Hopefully you've had time to shop, party, and see Dicked this month at the Arts & Leisure Pop-up Shop at Space 15 Twenty (1520 Cahuenga Ave). If not, the closing party is this Saturday from 7-10pm and includes a 50% off sale. Au revoir!
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Arts & Leisure: House of Exposure Presents Dicked by Ricky Powell
This Saturday at the Arts & Leisure pop-up shop, House of Exposure is presenting Dicked, an exhibition based on the photography of Ricky Powell. Show up from 7-10pm at Space 15 Twenty(1520 Cahuenga Blvd) to find out about the man they call "The 4th Beastie Boy."
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Arts & Leisure: Friday August 12
Join the fun over at the Arts & Leisure Pop-Up Store this Friday! The night will be hosted by Astrologer Susan Miller and Lyz from Obesity&Speed, with music and fun from Greg Krelenstein of the Misshapes. It starts at 7pm at Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd.), you won't want to miss it!
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Arts & Leisure Pop-Up Shop
Chrissie Miller and Erin Krause are bringing the big city to a little pop-up shop in L.A.! The duo is opened their concept shop, Arts & Leisure, at Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd.) this past Saturday. It will showcase a variety of clothes, jewelry, magazines and more that were contributed by well-known and underground New York designers.
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The Bea Project
Katrina Bea has been destroying, painting, dyeing and constantly creating for The Bea Project. Her work is dark and deconstructed and we want every piece! Go see what she's all about at The Bea Project Opening, tonight from 7 PM to 11 PM at Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd).
RSVP: rsvp@thebeaproject.com
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Drip Bar at Space 15 Twenty
Drip Bar is now at Space 15 Twenty Monday through Saturday. So coffee up!
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Input : Output 'The Analog Workshop'
Input : Output is Space 15 Twenty's newest tenant, a custom audio and curated lifestyle pop-up shop. The shop will premiere handmade audio components designed by musician / furniture designer Philip Sumner and Kevin Carney, founder of The Generic Man and Mohawk General Store. For 45 days, the two will offer made-to-order audio equipment and develop experimental prototypes in a fishbowl-type workshop open to onlookers. Check out the space during its grand opening this Friday, from 7-11pm. The duo also be programming music events, so stay tuned at their Facebook page.
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Cold Cave at Space 15 Twenty
For the launch of their new album Cherish the Light Years, synthpop trio Cold Cave is performing an exclusive live show in Space 15 Twenty's courtyard this Thursday at 8pm. The show is free with a wristband -- get yours by tuning in to KCRW or heading to Amoeba Records before they run out.
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To Japan: From LA with LOVE
Come together to celebrate and support Japan during Space 15 Twenty's soft opening of "To Japan: From LA with LOVE" this Saturday, April 16 from 12-8pm. If you can't make it this weekend, the installation and pop-up shop will run for three weeks, Tuesday through Saturday from 11-6pm, courtesy of Niki Livingston, Tania Enriquez and Sunshine Fox.
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UO Sample Sale
This weekend is the UO sample sale, where you can fill a bag up with clothes, shoes, accessories and stuff for your apartment for $50. Join us in the parking lot of Space 15 Twenty this Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12-7pm, where you can listen to some tunes and chow down on food from mobile vendors during the grand opening of the Space 15 Twenty Truck Stop. Ten percent from all bag sales will go to the American Red Cross.
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WFM: Natalia Benson of n.om
N.om ("gnome") is the jewelry line of Natalia Benson, who will host Space 15 Twenty's weekly flea market this Sunday, April 10, starting at 11am. "N" for Natalia and "om" for the sacred syllable in many places around the world, Natalia's jewelry includes feather pieces, hoop earrings and crystal healing necklaces inspired by shamanism and tarot. We're feeling spiritual already. The Yard Sale happens every Sunday of the month and is free and open to the public!
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WFM: Show Pony
Show Pony opened over ten years ago in Echo Park as a space for musicians and designers to perform and showcase their creations, until it was forced to close in 2009. Sunday, April 3 from 11-4pm, the ladies behind Show Pony will be unloading their vintage wares at Space 15 Twenty, so come out to shop– the Weekly Flea Markets are always free and open to the public.
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Japan Relief Event
This Saturday, April 2 from 1-4pm, please join us at Space 15 Twenty for the Japan Relief Event, where you can shop special merchandise from Stones Throw Records, get a cut or mustache trim from Rudy's Barbershop, do arts and crafts and pick up raffle tickets– 100 percent of the proceeds go to support The Real Medicine Foundation.