LOS ANGELES! Come see us this weekend at the In Todo Craft Fair!
In Todo, "as a whole," is a craft fair bringing visibility to the work of BIPOC artists, designers, and makers in our communities. Come see us along with 80+ apparel, accessories and homewares artists and makers!
Excited to meet our LA community in person! We'll have some special pieces and treats for you! Click here for info and tickets.
Event Details
Dates
December 11 + 12, 2021
Time
11AM - 5PM PST
Location
Mack Sennett Studios
1215 Bates Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90029
Google Map Link
Buy Tickets
Buy tickets here.
$10 for Single Day
$16 for Weekend
Covid-19 Safety Measures
Read more here.
We will be located indoors at booth 6 between Building Block and Rami Kim.
In Todo billboard! It is located on Sunset Blvd. and Maltman Ave, just a few blocks away from the event location.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
80-90 BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) owned apparel, art, accessories, home goods, and more.
Food and drinks from local artisanal vendors will be available onsite.
Strict Covid-19 protocol required for all vendors, participants, and guests. Learn more about our safety measures here.
Vaccine proof or negative COVID test (72 hours prior to event) required at the door.
Indoor + outdoor event.
About In Todo
In Todo, from the latin phrase "in toto" meaning "as a whole," is a marketplace bringing visibility to the craft of BIPOC makers in our communities. Across the landscapes of art, apparel, beauty, food, and home, we center representation and diversity at the core.
Kristen Gonzalez is a Mexican + Filipino American designer based in Los Angeles, CA. Selva Negra is rooted in the use of ethical production and is committed to Latinx-representation using vibrant textiles and expressive design. Kristen manages operations and loves plants + animals.
Shobha Philips is the founder of PROCLAIM, an LA based intimates brand focused on ethically made, sustainable undergarments. As a South Asian woman, she aims to redefine the concept of nude by designing intimates with representation in mind - all colors - all sizes - all skin tones. Shobha manages finances along with operations, and in another life when she had more time, she enjoyed running, yoga, and going out with friends.
Adele Tetangco is a Filipino fashion entrepreneur with over 17 years in the industry. She currently runs her consulting agency, Snack Size, which offers a full scope of services for fashion + lifestyle brands to grow, survive, and thrive. Adele also co-created the ethical womenswear label Et Tigre. She handles marketing, recruitment, and sponsor partnerships. When not travelling for work, Adele enjoys sitting on her couch, eating McDonald's, and binge watching the latest Netflix series in Vancouver, BC.
Aliya Wanek is a womenswear designer with an eponymous clothing brand. Based in the Bay Area, she is a Black woman of Trinidadian descent who also focuses on sustainable fashion and ethical, local production. Central to Aliya's brand is the need for Black women to be seen and represented for their innate beauty. She handles all things design for In Todo and would love to own llamas in the near future. Maybe some goats, too.
Come join us and celebrate our creative communities!
Looking forward to seeing you in person! <3
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