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YOU'RE INVITED to the opening of Kinfolk by Christina Erives at Junior High on May 15, 2026 7pm — 10pm.⁠
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Christina Erives’ work is rooted in the language of folk art—where storytelling, tradition, and daily life meet through the handmade. She is drawn to the quiet power of objects shaped by hand, carrying marks, symbols, and gestures that feel both personal and shared. ⁠
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She understands kinfolk as more than family—it includes all those connected through making, sharing, and remembering. The people she comes from and those she finds along the way. Each piece becomes a vessel for connection, holding stories that are both intimate and collective. ⁠
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Working primarily in clay, she explores the balance between function and narrative. Surfaces are carved, glazed, and layered with imagery that echoes folk motifs, reinterpreted through her own visual language. ⁠
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At its core, her practice honors making as a form of remembering—an offering to the past, a reflection of the present, and a gesture toward the future—where art continues to connect us to our kin, our communities, and the enduring thread of shared imagination.

Want to donate to the Glendale Community Pantry, but not sure what to bring? Swipe to check out some general guidelines! Please note that this pantry is unique and unlike most other @lacommunityfridges locations because we do not have a fridge 🧊 If you’re local and want to donate perishables, you can take them to the @glassellparkfridge 🫡

Please bring…
Pantry staples: pasta, beans, rice, oatmeal, cereal, flour, sugar, oil, spices
Grab & go foods: granola bars, nuts, protein bars, dried fruit, chocolate
Sealed non-alcoholic beverages: Water, juice, protein shakes, tea
Toiletries: soap, deodorant, sunscreen, menstrual products, hair care
Baby care: Baby food, formula, wet wipes, diapers, ointments

Don’t bring…
Perishable foods: raw meat, eggs, dairy, bread, fresh vegetables & fruit, homemade food, catering trays, leftover pastries, frozen goods
Items you’ve handled; expired, used, or half-eaten items; dented cans
Alcohol, cigarettes, or generally any other items that require an age limit
Things that belong in a thrift store: Clothing, books, appliances, dishes

Want to donate to the Glendale Community Pantry, but not sure what to bring? Swipe to check out some general guidelines! Please note that this pantry is unique and unlike most other @lacommunityfridges locations because we do not have a fridge 🧊 If you’re local and want to donate perishables, you can take them to the @glassellparkfridge 🫡

Please bring…
Pantry staples: pasta, beans, rice, oatmeal, cereal, flour, sugar, oil, spices
Grab & go foods: granola bars, nuts, protein bars, dried fruit, chocolate
Sealed non-alcoholic beverages: Water, juice, protein shakes, tea
Toiletries: soap, deodorant, sunscreen, menstrual products, hair care
Baby care: Baby food, formula, wet wipes, diapers, ointments

Don’t bring…
Perishable foods: raw meat, eggs, dairy, bread, fresh vegetables & fruit, homemade food, catering trays, leftover pastries, frozen goods
Items you’ve handled; expired, used, or half-eaten items; dented cans
Alcohol, cigarettes, or generally any other items that require an age limit
Things that belong in a thrift store: Clothing, books, appliances, dishes

Want to donate to the Glendale Community Pantry, but not sure what to bring? Swipe to check out some general guidelines! Please note that this pantry is unique and unlike most other @lacommunityfridges locations because we do not have a fridge 🧊 If you’re local and want to donate perishables, you can take them to the @glassellparkfridge 🫡

Please bring…
Pantry staples: pasta, beans, rice, oatmeal, cereal, flour, sugar, oil, spices
Grab & go foods: granola bars, nuts, protein bars, dried fruit, chocolate
Sealed non-alcoholic beverages: Water, juice, protein shakes, tea
Toiletries: soap, deodorant, sunscreen, menstrual products, hair care
Baby care: Baby food, formula, wet wipes, diapers, ointments

Don’t bring…
Perishable foods: raw meat, eggs, dairy, bread, fresh vegetables & fruit, homemade food, catering trays, leftover pastries, frozen goods
Items you’ve handled; expired, used, or half-eaten items; dented cans
Alcohol, cigarettes, or generally any other items that require an age limit
Things that belong in a thrift store: Clothing, books, appliances, dishes

🔊 NEW GALLERY HOURS ALERT 👁️ Come visit our latest exhibition everyday 12pm-6pm. We'd love to see you! 🧿😍👀

WE’RE OPEN! Come see Kinfolk at Junior High 7pm — 10pm. Meet the artist, eat snacks, enjoy art tonight only!

TONIGHT Don’t miss the opening of Kinfolk by Christina Erives 7pm — 10pm

Are you starting Pride Season single? This queer Pitch and Pair event welcomes all genders and sexual orientations — as long as you're enthusiastic about dating someone who is bi/pansexual!⁠
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How it works: The event will start at 8pm with some mingling. We will provide ice breakers for lightly guided conversation or just an opportunity to scope out the other cuties in attendance.⁠
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At 8:30pm our host from Infinite Spectrum will introduce the presentation hour. Here, a few members selected from our communities (in advance!) will pitch their single bestie to the room.⁠
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At 9:30pm the event will conclude with some more unguided mingling so you can pass Instagram handles and phone numbers to the new cuties you just met!⁠
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How we choose the presenters: If you are interested in being a Potential Presenter, visit the Junior High calendar for more info!

Felt cute might delete later 😘🤳 Visit Junior High for an incredible selection of independently published, local books and magazines 📚️ We're open 12pm — 6pm

Come hang out and craft your own custom hand-made button pins! Each person can take home 5-10 pins (depending on size)⁠
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This event is organized by @‌whatisgreencircle - a free DIY movement encouraging real-world connection and offline engagement.

Don't be blue, you haven't missed the newest Junior High exhibition yet! Swipe for the deets for opening night this Friday May 15 ➡️

Don't be blue, you haven't missed the newest Junior High exhibition yet! Swipe for the deets for opening night this Friday May 15 ➡️

Don't be blue, you haven't missed the newest Junior High exhibition yet! Swipe for the deets for opening night this Friday May 15 ➡️

In this beginner friendly class, we will create a mini loom out of cardboard and pins, and go over the steps to weave a mini pouch. This is a great introduction to weaving, if you have been curious. Bring a friend, sip some tea, make a friend, or get cozy and quiet while you get in the zone. By the end, you can bring home your finished project for your tiny trinkets. All materials provided.⁠
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Devon (they/she) loves being outside, cooking at home, drawing, and thrifting for yarn.Devon was shown how to weave by a friend when they first moved to LA 10 years ago, and keeps learning through books, videos, and many experiments. They are excited to share what they know, and connect with other arts and crafts lovers. Feel free to reach out! @devonnolte

In LA? Come skate and meet other queer skaters! 🫶🏽

*queer & beginner friendly* 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🛼
📆 5/30
⏰ 7PM
📍 @juniorhighla
hosted by: @bornthiswayskateclub

Presale $12
Door $15
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#gay #trans #queerevents #losangeles #queer

Are you a gardener 😮‍💨🌱💨 or a gardener 🧑‍🌾🐛🌻 We welcome all of you to the next gathering of Club Gay Gardens meeting on May 31 at Junior High in Glendale 🌹