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  • Artist Betye Saar, wearing a blue top, explores a bamboo grove in the Japanese Garden at The Huntington.
    Nov 11
    thru Nov 30
    • Art

    Betye Saar: Drifting Toward Twilight

    • The Huntington Library, Art Museum & Botanical Gardens
      1151 Oxford Rd., San Marino
    $13 - $29

    The site-specific installation features a vintage wooden canoe and found objects harvested by Saar from The Huntington’s 207-acre grounds.

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  • A square promotional image with the title "Broadway At The Beach" written in a golden-shaped rectangle at the top. The background is black with sparkling parallel gold lines in a chevron 'V' shape emanating from the center outward. A purple and blue multicolored ribbon loops and stretches from left to right across the image and behind the gold logo at the top. At the bottom of the image reads "Long Beach Terrace Theater 2024-2025" in a gradient of peach to dark purple colors. The middle of the image has four rectangular promotional tiles for the four shows of the theater season - in the top left is "The Book of Mormon," in the top right is "Come From Away," in the bottom left is "The Cher Show," and in the bottom right is "Champions of Magic: Chasing The Unbelievable"
    Sep 14
    thru May 2
    • Sponsored
    • Entertainment
    • Music
    Sponsored

    Broadway At The Beach 2024-2025 Season – Long Beach

    • Long Beach Terrace Theater
      300 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach
    Packages starting at $179 for all four shows

    Broadway At The Beach 2024-2025 Season is coming to the Long Beach Terrace Theater, featuring four blockbuster shows. Season tickets on sale now.

    Tickets & Info
  • A photograph of an artistic sculpture titled by Xin Liu titled "The Mothership" (detail), 2023. Silicone, bronze, aluminum, customized cooling system. A cast of what appears to be lips and a chin is disembodied in white fuzz on a gray-blue background. It is surrounded by 4 silvery round divets in a square pattern around the cast.
    Sep 14
    thru Jan 5
    • Sponsored
    • Art
    • Educational
    Sponsored

    "Breath(e): Toward Climate and Social Justice" at Hammer Museum

    • Hammer Museum
      10899 Wilshire Blvd., Westwood
    Free admission

    See this groundbreaking exhibition that confronts the climate crisis and its deep connection to social justice!

    Tickets & Info
  • A bound copy of the 'LA Story' movie script lies open on a white surface.
    Sep 12
    thru Jan 4
    • Art
    • Movies
    • Entertainment

    'L.A. Story'

    • Hauser & Wirth
      901 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles
    FREE

    The 1988 Steve Martin classic comedy 'L.A. Story' is the focus of a new exhibit at Hauser & Wirth.

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  • An art piece that looks like a humanoid female mannequin displayed on a wall with a silver hat and metal slats fanning out from her back. Her abdomen looks translucent, wiring visible where organs should be.
    Sep 21
    thru Jan 4

    'Blended Worlds: Experiments in Interplanetary Imagination'

    • Brand Library and Art Center
      1601 W Mountain St., Glendale
    FREE

    The exhibit pairs artists with a team of JPL scientists and engineers to “present a vision of the future that invites the viewer to consider the impact of greater connectedness."

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  • Two paintings - one colorful, one black and white - are shown on a wall. In the center, a plaque that reads "Cheech Marin presents The Chicano Collection/La Colección Chicana."
    Aug 8
    thru Dec 31
    • Art
    • Children and Family

    The Chicano Collection

    • Old Orange County Courthouse
      211 W. Santa Ana Blvd., Santa Ana
    FREE

    "The Chicano Collection/La Colección Chicana" exhibit features 26 works by Chicano artists from actor and comedian Cheech Marin’s personal collection.

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  • A bottle of Rites of Fall rye whiskey by The Obscure is displayed among fall leaves and a fallen tree branch.
    Oct 3
    thru Nov 30
    • Food & Drink
    • Experiences
    • Entertainment

    Rites of Fall release at The Obscure

    • The Obscure L.A.
      1356 Palmetto St., Downtown L.A.
    $150

    Somewhere between a theatrical event and a distillery tour is The Obscure.

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    Oct 5
    thru Dec 31
    • Community Events
    • Art
    • Children and Family

    What Water Wants

    • Lewis MacAdams Riverfront Park (formerly Marsh Park)
      2944 Gleneden St., Elysian Valley
    Free

    An experience that leads participants on an audio tour of the Glendale Narrows.

    Tickets & Info
  • The full 'American Idiot' ensemble performs the titular song on stage. The lead singer stands center stage in a flannel shirt, white tee, and slacks as he sings. Behind him the lyrics "don't want to be an American idiot" are displayed across a steel awning.
    Oct 2
    thru Nov 10
    • Theater
    • Entertainment
    • Music

    'American Idiot'

    • Mark Taper Forum
      135 N. Grand Ave., Downtown L.A.
    FROM $55

    This ambitious production of 'American Idiot,' based on the Green Day album of the same name, features both deaf and hearing actors.

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  • A promotional image for Caltech. The title at the top reads in dark letters "The Watson Lectures 2024-2025 Season." The background is shades of yellow, teal, and white. A collage of photographs includes seven Caltech lecturers in various poses. One wears an indigo blue suit holding an Ehrlenmeyer flask. Next to him is a man with glasses in front of a film reel with the film unspooled. To his right is a woman in a blazer and blouse holding an open book. Below her is an image of a speaker's podium with "Caltech" across the front with white letters on an orange rectangular background. To her right is a man in a dark t-shirt with a bald head talking and gesturing in front of mathematical formulas written behind him. In the back row is a woman wearing a dark long-sleeve shirt and her arms crossed, smiling at the camera. Behind her is an image of a satellite sailing through the air. To her right is a woman with shoulder length hair holding a model of purple colored molecules. To her right is a man wearing an emerald shirt with his arms crossed. To his right is an image of a geographical landscape.
    Oct 23
    thru May 28
    • Sponsored
    • Lectures & Talks
    • Educational
    Sponsored

    The Watson Lectures at Caltech: 2024-2025 Season

    • Caltech’s Beckman Auditorium
      332 S. Michigan Ave., Pasadena
    Free

    At this engaging lecture series you will hear from scientists and engineers on the forefront of discovery who are expanding knowledge, tackling society's most pressing challenges, and inventing the technologies of the future. Free and open to the public.

    Tickets & Info
  • Designer Diane von Furstenberg poses for photographers in front of her collection of wrap dresses. Her dress is black and white. The displayed dresses are mostly cheetah print.
    Oct 17
    thru Aug 31
    • Art
    • Educational
    • Only In LA

    Diane von Furstenberg: Woman Before Fashion

    • Skirball Cultural Center
      2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Brentwood
    $18

    The Skirball opens a new exhibition of her life and work.

    Tickets & Info
  • Nina Katchadourian's "Monument to the Unelected" art installation. It features campaign lawn signs of many past elections.
    Oct 16
    thru Nov 17
    • Art
    • Outdoor

    Nina Katchadourian: Monument to the Unelected

    • 896 S. Oakwood St.
      , Orange
    Free

    Take a look back on political candidates of yore with Nina Katchadourian’s timely public sculpture, "Monument to the Unelected."

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