Angel City Brewery's Last Call in L.A.

Angel City Brewery in downtown L.A.'s Arts District is closing its doors for good on April 30.

After 16 years at the corner of Alameda in Traction, the spot's lease runs out, ending nearly

three decades of brewing in the city.

That neon sign glowing with the city hall logo became a real landmark for folks heading

into the neighborhood.

It marked the vibe for artists, locals, and visitors alike over the years.

People are feeling the loss hard.

It's been a go-to hangout where conversations flowed as easy as the brews.

The warehouse tap room drew crowds for its energy and that sense of community in a changing

district.

They're wrapping up with a big farewell bash called Last Call on April 26 from noon to 6 p.m.

Expect live bands, DJs, giveaways, and plenty of beer all free to get in.

Head over to 2.16 Alameda Street while you can open Tuesdays through Thursdays from 4 p.m.

midnight, Fridays till 12 p.m. and weekends from noon, time to raise a glass one last

time before the lights dim.

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