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...
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.
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.
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.
