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Thursday, May 14, 2009

A few events this weekend

Presha Drop: BBQ STYLEE
Sunday May 17 2009

BBQ and Beats!
First Dub Step Event in the Harbor Area


PURE FILTH SOUND SYSTEM


@ Sis Bar & Grill
326 N Avalon Blvd
Wilmington, CA 90745
2-10 p.m.

Click on Flyer to enlarge

Party With A Purpose @ Tropico del Nopal Gallery

Sunday May 17 2009

2:30-5:30 pm Free

http://www.ashgrovemusic.com/

Tropico De Nopal

1665 Beverly Blvd.(Echo Park)

Los Angeles, CA 90026

213.481.8112

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Photos: The Wilmington Cinco De Mayo Fiesta


This lady was getting down, she had no shame. She had fans too!
Al Pastor
Don't mess with this quy lol

I felt bad for these ponies and goats. I know the kids love it, but it kind of looks sad.I written about the Don Hotel before it used to be a very popular hotel back in the 1930's. Now it is a senior apt building. I also got V.I.P access...





Yes the best view in town!

Overall it brought back many memories of going to the carnival as a kid and teen. It was always fun as a kid to get on all the cool rides, but as a teen everybody went to see who was cute!. It was the cool place to be on a summer weekend no doubt.

What to do?

Man I want to post, but I have had little time to do so. I have so many things lined up too. I do not know where to start. I want to update on " Tales from 14th Street" for sure and post pictures of recent events. I am sorry for lagging it at times, but I got a busy schedule. I know I say this like every six months haha but it is true. So hopfully today let's see que pasa...

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Laced Soles Art Exhibition May 7th 2009

Slanguage and Harbor Town Barbershop Present "Laced Soles" and art exhibition of custom sneekers.

Thursday May 7th 2009
@ Harbor Town Barber Shop
461 W 6th St # 106
San Pedro Ca, 90731

7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Artist include:
Autoe
Benjamin Park
Chris Reynolds
Daddy Fonz
Danyel Madrid
Dred
Ghetto
Joanna Oster
Ron Lodevico
Spew
Steve De La Torre

After Party @ Crimsin Lounge
21+
345 W 6th St
San Pedro Ca 90731

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Life down a tragic road



I remember watching this back in the day. I always thought it was a truly sad story about a few kids who got involved deeply with a gangs at a young age. Chuckie, Woody and Midget all ranging between the ages of 10 and 12 years old where documented in Compton in 1993. They where troubled kids living in the crazy world of gangs.The mother weak with no control of her children; the father no where to be seen. A sad tale with a tragic ending. Fox undercover followed up with them ten years later 2003. The video was cut off when they tell what happened to Lil Chuckie, but from what I remember and the comments he had gotten killed. This is another display on how the early 90's was a time when the gang culture was at it's peek. Innocent kids turned heartless.