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SUMMARY:Global "Design Happening" @ IDRL
DESCRIPTION:As part of the 2026 Participatory Design Conference in Milan\, CSULB’s Immersive Design Research Lab (IDRL) invites you to experience “…And Its Double\,” a four-day Design Happening in the Downtown Long Beach Design District (April 9–12).\n\nDesigned as an immersive\, participatory experience\, the event transforms IDRL@Mosaic into a living lab for curiosity\, connection\, and co-creation\, inviting visitors to step beyond observation and help shape the experience in real time. Coinciding with the DTLB Art + Design Walk on April 11\, it’s a unique opportunity to engage with experimental design at a global level\, right here in Long Beach. \nLocation: IDRL@Mosaic (290 E 4th St)\nDates & Times:\nApril 9\, 10\, 12 | 4–7 PM\nApril 11 (A+D Walk) | 2–7 PM\nWorkshop: April 12\, 1–2:30 PM (Community Sensory Movement\, led by Maggie Ogle\, CSULB MFA Dance) \nAdmission: Free — come unprepared \n  \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/global-design-happening-idrl/
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SUMMARY:Art + Design Walk
DESCRIPTION:Art + Design Walk\nApril 11 | Downtown Long Beach (Mosaic Promenade\, Studio One Eleven\, and Design District sites) 2-7pm \nDiscover Downtown Long Beach in bloom! This spring\, we’re welcoming fresh energy to our Art & Design Walk\, highlighting local artists\, designers\, and creative spaces. Experience new work\, fresh ideas\, and vibrant creativity throughout the Downtown core. More information to come\, mark your calendar! \nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/art-design-walk-6/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260411T140000
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SUMMARY:Pieces of Japan
DESCRIPTION:Two new creative residencies are coming to the DTLB Design District this spring. Jewelry designer Tanya Crane will be in residence at Studio One Eleven starting in April\, bringing her distinct\, handcrafted work into the heart of the district. Meanwhile\, POJ Studio will launch a residency at Intertrend’s Psychic Temple at the upcoming A+D Walk\, showcasing a curated collection that celebrates Japanese craftsmanship and design. Together\, these residencies continue to expand the district’s creative energy and global perspective.\n  \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/pieces-of-japan/
LOCATION:Intertrend\, 228 East Broadway\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90802\, United States
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CREATED:20260403T235923Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260404T000024Z
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SUMMARY:Long Beach Lights
DESCRIPTION:Downtown Long Beach will shine in a bold new way with the unveiling of “Long Beach Lights\,” an innovative lighting installation designed by People’s Architecture Office and Jennifer Tran Studio. Commissioned by the Downtown Long Beach Alliance (DTLB Alliance) and the Downtown Difference\, this dynamic public artwork aims to transform the downtown experience by bringing vibrant light\, creativity\, and energy to the Promenade. \nThe temporary installation reimagines public space through light\, offering residents and visitors a fresh and engaging way to experience Downtown Long Beach (DTLB). \nUNVEILING CELEBRATION DETAILS \nWhat:\nUnveiling of “Long Beach Lights” public art installation \nWhen:\nSaturday\, April 11 during April’s DTLB Art + Design Walk \nWhere:\nThe Promenade between 1st Street and Broadway \nSchedule: \n\n6-7 PM: Unveiling celebration\n6:30 PM: Artist remarks\n6:45 PM: Ribbon cutting ceremony\n7 PM: Official lighting moment\, watch the lights come on\n\n  \nAdditional Highlights: \n\nLive music\nCommunity gathering and celebration\n\n\n  \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/long-beach-lights/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260416T180000
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CREATED:20260403T232558Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260403T232558Z
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SUMMARY:Design At Dusk
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Design at Dusk\, our new monthly meetup happening every third Thursday. This casual hang is all about meeting new collaborators\, sharing bold ideas\, and sparking the creative energy that keeps our city buzzing. \nWe’ll gather at Studio One Eleven for great conversation and refreshments. \nCome curious. Leave inspired. \nWhen: Thursday\, April 16\, 2026 · 4:30–6:00 PMWhere: Studio One Eleven. 245 East 3rd Street\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90802Cost: Free and open to all (limited to 25) · RSVP here
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/design-at-dusk-4/
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CREATED:20260316T150837Z
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SUMMARY:Ikebana with Aiyana Kyoko at LOT LAB neuro-friendly floral arrangement lab
DESCRIPTION:Slow down. Low light. Hands in flowers. A neuro-friendly ikebana class designed to quiet the nervous system. Long Beach \n\n\n\n\nJoin Aiyana Kyoko for Ikebana workshop at the Library of Technics\, Long Beach. \nLibrary of Technics invites artists and protectors of craft to the Broadcasting Program\, where the signal moves freely between source and receiver\, continuing the chain of knowledge. \nLOT Lab consists of practices in repetition\, critical thinking\, and manual efficiency that support the formation and repair of neural pathways. \nUnder the instruction of Aiyana Kyoko\,the Instructor Certificate from the Ohara School in Japan participants will learn the Art of Ikebana. \nIkebana is the Japanese art of flower arranging with formal display according to strict rules emphasizing form and balance. \nThe art is based on the harmony of simple linear constructions and the appreciation of the subtle beauty of flowers and natural material\, such as branches and stems. There are several major ikebana schools\, with differing histories and theories of artistic style. \nAiyanas classes are influenced by Ikebana\, but are not Ikebana classes. Her creative practice called Tiger Blossom are rooted in practice of presence & technique to foster one’s creativity. \nParticipants will learn Kenzan and compositional techniques while guided by mindful and creative prompts to create an abstract floral arrangement unique to each student and the moment. \nThis is neurologically friendly class after hours\, with low lightning and quiet\, meditative energy. \nThis is a 2-hour introductory class; no prior experience is necessary.\nIntroductory materials are included. Specialty materials and expanded selections will be available for purchase during class at Library of Technics Bookstore. \n\n\nLimited spots available! RSVP here. \n  \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/ikebana-with-aiyana-kyoko-at-lot-lab-neuro-friendly-floral-arrangement-lab/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260501
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CREATED:20260403T234028Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260403T234400Z
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SUMMARY:Design Film Festival Comes to Art Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Designing Resistance Film Week April 24- 30 at the Art Theatre!\nThis film week produced by City Fabrick brings together stories that show how resistance is imagined and brought to life through design across scales and disciplines. Spanning grassroots activism\, cultural expression\, architecture\, public space\, media\, and identity\, the films uncover the intention and creativity shaping acts of resistance.More info and purchase tix here \n\n  \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/design-film-festival-comes-to-art-theatre/
LOCATION:Art Theatre of Long Beach\, 2025 E 4th St\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90814\, United States
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-05-01/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260605T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260605T120000
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-06-05/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260703T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260703T120000
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CREATED:20260217T055300Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-07-03/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260711T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260711T190000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20251216T191303Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251216T191303Z
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SUMMARY:Art + Design Walk
DESCRIPTION:Art + Design Walk\nJuly 11 | Downtown Long Beach (Mosaic Promenade\, Studio One Eleven\, ISM Brewing\, and Design District sites) 2-7pm \nExperience Downtown Long Beach at its most vibrant\, soaking up the energy of the summer sun. DTLBDD’s Summer Art & Design Walk showcases bold art\, innovative design\, and creative businesses that reflect the diversity and creativity of Downtown. We can’t wait to see you—save the date\, with more exciting details to come! \nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/art-design-walk-7/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260807T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260807T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-08-07/
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-09-04/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261002T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261002T120000
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-10-02/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261106T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261106T120000
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-11-06/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261114T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261114T190000
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SUMMARY:Art + Design Walk
DESCRIPTION:Art + Design Walk\nNovember 14 | Downtown Long Beach (Mosaic Promenade\, Studio One Eleven\, and Design District sites) 2-7pm \nWrap up the year in Downtown Long Beach with DTLBDD’s Fall Art & Design Walk. Explore seasonal installations\, local creatives\, and community-driven spaces while celebrating Downtown’s creative ecosystem. Let’s close out the year strong—circle the date and gather unforgettable memories and creative energy as we head into a brand-new chapter. \nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram\nDTLB LinkedIn\nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/art-design-walk-8/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261204T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261204T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2026-12-04/
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-01-01/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270205T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270205T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-02-05/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270305T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270305T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
UID:30000241-1804240800-1804248000@dtlbdesigndistrict.design
SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-03-05/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270402T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270402T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-04-02/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270507T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270507T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-05-07/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270604T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270604T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-06-04/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270702T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270702T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-07-02/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270806T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270806T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-08-06/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270903T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270903T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-09-03/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271001T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271001T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-10-01/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271105T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271105T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
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SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-11-05/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271203T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20271203T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090305
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
UID:30000250-1827828000-1827835200@dtlbdesigndistrict.design
SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2027-12-03/
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_2129.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20280107T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20280107T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T090306
CREATED:20260217T055300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T055342Z
UID:30000251-1830852000-1830859200@dtlbdesigndistrict.design
SUMMARY:Library of Technics presents: Community Repairs at DTLB Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Community Repairs by LOT at DTLB Farmers Market\nFirst Fridays | Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market\, 300 N Promenade 10am-12pm \n\n  \n  \nLOT station approaches repair as thinking-through-making. Items brought to the station are first inspected and discussed by the team. Priority is given to vintage objects\, heirlooms\, items with sentimental value\, and repairs that present interesting or conceptual challenges. Work carries a civic ethic\, sharing methods\, demystifying tools\, and treating repair as a public\, creative act rather than a utilitarian chore. \nThis is not a drop-off for free repair service; participation\, learning\, and intention are central to the process. \nFixing broken things foreground attention\, improvisation\, reuse\, and the dignity of craft. Not to hide repairs but lets them remain visible\, allowing brackets\, patches\, and odd joins to become part of an object’s story. Process matters more than polish\, and working with the hands becomes a way of thinking rather than simply solving a problem. \nBy repairing in public\, Community Repair aims to narrow the distance between buying and discarding\, encouraging more thoughtful relationships with materials\, labor\, and consumption. \n  \n\nStay tuned here to find out more information \nDTLB Instagram \nDTLB LinkedIn \nDTLB website
URL:https://dtlbdesigndistrict.design/event/library-of-technics-presents-community-repairs-at-dtlb-farmers-market-2/2028-01-07/
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