The article highlights a series of cultural events, including concerts and workshops. Indie project Lomelda, led by Texas-based Hannah Read, is touring with new and archived material after their 2020 release. LA singer-songwriter Wallice will perform songs from her debut album, The Jester, which presents narratives through indie folk. Additionally, Winter Waters Blue Foods Forum offers workshops to explore humanity's connection to the sea. Finally, Church of Film showcases films from the Palestinian Film Unit, celebrating the bravery of filmmakers documenting resistance.
Lomelda's tour marks a significant moment for the indie folk project, as they will revisit past favorites and showcase newly crafted music since their last album in 2020.
Wallice's theatrical debut album, The Jester, emphasizes an indie folk sound reminiscent of Phoebe Bridgers, exploring the life of a young artist with wit and introspection.
Art Design Xchange's Winter Waters Blue Foods Forum promises an immersive experience highlighting the bond between humans and the sea with various creative hands-on workshops.
Church of Film's special screening of Palestinian Film Unit’s work honors the filmmakers' courageous efforts to document resistance, showcasing five preserved films from a crucial era.
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