16th Century Madrigals of Love, Lust, and Longing.
A virtuoso collection of madrigals and part-songs from 16th-century Europe for four, five and six voices the first of two programs in our Sprin...
LOS ANGELES TIMES CRITICS CHOICE!
Generations of women in Jozannes family have several things in common: Theyre Jamaican; theyre beautiful; and theyve had to endure brutal acts of violence at the...
The extraordinary love affair between Chicago and its baseball Cubs will be celebrated with a screening of We Believe at the South Pasadena Public Library. Its a powerful, passionate, and uplifting fe...
DTMM is back June 20 w/Pop Icon TRACI LORDS!
Hear True Stories Wed NEVER Want Our Moms To Know
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Bring your skills to our team building challenges, and experience how people, and nature, use teamwork to achieve success! Meet at the Grotto Amphitheater. 2 hours.
Idaho born singer-songwriter Josh Ritter has been called one of the "10 Most Exciting Artists Now" by Entertainment Weekly and one of the "100 Best Living Songwriters" by Paste Magazine. His sixth studio album The Beast In It's Tracks was released in March and debuted at #22 on the Billboard 200 and #8 on Billboard’s Top Rock Albums. In addition to this commercial success, the album continues to receive widespread critical acclaim— NPR Music calls it, “…gorgeous and glorious,” while Pitchfork praises, “Beast is contemplative and forgiving, a means of burying one relationship to commit to another, and Ritter nicely evokes the excitement and resignation of such a transition.” In celebration of the album Ritter & The Royal City Band are currently in the midst of a North American tour. Please join us in the Clive Davis Theater for a special discussion with Ritter about the tour, as well as the making of the album. After the discussion, moderated by GRAMMY Museum Executive Director Bob Santelli, Ritter will perform.
In his newest book, Senegal Taxi, California’s Poet Laureate—and teacher and activist—turns his gaze to Africa. For this special evening, Herrera invites two talented younger poets to join him for a foray into what he calls: “the Plankton-like, Picasso-Like, Kandinsky-like chromatics of heart fire, short line enlightenment meditations… double shocked to the present life of what is going on in our diagonal world, war here, peace there—making it all right with these oceanic voices.”
Bring your best poodle skirt, bouffant, and 60s moves (like the stricken chicken!) for a screening under the stars of celebrating the 25th anniversary of John Waters cult classic Hairspray. Shake a ta...
Bring your best poodle skirt, bouffant, and 60s moves (like the stricken chicken!) for a screening under the stars of celebrating the 25th anniversary of John Waters cult classic Hairspray. Shake a ta...
