noho arts district

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22ND, 2014
NOHO ARTS DISTRICT
IT’S THE 2ND ANNUAL
AFTER PARTY AT 10PM!
Accessible via Metro Red Line or Orange Line--Go MetroLA!
LitCrawl.org/LA
About Lit Crawl L.A.: NoHo
In October 2013, Los Angeles literary organizations debuted the 1st annual Lit Crawl L.A.: NoHo to
showcase Greater Los Angeles’ diverse literary communities. The North Hollywood Arts District is the
perfect location for this annual Lit Crawl, affiliated with the national Lit Crawl series, due to its
designation as an arts district, the diversity of venues within a walkable radius, and its proximity to
the Metro Red and Orange Lines.
The 2nd annual Lit Crawl LA: NoHo features 34 literary organizations appearing at 30 locations
across the NoHo Arts District. This year’s crawl will be held in three 45-minute rounds from 7:00pm
to 10:00pm and a closing Speak-Easy party from 10:00pm to Midnight.
What Is Lit Crawl?
The Lit Crawl was created by San Francisco’s Litquake literary festival back in 2004, and the idea
was simple: let’s transform an ordinary bar crawl into a mob scene of literary mayhem. Could we take
over a neighborhood, or two, add pop-up events to every venue that might allow it (bars, cafes,
bookstores, theaters, galleries, clothing boutiques, furniture showrooms, parking lots, Laundromats,
bee-keeping supply shops), invite dozens of authors to read from their work, and watch hundreds of
literati tromp the route and get drunk on words — all for free?
Not only was the concept wildly popular, it has expanded every year. San Francisco’s closing night Lit
Crawl now attracts over 15,000 people, and is the world’s largest such event. In 2008 Lit Crawl NYC
launched in Manhattan, also an immediate hit. Austin was next, swarming for the first time in 2011.
And in 2012, Lit Crawl birthed two more Lit Crawls, one in Brooklyn, another in Seattle. The first
London Lit Crawl was held in September 2013.
San Francisco’s Litquake literary festival runs every October with other annual Lit Crawls in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Seattle, Iowa City, Austin, Miami, London, and Helsinki.
Learn more at www.LitCrawl.org
ROUND 1 EVENTS
CULTURAL WEEKLY: “THREE EROTIC POETS WALK INTO A SEX SHOP…” (18+)
This is the poetry your mother warned you about! Join us for a libido-raising good time. Adults Only!
Featuring: Alexis Rhone Fancher, poetry editor, Cultural Weekly, Mel Green, Lisa Thayer
MAP 11 Romantix, 4877 Lankershim Blvd.
826LA: INDOOR VOICES
826LA’s dynamic volunteers share their experiences with books, writing, and the English language.
Featuring: Kevin Krieger, Erica Blumfield, John Baird, Ann Reinhart, Jordan Rawlins, Gaby Lim, Daisy
Sanchez, Lili Flanders
MAP 2 Pyramido Greek & Mediterranean Grill, 4907 Lankershim Blvd.
DIRTY LAUNDRY LIT AND ROAR SHACK PRESENT: DON'T STOP--WHAT WOULD YOU BEG FOR? (21+)
Come celebrate the veteran and emerging voices that set LA apart!
Featuring: Ben Loory, Patrick O'Neil, Natashia Deón, Cherisse Nadal, Sacha Howells, Zoe Ruiz and
David Rocklin, hosted by Jeff Eyres
MAP 3 Skinny’s Lounge, 4923 Lankershim Blvd.
theNewerYork Press: THE LITERARY MADHOUSE (18+ inside)
Interactive performance and readings intertwined with word games like Mad Libs & flash-fiction
writing prompts!
Featuring: Ron Burch, Dekker Dreyer, Ben Segal, Sara LaBrie, Jane Stephens Rosenthal, Keith
McLeary, Brent Smith
MAP 4 Ha, Ha Cafe, 5010 Lankershim Blvd.
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY POETRY QUARTERLY: WORD TAPESTRY
Writers mine, read & perform their work that calls out & responds to love, unhappiness, nature & the
"stuff" that clings, bolsters & holds our attention.
Featuring: Don Kingfisher Campbell, CaLokie, Emily Fernandez and Gerda Govine Ituarte
MAP 5 Cafè Villa, 5101 Lankershim Blvd.
CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI WRITERS: VOICES FROM THE VALLEY
Readings by established and emerging creative writers all from the CSUN undergraduate and
graduate writing programs.
Featured CSUN Alumni: Joseph Mattson & Kim Young
Recent Grads & Current Students: Gina Srmabekian, Karlee Johnson, Cody Deitz, Brandon Krause
Emcee: Justin La Torre
MAP 6:6 Gallery 800 at The Historic Lankershim Arts Center, 5108 Lankershim Blvd.
QUEERWISE: QUEER AS ART
Rejuvenating and revealing stories about discovering art in life and life in art as the artistic soul
matures by LGBT seniors aged 50+.
Featuring: Dolores DeLuce, Margo Edwards, Cheri Gaulke, John Glenn Harding, Darrell Larson,
Joseph A. Levy, Davidson Lloyd, Tim Mack, Ariana Manov, Trevor Norris, Jen OConnor, Jim Pentecost, Robin Podolsky under the direction of Michael Kearns
MAP :7 The Road Theatre Company at The Historic Lankershim Arts Center, 5108 Lankershim Blvd.
ROUND 1 CONTINUED
WICKED LIT: LA PLAYWRIGHTS REIMAGINE CLASSIC TALES
New theatrical adaptations by Unbound Productions’ Wicked Lit! Staged readings of
Washington Irving's lyrical "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and Mark Twain's hilarious "A
Ghost Story.”
Featuring: Michael Prichard, Ilona Kulinska, Eric DeLoretta, J. Anthony McCarthy, Bone
Platt. Plus, Writer / Director: Jonathan Josephson & Stage Manager: Mick Donovan
MAP 8 The Antaeus Company Library, 5112 Lankershim Blvd.
SHADES & SHADOWS READING SERIES
It's literature, but with monsters! The creepiest literary event in town is taking over Blastoff
Comics & Books for a night of dark tales.
Featuring: Maria Alexander, Michael Buckley, Cecil Castellucci, Michael Paul Gonzalez,
Zack Morrissette and Hosts Xach Fromsen & Lauren Candia
9 Blastoff, 5118 Lankershim Blvd.
MAP 9:
TONGUE & GROOVE: BRAWL AT THE CRAWL--A RINGSIDE READING
Pound for Pound and Word for Word, Tongue & Groove hosts two literary forces of nature as
Write Club and Literary Death Match team-up to let loose in the ring.
Featuring: Host Conrad Romo, Adrian Todd Zuniga, Lara Marie Schoenhals, Jeremy Radin,
Jeffrey Dorchen, Mike O'Connell
MAP 10 XMA: HQ, 5140 Lankershim Blvd.
JULIA DRAKE PR: LIFE IS STRANGER THAN FICTION
Hollywood writers and actors read from their latest books about confronting profound life
changing events that spin their lives out-of-control - hilarity ensues.
Featuring: Annabelle Gurwitch, Richard Kramer, Peter Mehlman, & actor Stephen Toblowsky
MAP 11 Po§ch, 5144 Lankershim Blvd. (Sponsored by The Writers Junction and Julia Drake PR)
BEYOND BAROQUE: HOSTING THE HOSTS
An evening of readings by the hardest working poets in poetry.
Featuring: Larry Colker (Redondo Poets), Susan Hayden (Library Girl), Rick Lupert (Cobalt
Poets), G. Murray Thomas, and also reading/host Carlye Archibeque (Beyond Baroque's
Poets Birthday Celebrations Monthly)
MAP 12 The Eclectic--Fine Foods & Spirits, 5156 Lankershim Blvd.
TERTULIA LITERARY SALON: LITERARY COCKTAILS
Seven members from this straight/gay/ethnically diverse group will present 5 minute
“literary cocktails” to shake or stir your world.
Featuring: Ron Gutierrez, Ann de Bruin, Pamela Alster, Patricia Albela-Silver, Dana Mazur,
Pegah Mehdizadeh, Jeff Darter
MAP 13 Skynny Kitchen, 5166 Lankershim Blvd. (Sponsored by Goddard College MFA in
Creative Writing)
AVENUE 50 STUDIO’S POESÌA PARA LA GENTE
A presentation of poetry, spoken word and slam. • Featuring: Karineh Mahdessian, Sophia
Rivera, Ramona Pilar, Xochitl Julisa Bermejo, Javi Infante Vargas, Lilly Flor, Emily Fernandez, Iris De Anda, Gloria Enedina Alvarez, Crystal Salas, Nikita Liz Egar, Jessica Ceballos
MAP 30 North Hollywood Metro Station, Plaza Level, 5384 Lankershim Blvd.
ROUND 2 EVENTS
THE WORLD STAGE: SUB-URBAN RENEWAL
Poetry that shows the ugly and the beautiful that exists within urban living and for the minorities that inhabit
these areas. • Featuring: Niiki Blak, Fud4Thot, Jaha Zainabu & Conney D. Williams
10 XMA: HQ, 5140 Lankershim Blvd.
MAP 10:
HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES’ TRANSFORMATION STORIES
Homeboy presenters share stories inspired by their choice to shift from the path of self-destruction to the path
of positive growth. • Featuring: Dominique Frazier, Johnny Garcia, Janet Contreras, Andre Hollins
11 Po§ch, 5144 Lankershim Blvd. (Sponsored by The Writers Junction and Julia Drake PR)
MAP 11:
GODDARD MFA: LITERARY GLOBE TROTTING
Goddard College’s MFA in Creative Writing presents readings by Goddard faculty and alumni of poetry and prose
that will transport you to Vietnam, India, Belgrade, and beyond.
Featuring: Elizabeta Betinski, Aimee Liu, Lynn Lobban, and Teresa Mei Chuc
13 Skynny Kitchen, 5166 Lankershim Blvd. (Sponsored by Goddard College MFA in Creative Writing)
MAP 13:
THE RUMPUS: A SCREAM WITHOUT A MOUTH--STORIES OF REACHING OUT
The Rumpus joins forces with The Rattling Wall and PEN USA’s Michelle Meyering to bring you an intriguing
lineup of wild writers who we feel embody the spirit of the Hubert Selby Junior quote in our title.
Featuring: Antonia Crane, Corrie Greathouse, Douglas Kearney, Wendy Ortiz, Jim Ruland, Kyle Sawyer, Jerry
14 The NoHo Arts Center, 11136 Magnolia Blvd.
Stahl with host Michelle Meyering • MAP 14:
THE NEW SHORT FICTION SERIES: ABRA-CA-FICTION
An interactive evening of spoken word stories about magic in our lives and live magic performed by Magic Castle
member magicians.
Featuring: New fiction by Robert Morgan Fisher, Brandon French and Daniel A. Olivas performed by Holger
Moncada, Jr., Sally Shore and actor/magician David Bickford, with close-up magic by Ed Thomas
15 Bow & Truss, 11122 Magnolia Blvd.
MAP 15:
THE DEVASTATOR: THE WARPED YA READSTRAVAGANZA
The hilarious writers of cult comedy publisher Devastator Press will ruin your childhood with parodies of
Goosebumps, The Baby-Sitters Club and Choose Your Own Adventure.
Featuring: Patrick Baker,John Ford, Geoffry Golden and Amanda Meadows
16 Republic of Pie, 11118 Magnolia Blvd.
MAP 16:
PROJECT SHEBA: LIFE IN THE HIGH DESERT AND BEYOND
Poems, stories and music about choosing life in the High Desert.
Featuring: Ted Quinn, Cheryl Montelle, Matt Perry, Hilary Sloane, and Miri Hunter Haruach
17 The Sherry Theater, 11052 Magnolia Blvd.
MAP 17:
LOS ANGELES REVIEW OF BOOKS AND FLAUNT MAGAZINE: PALM TREES - SO CAL'S STAND ALONE "SELFIES"
Cerebral meanderings from Flaunt's 15th anniversary "Selfie" issue in collaboration with the Los Angeles Review
of Books (LARB). • Featuring: David L. Ulin, Todd Edwards, Nina Revoyr, Michael Jaime-Becerra, Maria Bustillos
and Lynell George
18 Kahuna Tiki, 11026 Magnolia Blvd.
MAP 18:
RED HEN PRESS: A FEW CHICKEN CHUCKLES
Red Hen Press presents three poignant poets who will make you laugh like you’re at The Comedy Club.
19 Tamashii Ramen, 11024 Magnolia Blvd.
Featuring: Kim Dower, Ron Koertge and Rex Wilder • MAP 19:
POP UP!
MAP 30 North Hollywood Metro Station, Plaza Level, 5384 Lankershim Blvd.
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3 SKINNY’S LOUNGE 4 HA,HA CAFE 5 CAFE VILLA
6 GALLERY 800 AT THE HISTORIC LANKERSHIM ARTS CENTER
7 THE ROAD THEATER COMPANY AT THE HISTORIC LANKERSHIM ARTS CENTER
8 THE ANTAEUS COMPANY LIBRARY 9 BLASTOFF
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THE SHERRY THEATER
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NORTH HOLLYWOOD
METRO STATION, PLAZA LEVEL
[On the plaza level. Do not go down to train.]
20 DISTRICT PUB 21
LAEMMLE NOHO 7 22 BOB’S ESPRESSO BAR
PORTICO 24 BREEZEWAY
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LITERARY LANE:
25 VISCIOUS DOGS
26 5250 CAFE AT THE ART INSTITUTE OF CALIFORNIA - HOLLYWOOD
27 THE FEDERAL BAR 28 PATIO AT 5300 LANKERSHIM 29 BIG WANGS
LIBRARY STORE ON WHEELS
AFTER PARTY AT 10PM!
BOOKMOBILE
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ROUND 3 EVENTS
WHAT BOOKS PRESS: GRONK FEST 2014
A celebration of What Books Press artist Gronk with readings underlining the intimate connection between the written
word and Gronk's art. • Featuring: Katherine Haake, Rod Val Moore, Mona Houghton, Ramon Garcia and Gronk
MAP 20 District Pub, 5249 Lankershim Blvd.
THE L.A. WORD: EXPLODED GUNS
This ad-hoc group of queer women writers returns featuring old-timey firearms, parking lots and a bowling bag full of
trouble. • Featuring: Pat Alderete, Olga Garcia Echeverría, Cheryl Klein, Bronwyn Mauldin and Wendy Oleson
MAP 21 Laemmle NoHo 7, 5240 Lankershim Blvd.
THE BLACK MAN OF HAPPINESS PROJECT: VOICEMUSIC ON JOY STREET
A theater reading evoking the harmonies of doo woppers seamlessly swapping a mash-up of poems, essay excerpts, and
monologues addressing the question, What is a Happy Black Man? • Featuring: Peter J. Harris, Donny Jackson, Kevin
Spicer and acoustic guitar/bass improv by Curtis Robinson, Jr. • MAP 22 Bob’s Espresso Bar, 5251 Lankershim Blvd.
LOS ANGELES POET SOCIETY: A NIGHT WITH A NOHO BEAT!
Enter a 1957 Beatnik literary parlour fusing live jazz and spoken word. It’s a show honoring the movers and
shakers of San Fernando Valley, "The Valley", Literature.
Featuring: Jason Brain, Julio “The Conga Poet” Rodriguez, Maja Trochimczyk, Wyatt Underwood, and host/poet
Jessica Wilson • MAP 23 Literary Lane: Portico, 5250 Lankershim Blvd.
HEYDAY BOOKS: A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE--FOUR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WRITERS JOURNEY DEEPER INTO THE GOLDEN DREAM
Four native Southern California writers all born and raised in & around L.A., with connections to California's
legendary publishing house Heyday, share their provocative and gutsy fiction & poems.
Featuring: Keenan Norris, Ruth Nolan, Mike "The Poet" Sonksen and Mariah K. Young
MAP 24 Literary Lane: Breezeway, 5250 Lankershim Blvd.
WRITERS AT WORK: UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTERS
Portraits in poetry and prose that reveal strange twists of human nature. • Featuring: Elaine Howell, Doug
McBride, David Stein, Kay Sundstrom, Tina Yang, Karen Yin and Terry Wolverton • MAP 25 Vicious Dogs, 5231
Lankershim Blvd. (Sponsored by Sex, Rain & Cold Fusion)
THE DINNER PARTY HOT DISH
Join NPR's The Dinner Party Download and LA's Hot Dish Reading Series for the kinds of stories and anecdotes you'd hear
at the most stimulating dinner party possible. Some stories will be paired with a dish made especially for the event by Chef
Mauro Rossi and his Art Institute of California, Hollywood Senior culinary students. • Featuring: Kent Woodyard, Summer
Block Kumar, Lou Mathews, and Davy Rothbart with Rico Gagliano, and co-hosted by J. Ryan Stradal.
MAP 26 5250 Cafè at Art Institute of California, Hollywood, 5250 Lankershim Blvd. (Enter on Weddington St.)
BLACK CLOCK: PSYCHOTIC REACTION
Black Clock, So Cal’s “singular, idiosyncratic and a little mysterious” literary journal, features authors from Black
Clock exploring madness in a wide variety of forms. • Featuring: Alex Austin, Claire Phillips, Tom Carson, Saehee
Cho, and Alan Rifkin, hosted by Black Clock Editor-In-Chief, Steve Erickson • MAP 27 The Federal Bar, 5303
Lankershim Blvd.
MUSE SALON FOR WRITERS AND PERFORMERS: SLICK SECRETS FROM THE MURKY DEPTHS
The Muse Salon is a flash mob for your mind, a celebration of the written word for writers and performers.
Presenting new and in progress work from LA's best storytellers.
Featuring: Dylan Brody, Kristhy Morales, Alex Stein, Will Link, and Kirsten Wasson
MAP 28 Daphne’s Greek Restaurant / Panda Inn Patio at 5300 Lankershim, 5300 Lankershim Blvd.
PEN Center USA’s SPINDER (21+)
Join us for Spinder! PEN Center USA’s literary dating game for Lit Crawl L.A.: NoHo. Four writers do their best to
make you fall in love with them. Spinder! It’s like Tinder. With glasses. • Featuring: Jillian Lauren, Orly Minazad,
Amanda Fletcher, Mark Sarvas and Victor Vasquez • MAP 29 Big Wangs, 5300 Lankershim Blvd.
SISTERS IN CRIME LA: CRIMINAL PURSUITS
Duet readings from current crime novels by Sisters In Crime LA members.
Featuring: Craig Buck with Terry Nolan, Travis Richardson with Holly West, Laurie Stevens with Stephen Buehler,
Nancy Cole Silverman, and Michael Mallory
MAP 30 North Hollywood Metro Station, Plaza Level, 5384 Lankershim Blvd.
Make sure to visit the
Los Angeles Public Library’s
“Library Store on Wheels” and the
Los Angeles County Library’s
“Bookmobile” joining us for Lit Crawl L.A.: NoHo!
Here’s where they’ll be!
ROUND 1:
Bookmobile at 5108 Lankershim Blvd.
Library Store on Wheels at 5300 Lankershim Blvd.
ROUND 2:
Bookmobile at 11118 Magnolia Blvd.
Library Store on Wheels at 5300 Lankershim Blvd.
ROUND 3:
Library Store on Wheels at 5300 Lankershim Blvd.
LIBRARY STORE ON WHEELS
BOOKMOBILE
Join us for the:
THE FEDERAL BAR
5303 LANKERSHIM BLVD.
10:00PM TO MIDNIGHT
Enter The Federal Bar at its Weddington St. side entrance.
Join your fellow “crawlers” as we unwind and
celebrate our second amazing crawl! Featuring:
• Piano Jazz by Michael Ligon.
• Guerrilla Reads L.A. Lit Videos.
• North Hollywood’s Poet Laureate,
Radomir Luza.
• Late night appetizers!
• Amazing Raffle Prizes
•Tickets Available at the Door
No Host Bar
Admission is free but prior reservation is required.
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Lead Team / Organizing Team / Curatorial Crew
Lead Organizers
Sally Shore, Lit Crawl LA: NoHo Co-Founder & Project Director & Host, The New Short Fiction Series
Rosalind Helfand, Lit Crawl LA: NoHo Co-Founder & Outreach Director, Literary Programs
Designer & West Hollywood Book Fair Co-Founder
Conrad Romo, Lit Crawl LA: NoHo Co-Founder & Host, Tongue & Groove Reading Series
Gerda Govine, Sponsorships Coordinator
Alexandra Sheckler, Lead Communications Volunteer
Organizing Committee Participants
Mary Abler, Library Fellow at the Los Angeles Public Library, Unexpected Library Project
Jene Brown, Manager of Strategic Partnerships, Los Angeles Public Library
Juan Cardenas, Vice-President, Los Angeles Poet Society
Melissa Elliott, Teen Librarian, Burbank Public Library
Angelina Fowler, Field Deputy, Office Councilmember Paul Krekorian
Shannon Currie Holmes, North Hollywood BID Marketing Director
Jeanne Rankin, North Hollywood Library Branch Manager
Karol Sark, Management Fellow, Los County Library
Brandi Spaethe, Program Assistant, Poets & Writers, Inc.
Salvador Topete, North Hollywood Library Adult Librarian
Jessica Wilson, President, Los Angeles Poet Society
Curatorial Crew
Jamie Asaye FitzGerald, Director of the California Office, Poets & Writers, Inc.
Rosalind Helfand, Literary Programs Developer
Conrad Romo, Host, Tongue & Groove
Sally Shore, Host, The New Short Fiction Series
Brandi Spaethe, Program Assistant, Poets & Writers, Inc.
J. Ryan Stradal, Advisory Board Member of 826LA & Co-producer Hot Dish Literary Series
Jervey Tervalon, Founder of Literature for Life & Author
Special Thanks
Thank you to everyone who went above and beyond to make Lit Crawl L.A.: NoHo an amazing event!
Councilmember Paul Krekorian, Los Angeles City Council District 2 Lisa Aranda, The Federal Bar
Anna Aroutiounian, Office of Councilmember Paul Krekorian
Kevin Bailey, The NoHo Arts Center/North Hollywood Business
Aaron Aulenta, North Hollywood Business Improvement District
Improvement District
Jack Boulware, Litquake Foundation
Matthew Bedard, Flaunt Magazine
Robert Crouch, Pasadena Arts Council
Josh Benton, The Federal Bar
Julia Drake, Julia Drake PR
Nancy Bianconi, NoHoArtsDistrict.com
Henry Eshelman, Platform Media Group
Fran Curbello, Metro LA
Mary A. Garcia, President, Mid-town North Hollywood
Diane Dominguez, Metro LA Real Estate Department
Neighborhood Council
Martin Garcia, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Jan James
Linda Fulton, Fulton Entertainment/North Hollywood Business
Jeralyn Keller, Esq.
Improvement District
Cheryl Klein
Jeannine Klein, The Litquake Foundation
Terry LeMoncheck, Pasadena Arts Council
Steve Gibson, North Hollywood Business Improvement District
Ed Levy, Knitting Factory Entertainment
Marc Horowitz, Laemmle Theaters
Gail Pena, Property Manager, J.h. Snyder Company
Greg Laemmle, Laemmle Theaters
Elise Proulx, Litquake Foundation
Michelle Lane, Redwood Urban Properties
Corey Roskin
Morgan Margolis, Knitting Factory Entertainment
Matthew Rudnick, City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural
Bronwyn Maudlin, Guerrilla Reads
Affairs
Don Pfaneuf, City of Los Angeles Office of the City Attorney
Jen Siraganian, Litquake Foundation
Alexa Romero, Art Institute of California Hollywood
Steph Walther, Pasadena Arts Council
Steve Simon, The Federal Bar
Catherine Allgor, The Huntington Library, Art Collections and
Joe Smoke, City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs
Botanical Gardens
Trey Deeb, Vicious Dogs
The Mid-town North Hollywood Neighborhood Association
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Lit Crawl L.A.: NoHo is a project of the EMERGE fiscal sponsorship program of
The Pasadena Arts Council and is also a project of the Litquake Foundation.
San Francisco’s Litquake literary festival runs every October, with annual
Lit Crawls in San Francisco, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Seattle, Austin,
Iowa City, Miami, London and Helsinki.
Lit Crawl L.A.: NoHo 2014 is made possible in part by funding from
Los Angeles City Council District 2 and the
City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs