L.A.-based fashion brand and community movement Kids of Immigrants is hosting a free block party this weekend in Melrose Hill!
On Saturday, May 23, Kids of Immigrants is teaming up with Nike to bring together TOMA La Noche, a free event offering music, soccer, food, and exclusive merch to the local community.
The Toma La Noche LA Finals game features the four boys and girls crew winners of this year’s competition facing off against each other. The Top 14 – 18-year-old players will compete on a custom-built field for the evening. According to a press release, The Hill is transforming into a “temporary small-sided soccer arena” for this game.
The entire area will host the evening’s block party. Visitors can also experience:
- Live musical performances and cultural programming
- Exclusive Kids of Immigrants merchandise designed specifically for THE HILL
- Local food and community vendors
- A custom-built pitch experience
Musical and special guests include:
- Olea
- Giselle Peppers
- Joaqu.n
- KittySayWord
- more…?
Kickoff begins at 4:30 pm. The event concludes at 10 pm.
📍 4873 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029
Kids of Immigrants founder Daniel Buezo was previously named in our SMN 100, honoring incredible creators pushing boundaries and setting the global creative standard.
Born and raised in L.A., Daniel Buezo is more than the Co-Founder and CEO of Kids of Immigrants—he’s the heartbeat behind one of the city’s most iconic streetwear movements. Blending bold cultural expression with a deep sense of community, Daniel’s vision has turned his brand into a platform for creative collaboration, partnering with some of the most influential names in the game. But for Daniel, it’s never just been about fashion. Kids of Immigrants is a celebration of culture, a space where L.A. locals gather to connect, dance, and honor their roots through free events that feel like a family reunion on the streets of the city.
