A book launch for Rockhaven: A History of Interiors presented by Which Witch L.A. and Junior High! With readings and live performances from Allison Conner, Orenda Fink, Emma Kemp, Mady Schutzman, Adriana Widdoes, & more.

Rockhaven: A History of Interiors is a limited-edition publication from Which Witch L.A. designed in collaboration with Elana Schlenker and risograph printed by Risolve Studio in March 2018. Equal parts archival dossier, personal essay, and scholarly treatise, this collection features essays from seven writers (Allison Conner, Orenda Fink, Johanna Hedva, Emma Kemp, Mady Schutzman, Adriana Widdoes) inspired by the lineage of Rockhaven Sanitarium, a pioneering women's psychiatric institution founded in 1923 by Agnes Richards in the Crescenta Valley, California. 

$5 suggested donation.

In collaboration with Friends of Rockhaven, Which Witch is hosting a Rockhaven Town Hall at the Women's Center for Creative Work on October 20 at 7pm.

This event is FREE and will include a presentation by Rockhaven historian Joanna Linkchorst, as well as tea, cookies, and an opportunity for community dialogue regarding Rockhaven's status and uncertain future. In the absence of capital, in what ways might our creative community resist Rockhaven's erasure?

In partnership with the Women's Center for Creative Work, Which Witch presents -- HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY? -- providing shelter and refuge for bodies in pain, minds in tumult, and bag-burdened souls at the 2016 L.A. Art Book Fair.

In addition to limited-edition books and prints for sale all weekend at LAABF, WW is offering free pillows and chairs to rest, hot tea and water to imbibe, white noise to zone the f*ck out, ibuprofen, tissues, tampons, chocolate, vitamins, aromatic essential oils, handmade lotions, etc. etc. 

For more information, please visit our Facebook page. 

Please join us to celebrate the release of Any Way You Like 'Em at Thank You For Coming, 11-3pm.