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    Junior High

    4.3 (29 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Tanya W.

    This was a really cute space that hosted local musicians--Juliana Chahayed, Jonathan Huber, and Shalfi and Sons for a very intimate show after hours. I really enjoyed their sets and it was super cool browsing through the Junior High merchandise before and after the show! TIP: There are a lot of parking spots directly in front, but it was really packed even for a Thursday evening around 6:30pm.

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    Drove by Junior High. Although Junior High is currently closed due to the virus, I still have memories of when it was open and it makes me so happy to reminisce on them. I can't wait for Junior High to be open again! I have been apart of a trio group show in 2017 and hosted a scrunchie workshop in 2019. Once things are safe again, I recommend taking a visit! The Junior High team is truly so sweet and supportive!

    Maria Fernanda L.

    One of the coolest art spaces in LA! When I walked into Junior High I wanted to buy everything! Faye is one of the nicest human beings on the planet and the events hosted are always so interesting! The aesthetic Is to DIE FOR!!& you can never get enough of this place! The red line metro is so accessible & therefore leaves u no excuse to not visit JUNIOR HIGH!!!

    Lindsey H.

    best place in the world!!!!!!! have you seen the babe who runs it? some days you can even catch a four legged friend running around. really beautiful dog.

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    Cool little gallery with creative programming and classes. Definitely worth a visit! I loved the recent feminist love letter event.

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    It's a pretty cool place with lots of pink stuff and a sweet pair of neon ovaries. Also Faye is a great person.

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    Really welcoming and friendly environment! Super nice aesthetic and perfect for photos! Their work is amazing!

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