The 2026 Frogtown Artwalk is honored to recognize Tina Orduno Calderon, a Tongva and Chumash Culture Bearer, educator, storyteller, and longtime friend of Frogtown Arts. For generations before Los Angeles became the city we know today, Tongva people lived in relationship with the lands and waterways of this region, including the river. Today, Tongva people continue to preserve, practice, and share their culture while reminding us that the history of Los Angeles did not begin

by Tracy Stone The 20th anniversary of the Frogtown Artwalk is dedicated to two founding members of the event; David and Edwina Dedlow. The Dedlows have been active members of the Frogtown community since 1988, when they moved to the area to start their own picture frame manufacturing company, Framatic. I sat down with David and Edwina recently to share stories about the 20 years since we first came together in 2006 to create a small event in Elysian Valley that became known

This year the 2024 Frogtown Artwalk is dedicated to two talented and dedicated artists/residents of Elysian Valley: Raul and Chris...

Interview with artist Kayt Fitzmorris by John Vincent Falchi I was thrilled to speak with artist Kayt Fitzmorris whose vibrant work...

This year, the Frogtown Artwalk is dedicated to two heroes of Elysian Valley: Bob Berg and Janet Workman.

It's that time of year again.. Women's History Month! We asked all our women / non-binary artists members + our board members what women...

Mimi Pham is an artist and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. We first met her a few years ago when we commissioned her to create a film for th