Lots going of crafty-foodie goodness Eastside on Saturday... First up:

Mt. Washington Made

"Mt. Washington Elementary will be hosting the first annual Mt. Washington Made (MWM) craft fair on Saturday, September 13th.  Booths will feature established artists, designers and makers from the neighborhood and school community with a percentage of sales going towards school enrichment programs.   Shop for jewelry, ceramics, housewares, art and clothing by local favorites including Mt. Washington Pottery, Loren Stewart, Knotwork, Jesse Kamm, Liza Reyes, Monique Van Genderen, Sticky Acres, Timmy Ringsmuth, Frankie Hulme, Yi-Hsiu Yeh, Mt. Washington Plein Air Group, and many more..."

Full list of vendors and contributors here.

Saturday, September 13th , 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Mt. Washington Elementary  |  3981 San Rafael Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90065

Pauline Wolstencroft // images via MWM

 Eastside Handmade

Next up is the sweet set up curated by Sheryl Cancellieri hosted by Shopclass in Highland Park, Eastside Handmade. It's an outdoor pop-up featuring eastside makers and artisans. Arrows & Eskers, Barrington Blue, Tome Ceramics, Cheryl Cambras, H.A. Ceramics, Chapparal Studio, Le Renard, Juniper & Fir, Post Studio, Nora Floral Studio, Few Bits and way more rad folks will be there showing their latest

Full list of vendors here. Pop back on The Radder tomorrow when I post photos from the last Eastside Handmade.

Saturday, September 13th , 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Eastside Handmade at Shopclass  |  5215 York Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90042

 Arrows & Eskers

 H.A. Ceramics // images via Eastside Handmade

Frogtown Artwalk

Then top the evening off with the Frogtown Artwalk, a yearly free tour of the studios of the artists and artisans of Elysian Valley (Frogtown). Run by the Elysian Valley Arts Collective and is co-sponsored by LA City Council District 13, Council member Mitch O’Farrell and by the Elysian Valley Riverside Neighborhood Council through a series of Neighborhood Purpose Grants. It's a wonderful chance to meet the artists in their studios. There will also be live music and delicious food.

4pm to 10pm on Saturday, September 13th.  Look for our 12 page programs at the Artwalk for more details.

a sneak peek of my visit with Beth Katz of Mt. Washington Pottery. But, you don't have to wait for my post, just go to the Frogtown Artwalk.

Full list of artists participating here. More info here, including links to the map, where to park, public transportation, music and food. Full schedule of events HERE.

Saturday, September 13th , 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Most galleries, studios and pop-ups will be open all night long while special events will be happening through out the evening.