Author Priya Parker discusses her new book, “The Art of Fighting,” and how healthy conflict can shape stronger relationships and communities in a conversation moderated by Francesca de Quesada Covey.
Set in Watts, Los Angeles, “If I Go Will They Miss Me” follows 12-year-old Lil Ant in a father-son story about Black family, imagination, love, and healing.
“Serial Killer Speakeasy” combines immersive theater with four true-crime stories and four themed cocktails during a 90-minute experience at the Coral Gables Woman’s Club.
Cristina Soriano examines Spanish reformism, Caribbean revolutions, and Trinidad’s transition from Spanish to British rule during the late 18th century.
“Morel Doucet: The Things We Carry” opens Sept. 24 with a reception featuring ceramics, portraits, and mixed-media works exploring migration, climate change, cultural memory, identity, and the Caribbean diaspora.
Dr. Martha Gonzalez examines collective songwriting among Chican@ Artivistas in East Los Angeles, exploring its history, creative process, and role in testimony, political expression, consensus building, and community knowledge.
"Treasure Island: A New Adventure" follows Jim Hawkins, his mother Ruth, and a crew of sailors and pirates on a voyage to Skull Island in search of buried treasure.
Jarred Armstrong performs live at Armstrong, bringing his R&B, soul, jazz, and funk influences to the venue following a career spanning festivals, television appearances, and a first-place win at Amateur Night at the Apollo.
Chef Omar Montero takes over The Burrow for “Tacos & Grooves,” featuring five signature tacos, Mexican-inspired cocktails, dessert, and an all-vinyl soundtrack.
A string quartet performs selections from The Beatles’ catalog during this Candlelight tribute concert, featuring songs including “Yesterday,” “Eleanor Rigby,” “Here Comes the Sun,” and “Let It Be.”