Meadow HLP, 5009 York Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA (2026)

04/29/2026

May the Fourth be with you! ✨ Next Monday, drop by Meadow York - will be serving up some intergalactic bevs all day, including:

🩵JedI Way Latte
blueberry latte with blue spirulina vanilla cold foam
🌸Darth Hibiscus
sparkling cherry hibiscus lemonade
🐻Wookiee Brew
maple Americano with hazelnut cold foam

+ their famous Space Cowboy Latte🤠
peanut butter latte with lavender cold foam

04/01/2026

MEADOW MERCH IS HERE!!! ✨The world really needs what you’re making! Whether you’re just making coffee ☕️ or makin’ magic 🪄💨 Our new hat drop is guaranteed to make you feel 100% more inspired 🎨Enjoy your morning coffee in our new logo mugs and get it done!!

And we still have a few pieces left from our spring collab with 🐌🐛🌸 once they’re gone, they’re gone forever! ( spring pics by )

Link in bio to shop 😌

03/17/2026

✨The Spring 2026 Meadow Artist in Residence is LUNA GARCIA ✨

Luna is a writer/director born and raised in Northeast Los Angeles. An alumna of Ghetto Film School (GFS), she’s dedicated to crafting culturally specific, female-forward narratives. Her directorial approach prioritizes story first, aiming to make the highly personal feel universal. Over the span of the residency, Luna will be developing her latest feature script, along with a short form multimedia project centered around the changing landscape of Highland Park.

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We are in awe of all of the incredible artists who applied. We’re thrilled to be able to support Luna’s work for the next 3 months. She’ll be joined by a small cohort of writers whose works span biography to buddy comedy, coming-of-age to erotic thriller.

Introducing our Spring 2026 Writers’ Cohort:

ALLISON STRAUSS is a mixed media artist & nonfiction writer from LA. She was a 2025 writer in residence with the National Willa Cather Center for her book-in-progress: The L.A. Women’s Address Book — an alphabetical compendium of short biographies of the women and women’s enterprises that have shaped Los Angeles.

CHRIS COLE is a filmmaker from Rancho Cucamonga whose work mixes offbeat comedy with music and emotionally grounded storytelling. With the support of the SFFILM Rainin Grant, he is currently developing Fonzel and Gloria, a feature adaptation of his award-winning short film Terminally Ill.

HAYDEN M. KNIGHT writes about deafness, disability, q***rness, and their entanglements. His work has appeared in Sycamore Review, Passengers Journal, and elsewhere. He was One Story’s Adina Talve-Goodman Fellow for 2025. Originally from Indiana, he lives with his husband in Altadena and is writing his debut novel.

PAOLINA ACUÑA-GONZÁLEZ is a Chicana multidisclinary artist based in LA. She co-wrote the film Summertime, which debuted at Sundance. She studied Dramatic Writing at NYU & is a founding member of Guillotina Collective, a prod co dedicated to increasing women of color representation in front of & behind the camera.

Follow the artists:

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02/11/2026

work occasionally, disco all the time 🪩

02/09/2026

Exactly 3 years after we signed the lease, we say goodbye to our first location—the space that started it all 🌱

I took a photo in front of the building a month before we got it, it was occupied and not up for lease but I had fallen in love with the location and took that photo knowing that one day it would be ours. Just two weeks later the “for lease” sign was in the window and we scrambled to figure out how to come up with the money to get it and figure out how to start the business we had been dreaming of for years!

Over the next three years we filled the space with so many incredible memories and grew our business to what it is today!

We had the honor of hanging the art of and on our walls 🖼️

and Sophie Peoples both had vintage popup shops in the front window 🛍️

We hosted so many fun events including our first ever vision board party cohosted with where I met my lifetime besties .maxtheaxe for the first time!

We named the rooms after our founding members

I could go on forever about all the special people and memories over the years! THANK YOU to every friend, member, day passer, and everyone who helped us build this special place! While we are so sad to be leaving this space, we haven’t gone far - we moved right down the street to York Manor and we still have Meadow Fig! Come by and say hi ✌️

01/28/2026

🧊🔥 We stand with Minnesota and the people in our own community who are being targeted by this administration’s violent anti-immigration agenda. As a small owner-operated business, we thought hard about how best to participate in the national shutdown this Friday.

We want to remain a safe and reliable space for people to come to when they need it, but we will be operating on an economic blackout. Which means —

* Meadow members will have access, but we’re not selling any day passes or room bookings for $$. No transactions.
* Meadow Fig & The Study will be open for members only, so we can operate without employees on site.
* York Manor will be open - day passes & phone booths will be free.
* Our business will not make any purchases on Friday.
* We will pause payment collection for any scheduled transactions.

Additionally, we won’t be won’t be using social media or streaming on Friday. We encourage everyone to support small businesses always, but especially this week. If you need to stock up on food or supplies ahead of the shutdown, do your best to shop local 💙

01/19/2026

Still not over this weekend at Meadow 🥹💫
We had so many different people using our spaces in so many different ways. Every time this happens I’m just… in awe.

FRIDAY ✨
hosted .la in the Smith Conference Room and it was such a beautiful group of humans coming together to work, create, and connect.

Meanwhile at York Manor, hosted another incredible reading series. Yes, did make everyone watch Vanderpump Rules clips (important). And also—a short film by , an excerpt from ’s upcoming novel, and so many other talented people sharing new work.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY
The Smith Conference Room totally transformed for a two-day vintage-inspired graphic design workshop led by living legend

York Manor was full of movement and grounding with yoga classes + workshops hosted by

And with led a prompt-based writing group for Eaton Fire survivors.

Weekends like this are exactly why I opened Meadow. Community is the most important thing we have, now more than ever.

If you’ve been meaning to come to something here, please do. And if you’ve ever thought about hosting something—class, workshop, reading, gathering—we’d love to make space for that 💙

01/13/2026

Calling all artists! Applications for the Spring 2026 Meadow Artist Residency are now OPEN!! 🎥🎭🎨

The Artist in Residence will get 3 months of free membership at our York Manor location, with dedicated workspace, two arts events, a $500 stipend, and unique perks tailored to their project’s needs. Apply before Jan 30 at artists.meadowhlp.com - link in bio ✨

12/22/2025

It was so fun to watch Meadow Fig transform into Alyssa 180 on this season of I Love LA! Did you see us? 👀

Check out these screen grabs from the show, some BTS pics, and what Meadow Fig looks like today!

12/16/2025

✨THE MEADOW ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (WINTER 2026) ✨

🔮 Loveis Wise (they/them) is an illustrator, multidisciplinary artist, and educator. Currently based in Los Angeles, Loveis’ work is centered around reimagining futures, liberation, and q***r/gender-expansive communities and their stories.

We are such big fans of Loveis and their work, and we can’t wait for you to see the magic they create with their upcoming project ✨
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We received so many applications, and we were BLOWN AWAY by the amount of talent in our extended community. Which is why we’re also establishing our inaugural Meadow Artists’ Cohort! Four more incredible artists will be joining our Artist in Residence this winter. We truly love their work, and we know you will, too.

⛅️ Santos Arrué (she/her) is a Guatemalan-Honduran-American writer/director born and raised in Los Angeles whose work explores identity, foreignness, displacement, and community. Santos was a 2025 Tomorrow’s Filmmakers Today Fellow and is currently developing her debut feature, How to Stop the Sky from Wanting.

☎️ Alyssa Spradley (she/her) writes poetry, prose, and songs as a way to process big emotions and questions in life. In her project, how often do you call your mom, Alyssa writes about the complexity of coming of age while navigating her mom’s ten year progressive brain disease.

🌊 heidi andrea restrepo rhodes (they/them) is a q***r, non-binary, crip/disabled, brown, writer, artist, scholar, educator, cultural worker and creature of the Colombian diaspora. They are a professor of feminist, q***r, and disability studies; and poetry co-editor at Apogee Journal. Their poetry and creative non-fiction have been published in American Poetry Review, The Normal School, and Waxwing, among other places.

🌀 Alex Nystrom (he/him) is an Ojibwe filmmaker born and raised in Minneapolis. Alex is a 2025 Sundance Institute Native Lab Fellow developing his debut feature film, Spiral, which most recently participated in the 2025 Gotham Week Project Market.

12/09/2025

✨THIS WEEK AT MEADOW ✨
A little something for everyone!

🍿Come watch the incredible short, Paydirt, written and directed by 🎥 8pm Tuesday at York Manor

🧘 Get your midday stretch in with .fitness.la at 12pm in the York Manor backyard

🎄Laugh your ass of at ’s A Very Merry Knickmas Holiday Table Read 🏀 8pm Friday at Meadow Fig

💫 Reflect on 2025 and manifest everything you want for 2026 at our end of year Clarity Workshop hosted by 🚀 9am Saturday at York Manor

🛍️ Shop for all your holiday presents (and for yourself) ’s TWO DAY market!!! 🎁 5-10pm Saturday night and 10am-4pm on Sunday

WHAT A FUN WEEK!!! Can’t wait to see you all!!!

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