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June 9-10

SIXTH ANNUAL TOPANGA CANYON ARTISTS STUDIO TOUR

Topanga Canyon is a little piece of country at the edge of the Los Angeles metropolis. Long a residence of the artistically inclined, Topanga boasts many artists’ studios, more than 20 of which will be opening to the public for this self-guided tour. The works displayed will include paintings, sculpture, ceramics, digital art, installation, photography and mixed-media. A reception and silent auction will be held Saturday, 5-8pm. Tour begins at Topanga Canyon Gallery, 120 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd. #109, June 9, 10am-6pm/June 10, 11am-5pm, $20 ($15 in advance) for both days. Children under 16 are free, 310.455.7909.

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