developmental psychologist dr. bonnie goff explains how care, connection, and belonging shape human development, followed by an audience q&a and time to meet the speaker.
Palabra celebrates floricanto, poesía and spoken word with poets Cory Besskepp Cofer, Brian Sonia-Wallace and David Puma, co-hosted by Donato Martinez.
dr. charley binkow traces the causes and consequences of the 1381 peasants’ revolt and its challenge to medieval hierarchy, followed by an audience q&a.
Moving Image Arts screens an episode of the experimental 1990 MTV series Buzz, followed by Mark Pellington’s documentary This Is Buzz and a panel moderated by Joanne McNeil.
Peak Design is excited to host, Tasheena Littleben who will present Honoring Our Matriarchs, a family legacy woven through generations Spend the evening with Tasheena and fellow artists as they share their craft, stories, and work. A drum circle rounds out the celebration, and weavings will be...
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The Plant Plug marks seven years with an afternoon of live performances, DJ sets, a community panel, plant-based trivia, seeds and plants at Obet & Del's Studio.
biological anthropologist natalia reagan surveys same-sex behavior across the animal kingdom and what it reveals about evolution, followed by an audience q&a.
Inspired by Colombia's iconic Petronio Álvarez Festival, this special edition of Que Parche celebrates the vibrant culture of the Colombian Pacific through live music, Afro-Colombian rhythms, dancing, and authentic Colombian food. Discover the sounds of the marimba de chonta, traditional...
prof. drew mcclellan explores how filmmakers use visual space and production design to shape story, character, and emotion, followed by an audience q&a.
Viet Rainbow of Orange County hosts a Vietnamese and Viet-lish conversation meetup with beverages, icebreakers and activities for speakers at every level. The location is emailed after RSVP.
Edmund de Waal and Paul Holdengräber discuss kintsugi, memory, loss, exile and Japan's influence on de Waal's work. Light refreshments follow in the Japanese garden.
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USC Fisher Museum of ArtUSC Pacific Asia MuseumEdmund de WaalPaul Holdengräber
NewFilmmakers Los Angeles presents three InFocus short-film programs spanning Latin America, Spain and the United States, with receptions and audience Q&As throughout the day.
We're making history on September 19th, and you're invited to be part of it. Join us in Venice Beach as we attempt a World Record for the World's Largest Beach Cleanup.
The Art Deco Society of Los Angeles celebrates Clifton's reopening with a private-speakeasy history talk by Nathan Marsak, followed by recorded Jazz Age music, cocktails, food and mingling throughout the landmark building.
Heavy Manners Library screens Bill Daniel’s documentary Who Is Bozo Texino? alongside his Hobo Circuit exhibition, followed by a Q&A with Ian Svenonius.
Scholars Rebecca Corbett and Michelle Liu Carriger lead a hands-on exploration of Japanese tea culture in which guests prepare a bowl of matcha while learning the ceremony's history and practice.
Scholars Rebecca Corbett and Michelle Liu Carriger lead a hands-on exploration of Japanese tea culture in which guests prepare a bowl of matcha while learning the ceremony's history and practice.
Architect Ma Yansong presents the vision and design of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, followed by a roundtable moderated by Domus editorial director Walter Mariotti.
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USC School of ArchitectureMa YansongWalter Mariotti
saskia wilson-brown follows perfume across cultures and eras to show how scent has reflected power, identity, and history, followed by an audience q&a.
Join Venice Book Club for a final discussion of Toni Morrison's Sula. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the facilitated circle begins at 7 p.m.; reading is encouraged but not required, and guests may speak or simply listen.
daniel alvarado revisits natural disasters in the ancient world and how communities understood catastrophe before modern science, followed by an audience q&a.
Meet creators for a free morning of coffee, conversation, and idea sharing at The Lighthouse Campus. The Publish Press hosts a coffee bar, light breakfast, community building, and a special guest speaker, with comedian and writer Esteban Gast as host and emcee.
tired of anxiously waiting to grab a table over overstimulating music? wish your night felt less like going to a club and more like being welcomed to a cozy house party?
dr. neil a. ray goes inside formula 1 medicine to explain the preparation, safety systems, and high-stakes decisions behind race-day care, followed by an audience q&a.
Rare Books LA fills Union Station's Ticket Concourse with more than 50 antiquarian-book exhibitors, author talks, special exhibits and a celebration of Interview with the Vampire's 50th anniversary.
Rare Books LA fills Union Station's Ticket Concourse with more than 50 antiquarian-book exhibitors, author talks, special exhibits and a celebration of Interview with the Vampire's 50th anniversary.
Making money as a creator shouldn't feel like a black box. In this session, we're pulling back the curtain on how creators actually turn an audience into income, from the first paid post to the moment your DMs need an actual system behind them.
