In celebration of Women’s History Month, Smorgasburg is spotlighting female-identifying creatives. The pop-up vendors feature artists specializing in original artwork, fine art prints, sculptural ceramics, woodwork, and photography.

Art Share L.A. is dedicated to creating equitable access and inclusive opportunities for artists within the Los Angeles community. The organization works tirelessly to dismantle the complex systems of privilege and power embedded in the art world, which often hinder the success of marginalized communities, including Black, Indigenous, People of Color, disabled individuals, LGBTQ+ individuals, those with low income, and other historically marginalized groups.

Celebrate Women’s History Month at this guided sip and paint class! Santa Ana local, Fernando the Artist, will be teaching the class, accompanied by a DJ playing all your favorite chart-topping hits! Create a beautiful art piece to take home with the canvas, paint, and supplies that are provided with the purchase of each ticket. Drink specials will be available to purchase courtesy of George’s Café.

Teens, join LAPL and celebrate Women’s History Month with a fun trivia game about important women throughout history. Bring your friends and show off your knowledge for this friendly competition.

Listen to fun stories and make paper airplanes and a launcher to take home.

Celebrate Woman’s History Month with Flights of Fantasy! Storytellers Lorrie and Theresa use a wild array of props, masks, and costumes to tell stories of strong women and girls who rise above any situation.

Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents ¡DAMAS!, a celebration in honor of Women’s History Month. Headlining the festival is the sensational cumbia pop star Estevie, a first-generation Mexican American based in L.A., poised to lead the new wave of pop artists revitalizing old Latin sounds. 

¡DAMAS! Will also feature pop-ups from local womxn-owned businesses, offering attendees the chance to support and discover unique products. The festival will also provide fierce photo ops from The Light Photobooth and delectable bites and drink specials from George’s Café and local food trucks.

Village Well hosts the Woman Up Pop-Up Market, a mission-based market designed to encourage women-owned small businesses while also pouring into the community.

As a part of these events, Women Up raises awareness for and donate to organizations that help women in their communities. Organizations they have partnered with include anti-trafficking non-profits: Freedom a la Cart and Out of Darkness.

In honor of Women’s History Month, Mom Film Fest and The Chimaera Project present a collection of awesome short films made by women and mom filmmakers. Network and make new friends at Los Angeles’ iconic and magical Bob Baker Marionette Theater.

Children are welcome. There will be a range of age-appropriate activities for children to engage with during the screening. 

Come and learn about the history of Dolores Huerta and the United Farm Workers in honor of Women’s History Month. Plant seeds in a container and take it home.

Celebrate Women’s History Month at AKASSA’s upcoming popup at Nellita’s Craft in Little Tokyo, featuring 10 women-owned small businesses.

Like every AKASSA Makers Market, vendors showcased at this upcoming event will be pledging a % of their profits to support a local charity. This month AKASSA is spotlighting Center for Pacific Asian Families as their Los Angeles charity of choice. Admission donations and vendor pledges will be donated to CPAF to support the growth of programs that serve to end violence within AAPI communities across L.A.