Welcome to the Buzz’s community calendar – please explore our list of local-ish events…and please feel free to add your own.
A sketch comedy show all about milk. It’s post-apocalyptic. It’s creamy. It’s sometimes revolting. We ask the central question: when milk goes extinct, how will people remember it? Hopefully as something worth drinking. “Milk” is fully written and produced by the four members of Los Angeles based indie sketch group “Fish Licks”: Hudson Long Molly […]
Free Meet the members of 3B Collective and learn about the history of their group and ideas explored in their various collective projects and collaborations with artisans from regions integral to their familial roots.
Calling all fiber aficionados! Bring your current project or grab supplies from our stash. Led by experienced fiber artists, learn a new skill or help others in the circle. The circle is hosted by Andell Family Sundays, and is open to all ages and skill levels. Masks are strongly recommended indoors for everyone. Learn more […]
Join Sammy Savos and Susan Gal, illustrators of Holocaust graphic novels, for a conversation about the process and unique challenges of illustrating this solemn history, as well as the medium’s potential to connect with broader audiences. This program is part of the Barnes & Noble bookfair. About the books: The Girl Who Sang A heartrending […]
Robert Aldrich’s film version of Mickey Spillane’s pulp novel is one of the most memorably brutal noirs ever produced during what some refer to as the Golden Age of Hollywood. Ralph Meeker plays Spillane’s iconic tough guy private eye Mike Hammer, who finds himself embroiled in a complicated case involving a woman on the run […]
On weekend afternoons this summer, visitors can experience a curated selection of home movies filmed in and around Los Angeles in the state-of-the-art David Geffen Theater (DGT) with the purchase of a museum general admission ticket. Home movies are an essential part of our moving image heritage. The Academy Film Archive collects and conserves home […]
Lessons From Children’s Books transports you back to an elementary school auditorium to hear from debut author, Phillip Reilly who will discuss his new children’s book, The Good Little Listener - an instant classic about a little boy on a journey to unlearn problematic life lessons taught in beloved children’s stories. During the assembly, Phillip […]
The Groundlings Sunday Company puts forth new sketches every week in this hilarious show. It's a fun cast, brimming with new talent from The top level of The Groundlings School! Notes ALL SALES ARE FINAL: NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. No Late Seating. 16 And Over Only.
$20 The Sunday Company members write and perform a new sketch comedy show every Sunday night. Each member has completed the Core Track (improv training) and the Lab Track (sketch training) of The Groundlings School and, because of their amazing potential, was invited to join the Sunday Company. Follow their journey on Instagram HERE! Approx […]
Robert Penn Warren’s Pulitzer Prize–winning novel—inspired by the rise and fall of Huey P. Long, the controversial governor and senator from Louisiana—became a gripping political thriller that won Best Picture. The film also won Oscars for the career-making performance of Broderick Crawford as Willie Stark (the film’s character based on Long) and Mercedes McCambridge’s tough, […]
Tickets $35/$50 REVEL IN THE JOY OF LAUGHING OUT LOUD Laughter is the best medicine to heal our minds and souls, so prepare to feel rejuvenated by The Broad’s first ever night of stand-up comedy, humorous monologues, and other laughter-inducing shenanigans presented in conjunction with the special exhibition, Mickalene Thomas: All About Love. The evening […]
Introduction by filmmaker Roberto Fiesco. Brilliant filmmaker Roberto Gavaldón collaborated with screenwriter José Revueltas to create this distinctly Mexican variant on the time-honored Evil Twin plot: this time, it’s the great Dolores del Río as both a meek, bespectacled manicurist and her mercenary, man-eating sister. But in this case, envy proves to be a greater […]
