Pedro Pascal and more on Melrose Hill during the FRIEZE La 2025 week

The streets of Millerose Hill were electric during the Eriz Week.

It is part of Los Angeles, and a few of them were aware of the name, until recently. The tape appeared – near the intersection of western roads and Milrez, from Santa Monica to Beverly Street – as a new home in Los Angeles. A wave of art galleries, elegant cafes and loud restaurants were opened, including David Zouirner, Etra and Co, and many of them were attracted by the product that turned into the development of Zach Lasri.

The latest expected openings are Chef Brian Pike Corridor 109 and adjacent bar 109.

“My father’s Kobawoo House was on Beverly, a mile and a half away from here,” Pike said in its new area, which is located in 641 Western Avenue, to be opened in April.

He said about the development: “This is the place where the families of the neighborhood were bought.”

Pike has worked for years in New York in eleven Madison Park and Chef Table, and a trainee during the Nuzomo Abe era of sushi Nazz. Again in Los Angeles, the 109 -echoing corridor began in 2021 at Kobawoo House before taking it to the Chinese neighborhood, making a name for the tight -quality seafood experience.

The menu will develop seasonally, with some fixed distinctive dishes such as Katsuo Pesto (Skipjack Tuna, Pesto Spaghetti, Charred Cralots and Ginger) and Iwashi Toast (Salt-AD-VINEGAR JAPANES SARDINE served on homemade milk bread, AIOLI and Reded Red.

A list of tasting $ 295 is offered to a person, with the best components of Japan and Korea, the 109 corridor will fall 12 through reservation only. Meanwhile, BAR 109, located in the front with a capacity of 30, will provide craftsman’s classic, wine and similar cocktails.

At the bottom of the block, his indigenous colleague in Los Angeles Evan Alegori, CEO, Andrew Lucon and Tyler Stonbricrich have operated sister institutions, Titra and Café Telegrama since 2023. And through the street, Bar Newbie Etoile has been opened for four months.

“This is the center of many neighborhoods that have been assembled.” Domaine La Store, Domaine La, said, “This is the center of many neighborhoods that have been assembled.” Domaine La store, The Chevis Hayden.

“It is not many nights where someone does not go here and does not know another person who is already sitting in the restaurant. Corland said:” It is the most wonderful thing to see. “It is not a club at all, but it was a place to meet for people.”

Behind these developments, the owner Zach Lazri-who bought 18 buildings inside a three-diameter circle of three blocks in Western Avenue with his father, billionaire Mark Lasri, founder and executive director of Avenue Capital Group. Among their tenants, David Zouirner, as well as the Women’s Fashion Company, which opened in 2023 and was previously the ranking store.

“We are close to Zach Lazri, who is very involved in what is happening in the street, and I think it is organizing the street with great care,” said Stephanie Danan, the institution participating in the street.

The art world certainly noticed when Zwirner opened the pioneer Los Angeles in 2023, with no only one. (Although smaller exhibitions such as The Lodge, which was opened by Alice Lodge, born in Australia, was present since early 2015.) Morán Morrán, where she offered both young and well -known artists, revealed a space in the street in 2021. She chose to open her exhibition The first last year, and where international names revealed new sites – such as Ree Gallery, coming from Lagos, and Southern Guild, from Cape town. List is prolonged: clearing, Chato Shato, Sargent Girls, Mausoleum – All Contemporary Exhibitions – Steps only. The next opening is Wilding Cran Gallery, at 607 North Western Avenue.

On Tuesday night in Co, Danan was preparing to host the opening of “Huela de Tierra”, a set of ceramic works by Spanish artist Raúl Mouro, in cooperation with Olivia Marceiano (GUITT’s MARUICE Marciano and coach of Marciano Art Foundation, who discovered the artist while he was in Spain.

Dannan said: “For me, it is irrational because I love Olivia’s taste in art, in fashion, and when I showed me work, I loved him.” “I love combining clothes and art.”

Within an hour, her store was crowded. In fact, the entire street was vibrant and full of energy with the locals and visitors wandering in the exhibition holes.

The Maribosa exhibition was showing Peter Berlin-a strange icon that explored its own identity and sex images-and the designs of leather and dynams that he made for his photos.

“He is a person I saw as a young man and found the content very terrifying, because I think I saw myself – I knew that he was a scientist who was attracted to him,” said actor Russell Toub, who sponsored the show. Actor and fellow actor Pedro Pascal, who stopped at the opening, joined him.

Berlin, 82, named your name for himself in the 1970s with his images and sexy gay films. She was personal, but. Armin Hagin Freiher von Hiningon Hoin was born in Germany.

“Peter Berlin was established in San Francisco,” made clear, and called his home there. He said he is now going next to Armin, although he does not mind referring to him as Peter. For me, a person wearing more interesting, exciting and exciting clothes. A naked person, is how you were born. There is no expression of who you are. “

As for died, Berlin’s work has become more echo than ever: “It was free, and it was open. This is a beautiful thing, especially for strange images and gay men. He said Batri (artist and film director) Derek Jarman in the late eighties, if I wait For a long time, the world has moved in circles. ” Here in 2025, you are looking at government speech, strange rights, this work suddenly feels in time. It should be visible. It should be seen. This is an undeniable existence. “