Come see us at two upcoming "Made in LA" holiday pop-up sales

by R.H. Lee November 29, 2018 in Events

This year Would Works is excited to have booths at the upcoming LA-made holiday gift events:

12/5/18: Engage LA's The Gift of Giving Expo

The Getty House
12-2pm, invitation only

Hosted by Mayor Garcetti, Engage LA's holiday gift expo features local vendors that work on some of L.A.’s most pressing issues — from homelessness to domestic violence and re-entry. Attendees left with gifts for their loved ones, and the satisfaction of knowing that their purchases will help an Angeleno in need. 12/5/2018, 12-2pm, invitation only.

12/9/18: Community on Cosmo at the Hollywood Farmers Market

Cosmo Street at Hollywood Blvd.
8am-1pm, free and open to the public

Each Sunday has a unique theme and this one is Made in L.A. Gift Giving. Come show your support for Would Works and other LA makers by buying one of a kind Made in LA gifts this holiday season.

Community on Cosmo is a thoughtful space for makers, retailers, practitioners, community and non-profit organizations, chefs and home cooks alike to engage and build community at the Hollywood Farmers’ Market.

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