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The 2022 Israel Independence Day Film Festival May 4-18 is playing on Film Festival Flix.
In association with over 200 synagogues and Jewish film festivals around the world, Menemsha Film…
The exterior of Mount Wilson Observatory's famous 100-inch dome. Photo credit Todd Mason.
Mount Wilson Observatory, Southern California's historic home to over 100 years of groundbreaking…
Summertime means enjoying movies under the stars! The popular outdoor summer movie series returns to The Montalbán's rooftop oasis in the heart of Hollywood. The chic, elevated venue is o…
Kacie Lees bending neon at Sentral DTLA. Photo courtesy of MIke Zorbas.
"At Sentral, we're investing in emerging artists," states Dana Wendell, Director of Brand Marketing & Commun…
You are invited to visit the Benton Museum of Art in Pomona, California, to experience a very different view of Paris, and consider the "present" of the past.
Image " Maximilien Luce, …
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures continues their devotion to the movie industry, and its storied history, with their upcoming film screening series.
In addition to their ongoing seri…
"He said to me"'We should be making art together.'"
Stuart C. Paul's new feature-length documentary Ink & Linda chronicles an unexpected friendship that develops between two diverse …
A Black activist is wrongfully incarcerated. His wife, Leah, disguises herself to infiltrate the system and free him. But when injustice reigns, one woman's grit may not be enough to save he…
"Nothing is funnier than unhappiness, I grant you that…"
Opening March 4th at City Garage Theatre, Samuel Beckett's classic existential drama Endgame marks the reopening of this experi…
To celebrate Black History Month, Towne Street Theatre presents Black Annie and the Pastor, one-night only, on Sunday, February 27, 2022 at 4:00 pm.Â
Join the company on Zoom…
The Wallis has announced six new programs across music, dance, and theater on stage this February and March.
FEB 25:Â CONNIE HAN TRIO
Making their Wallis debut,…
In 1965 James Baldwin and William F. Buckley, Jr. were invited to The Cambridge University Union to debate the resolution "The American Dream is at the Expense of The American Negro." The re…
Fine arts and fine wines pair nicely in gorgeous locales. Consider heading north to the Napa Valley this May to enjoy one of several local Summer events.
Yountville Arts presents the 10t…
The Soraya in Northridge is staging some intimate jazz concerts this month.
WHAT ISÂ JAZZ CLUB?
The Soraya puts you right in the middle of the action. Enjoy a drink at a prime table,…
Coming soon to the Laguna Playhouse are three amazing musical experiences that are set to get you grooving to the sensational sounds of the seventies with "You've Got A Friend " Celebrating …
In this edgy teen comedy, Alex Kersting stars as Butter, a whip-smart, jovial junior at high school who happens to be obese. Bullied at school for his large size, Butter struggles with low s…
A thrilling collaboration has been announced.
L.A.'s Latino Theater Company has forged a new partnership with L.A. Mission College to launch Theater 285 " Directed Studies, set to …
One night only! Actor, writer and all-round screen tough guy Chazz Palminteri is set to deliver a tour-du-force rendition of his one-man show, A Bronx Tale, bringing 18 characters to vivid l…
Hollywood's legendary El Capitan Theatre, which is presenting Disney's "Encanto" now through December 5th, will offer a special Spanish language screening of the film on Sunday, …
This weekend only, the LA Philharmonic is presenting three evenings of programs curated by composers. Reel Change: The New Era of Film Music celebrates the 21st century's increasingly …
Lucy Kirkwood's The Children was written before the pandemic, and it's about the aftermath of a nuclear accident and not a virus, but its vibe of looming doom and concern over what can actua…
Featuring art from three major 20-century movements " Fluxus Means Change: Jean Brown's Avant-Garde archive " is now on view at the Getty Research Institute, at the Getty Museum. (The one on…
"I Could Have Danced All Night," "The Rain in Spain," "Wouldn't It Be Loverly" and "On the Street Where You Live."
How many of the wonderful songs from this exquisite musical are indelibl…
"The old woman and the soap bubble."
That's how lead architect Renzo Piano describes the newly opened Academy Museum on Wilshire, dedicated to the art of filmmaking and 120+ years of ide…
The Theatre Raymond Kabbaz (TRK) proudly presents the City of Immortals, a new festivalcelebrating the immortality of the arts inspired by the great artists buried in the historic Père-Lach…
