Dec 15 ~ 2-6pm ~ 5111 West Pico Blvd.
It's a holiday sale, a blackbook session, sticker trade, and a party this Saturday from 2-6 at 33Third LA. From IWUZHERE.COM:
This is it folks, the last Yard 2 Yard event of the year and we’re not pulling any punches – We’re offering all our remaining tee shirts for a huge discounted sale price for 4 hours only on Saturday December 15th, 2012. Come to 33Third Los Angeles and bring your blackbooks and stickers to trade – We’ll have our books so you can hit them up too as always. Our crew will be there in the form of The Big Kiwi DCYPHER DTR CBS, BAZAR WCA UTI, 455ER CBS, ANGER CBS and (my)SELF CBS. We’ve also invited some of our favorite artists whose skills and styles in the blackbooks are diverse. CALE K2S, VYAL COI LOD, PYRO WCA, XPLODE DCV, HASTE CBS DCT, XPRES CBS, and KASL CBS WAI.
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