soundSpark is a monthly music series for young children featuring solo and duo performances by emerging artists. This month, the performer will be Melinda Rice, a violinist who loves stories.
The Los Angeles Art Association hosts a reception to open an exhibition of works by Joan Wulf and Tom Lamb.
MAK Center hosts its second annual "MAK Games," a tennis tournament to raise money for this non-profit center for art and architecture headquartered in West Hollywood. Tickets, $140 to $220, can be purchased online.
The Classical Theatre Lab Reading Series presents a special Halloween reading on the Day of the Dead/All Saints Day of The Haunting of Hill House by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel by Shirley Jackson. Directed by Steve Peterson. Producer: Maggie Palomo.
The City of West Hollywood and PEN Center USA will present an author talk with Erwin Chemerinsky regarding his most recent book, "The Case Against the Supreme Court."
The counterculture movement of the 1960s is one of the most continually fascinating and endlessly examined milestones of the twentieth century. Legendary photographer Jim Marshall visually chronicled the movement as perhaps no one else did.
Playwrights Terry McFadden and Thomas Misuraca present Something Wicked Funny This Way Comes, their latest offering of short plays that are so funny, it's scary. Parking validation will be available for this free reading.
Prism, a solo show by Australian artist-in-residence Robin Eley, will feature an installation comprised of nine new oil on Belgian linen works and five innovative 3D-printed photopolymer sculptures. The exhibition will be accompanied by a 32-page show catalog featuring an essay written by Venita Poblocki, curator and visual arts coordinator for the Willoughby City Council […]
"She's History! A Galapalooza of Fabulous Females Who Make and Made History" is a play about women who make and made history.
Celebration Theatre and the City of West Hollywood on the third Tuesday of each month present readings of new works celebrating the LGBTQ experience. In "Burning Leaves" by Tom Rowan, a gay actor moves from New York for a fresh start as a drama teacher in a Midwest high school. Soon after his arrival, the teacher must contend with a lonely divorcee and a gay teen - both of whom are attracted to him - as well as a self-centered "it girl."
The Hollywood Autumn Ball Dance Festival 2014 will feature professional showcases by Lenny Proskurov and Samantha Safir; Leo Rotenberg and Alla Kocherga; Sergey Savelyev and Ebonee Le'Treice; Pre-Teen US National Champions Lev Khmelev and Natalina Chen; a special guest performance by Interkidstheater Ballet Studio; and vocal performances by the 2013 winners of the Hummingbird International Vocal Competition.
Opening Reception: How Human of You by Kent Williams
The Lambda Literary Book Club highlights a different LGBT book each month. Admission is free. Validated parking is provided. For more information and to learn the book that will be discussed, call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.lambdaliterary.org/book-clubs/lambda-lit-book-club The October Book Club discussion will feature the book Are You My Mother? A Comic Drama by author […]
soundSpark is a monthly music series for young children featuring solo and duo performances by emerging artists. This month's performer is violist Cassia Streb.
The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives hosts a screening of the Foxy Merkins.
The Women And Books Club, sponsored by the City of West Hollywood's Women's Advisory Board, meets the first Tuesday of each month to discuss a particular book. For more information, please email [email protected], call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.meetup.com/womenandbooksinweho.
The Friends of the West Hollywood Library with support from the City of West Hollywood presents "The Golden Age of Broadway: Lyricists and Composers" with TV host and producer Sonny Fox.
Informed by the prose and imagery of Edgar Allen Poe, Chris Anthony’s “Seas Without A Shore” includes wet plate collodion prints along with color photographs.
The Lambda Literary Book Club highlights a different LGBT book each month. Admission is free. Validated parking is provided. For more information and to learn the book that will be discussed, call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.lambdaliterary.org/book-clubs/lambda-lit-book-club
The Women And Books Club, sponsored by the City of West Hollywood's Women's Advisory Board, meets the first Tuesday of each month to discuss a particular book. For more information, please email [email protected], call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.meetup.com/womenandbooksinweho.
The Lambda Literary Book Club highlights a different LGBT book each month. Admission is free. Validated parking is provided. For more information and to learn the book that will be discussed, call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.lambdaliterary.org/book-clubs/lambda-lit-book-club
The Women And Books Club, sponsored by the City of West Hollywood's Women's Advisory Board, meets the first Tuesday of each month to discuss a particular book. For more information, please email [email protected], call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.meetup.com/womenandbooksinweho.
The Lambda Literary Book Club highlights a different LGBT book each month. Admission is free. Validated parking is provided. For more information and to learn the book that will be discussed, call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.lambdaliterary.org/book-clubs/lambda-lit-book-club
The Women And Books Club, sponsored by the City of West Hollywood's Women's Advisory Board, meets the first Tuesday of each month to discuss a particular book. For more information, please email [email protected], call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.meetup.com/womenandbooksinweho.
The Women And Books Club, sponsored by the City of West Hollywood's Women's Advisory Board, meets the first Tuesday of each month to discuss a particular book. For more information, please email [email protected], call (310) 652-5340 or visit www.meetup.com/womenandbooksinweho.
