Whether you're on the hunt for toys for kids, pottery, coffee table books or something distinctive this holiday season, these small independent stores in Los Angeles have you covered.

The bright red awning and no-nonsense storefront tell you exactly what you’re getting – honest deals without the frills. This place is packed to the rafters with treasures waiting to be discovered.

Sustainable fashion experts gather in L.A. this weekend to discuss over-production and how better to use existing clothes.

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Last Sunday marked the first ever Palestine Solidarity Market hosted by students in a Georgetown neighborhood.

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The Clothing Bank is returning to Orcas Island this fall for its 31st year and will be open Nov. 1-2. In its early days in 1994, the Clothing Bank was held at the Odd Fellows Hall in town before later ...

The store, which is set to open on Nov. 11 and will be located at 22 W. Columbia St., will offer shoes, bags and accessories.