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Sunday, February 22, 2026
Visual Arts
Museums Free-for-All
Gain complimentary admission to the Skirball galleries as part of the annual Museums Free-for-All, a joint effort by over thirty local museums to present art and culture to the diverse communities of Southern California for FREE.
Sunday, February 22, 2026
SoCal Museums Free-For-All 2026
The Autry Museum of the American West
Free-for-All is BACK!On Sunday, February 22, 2026, more than thirty museums—presenting art, cultural heritage, film, natural history, and science—will open their doors and offer free general admission. With museums from Long Beach to Los Angeles to Santa Barbara, there is…
Sunday, February 22, 2026
Panel Discussion
Jews, Comics, and the American Dream: The Origins of the Superhero
Join comics scholars and other guest speakers for a conversation exploring how Jewish artists like Jack Kirby helped shape the American imagination through the birth of the modern superhero.
Saturday, February 21, 2026
Film
District 9
Science fiction and social satire blend in this brilliant commentary on xenophobia and Apartheid, cloaked in the guise of a highly entertaining extraterrestrial action film. Thirty years after a group of malnourished aliens arrive on Earth as a last refuge…
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Comedy
COMEDY | Cold Tofu
Founded in 1981 in Los Angeles, Cold Tofu was created by Marilyn Tokuda, Denice Kumagai, Judy Momii and Irma Escamilla as the nation’s first—and longest-running—Asian American improv and comedy troupe. At a time when Asian Americans rarely appeared in comedy…
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Dance
Alonzo King LINES Ballet
Alonzo King is one of America’s most decorated choreographers, and his San Francisco-based company has stood at the forefront of bold work both on the West Coast and in their global touring for more than four decades. King has been…
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Music
Main Series No. 4: Beethoven and Schubert
Before the concert hall, there was the salon. Before the grand piano, the fortepiano. This program invites you into the sound world of Beethoven and Schubert as they themselves might have heard it: with warm gut strings, responsive transitional bows…
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Film
FILM | Earl.
Earl. is an award-winning documentary feature film profiling the American composer Earl Kim, whose remarkable life and creativity defies categorization. Born into poverty, Earl was raised by his Korean immigrant parents who worked the fields of Dinuba, California. He learned…
Saturday, February 21, 2026
Film
A Thousand and One
Behold the force of nature that is Teyana Taylor in her breakthrough performance in A.V. Rockwell’s gripping and tender story of Black motherhood. Taylor plays Inez, a single mother playing by her own rules in 1990s New York. Forced to…
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Music
Master Class: Gary Hoffman, Cello
Thayer Hall - The Colburn School
Cellist Gary Hoffman leads an in-depth master class with Colburn students, offering a rare glimpse into the artistic, creative, and learning processes. Gary Hoffman made his debut at the Wigmore Hall in London at the age of fifteen, quickly followed…
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Theater
THEATRE | Tam Tran Goes to Washington
Tam Tran is a UCLA senior who prefers life behind the camera. When her undocumented status becomes part of the spotlight she never sought, her best friend Cinthya steps in—and together they find themselves drawn into the national conversation on…
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Visual Arts | Exhibit
Material Prophecies: Craft as Divination
Material Prophecies: Craft as Divination brings together seven artists who turn to craft to divine memory, enact ritual, and seek knowledge of the future. Working with earth, fiber, metal, cyanotype, terracotta, and film, they carry ways of understanding the world…
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Music
MUSIC | Jett Kwong
Jett Kwong is a Los Angeles–based experimental pop artist whose work blends the Chinese guzheng, layered vocal melodies, electronics, and orchestral textures. Raised with a mixed Chinese–American heritage, she brings that hybridity into her music, weaving cultural roots into modern…
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Theater
Uncle Vanya
City Garage @ Bergamot Station Arts Center
Acclaimed playwright Neil LaBute brings a fresh edge to Chekhov’s tragicomic masterpiece about disillusionment, unrequited love, frustrated passion, and the search for meaning. Set in a rural estate at the end of the 19th century, the lives of Vanya, his…
Friday, February 20, 2026
Film
Groundhog Day
Get caught in a time warp with Bill Murray and his fuzzy friend in Harold Ramis’ beloved comedy. When a narcissistic TV weatherman is sent to the small town of Punxsutawney to cover the annual emergence of Punxsutawney Phil, he…
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Music
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Mardi Gras returns to The Soraya with one of the most authentic of New Orleans ensembles. Steeped in the history and musical traditions of the French Quarter for more than 60 years, Preservation Hall Jazz Band taps into a musical…
Sunday, February 15, 2026
Film
Black Orpheus
With an introduction from Founding Member Jerrika Hinton!A stunningly beautiful bossa nova interpretation of the Greek myth of Orpheus set in vibrant and intoxicating Brazil during Carnaval. Young lovers Orfeu and Eurydice run through the favelas of Rio during Carnaval…
Sunday, February 15, 2026
Film
The Lady from Shanghai
Set sail for intrigue, romance, murder, and Rita Hayworth at her most breathtakingly luminous in Orson Welles noir on the high seas. A romantic drifter gets caught between a corrupt tycoon and his voluptuous wife. Watch out that you don’t…
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Music
Piano Poetry: Paul Lewis plays Mozart, Debussy, and Poulenc
Zipper Hall - The Colburn School
This intimate concert by award-winning pianist Paul Lewis, who’s been praised for his “impeccable technique and subtle artistry” (Boston Classical Review), features a series of Mozart and Poulenc pairings. The first half of this charming program includes Mozart’s energetic 10th…