Living Harriet Tubman will premiere in Washington, D.C. as part of the 2026 Black History Film Festival on February 20th. The short documentary follows Nancy Whittle, a Fresno-based educator and Civil War reenactor who has spent more than 30 years portraying Harriet Tubman in reenactments across California. Supported in part by California Humanities, the film […]
JazzAntiqua Dance & Music Ensemble will present The Stories We Tell, an intimate jazz-theater performance honoring Black History Month on Sunday, February 22, 2026, at the Silver Screen Theater at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. Blending jazz music, dance, spoken word, film, and visual art, the performance celebrates Black joy, lived experience, cultural […]
OAKLAND—Union Maya and the Oakland Public Library 81st Ave branch have partnered to offer a workshop series in Mayan backstrap weaving. Come learn about and try your hand at the craft with expert Maya Mam weavers. Where: Oakland Public Library 81st Ave Branch, 1021 81st Ave, Oakland, CA 94621 When: Select Saturdays 10am-12pm (Jan: 17, […]
Anaheim - Come kick off Arab American Heritage Month and celebrate the completion of the Welcome Little Arabia Mural and learn about this new addition to the Little Arabia District. Students and community members who directly contributed to the mural will be present to tell the story of how it came to life. Where: Al […]
Attention Santa Barbara community! SBTHP invites YOU to attend one of two free, upcoming workshops titled, WHAT OUR MONUMENTS SAY ABOUT US: A Community Workshop & Panel About Santa Barbara’s King Carlos III Statue & How We Choose To Memorialize the Past. WHOSE STATUE IS IT ANYWAY? WHAT DO OUR MONUMENTS SAY ABOUT US? Come learn about Santa Barbara’s King Carlos III statue and its storied past. Hear from an expert panel as they discuss the broader public discourse, and recent national trends & scholarship surrounding historical statues, monuments and memorials in public spaces. HAVE YOUR VOICE HEARD! Become a part of the dialogue […]
Overview What History Lies Beneath DTLA’s Bright Lights? Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square and Los Angeles Conservancy, with generous support from Karsh Family Foundation and Broad Foundation, in partnership with California Humanities and City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs In its 175-year history, California has had dark and bright moments. But the state, […]
Overview What History Lies Beneath DTLA’s Bright Lights? Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square and Los Angeles Conservancy, with generous support from Karsh Family Foundation and Broad Foundation, in partnership with California Humanities and City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs In its 175-year history, California has had dark and bright moments. But the state, […]
Overview What History Lies Beneath DTLA’s Bright Lights? Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square and Los Angeles Conservancy, with generous support from Karsh Family Foundation and Broad Foundation, in partnership with California Humanities and City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs In its 175-year history, California has had dark and bright moments. But the state, […]
Overview What History Lies Beneath DTLA’s Bright Lights? Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square and Los Angeles Conservancy, with generous support from Karsh Family Foundation and Broad Foundation, in partnership with California Humanities and City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs In its 175-year history, California has had dark and bright moments. But the state, […]
Staging Section 14: Restorative Practices Talk & Community Archive Scanning Session April 19, 2026 | 12:30-1:30 PM Talk | 1:30-2:00 PM Scanning The Church of St. Paul in the Desert 125 W El Alameda, Palm Springs, CA 92262 Hosted in collaboration with The Church of St. Paul in the Desert, this community session explores the […]
