Doris Quintanilla
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Catch a behind the scenes look at the singer/songwriter who Rolling Stones named as one of "Greatest songwriters ever."
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This special performance comes from the Daniel Pearl World Music Days, an annual global concert that puts to the forefront the ideals of tolerance, friendship and humanity.
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This critically-acclaimed film addresses two questions that are prevalent all throughout Skirball's film series: "what role does the artist play in society, and what obligations does society have toward the arts?"
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The REDCAT brings you one of the most critically-acclaimed choreographers in the nation, Tere O'Connor, for a night of beautiful dance and movement. His performances are always a can't-miss, and audiences will be enthralled by the enriching fuse of music and dance.
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This one of a kind music festival brings you four resident ensembles, 96 composers, and over 350 new works. Did we mention it all takes place in a coatroom?
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What's one thing that self-described Libertarian and Atlantic magazine business and economic editor Megan McArdle thinks Americans do best? Fail.
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Concerned about politicians spending record-breaking amounts of cash into their campaigns this election season? You're not alone. Join the Hammer and guests in a discussion on these million dollar fueled election campaigns.
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Bikes are everywhere nowadays, and they're here to stay. Come and join the UCR ARTSblock as they commemorate bikes and their effects on SoCal's one-of-a-kind culture and lifestyle.
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Calling all classical Indian music enthusiastsREDCAT is bringing the best classical Indian music artists and new rising stars together for a 3 day can't miss event.
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Election day is just around the corner. As candidates vie for your votes, the Hammer brings a thought-provoking forum on the role of money in electing our government officials.
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The Hammer will be screening a 60 minute documentary on the Mexican labor leader Cesar Chavez, which will be followed by a panel discussion hosted by Edward James Olmos, Chavez' son, and filmmakers and authors who have been inspired by the activist's work and legacy.
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The Skirball present 1965's The Agony and the Ecstasy as part of its Classic Films: Artistic License series.
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Love sports and kids? If so, come get involved with L.A. Works and KEEN L.A.!
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Every Saturday morning in the fall, L.A. Works will co-sponsor "Let's Read," a multi-week program created to connect its volunteers and the youth from Pueblo del Rio and learn from each other.
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Join the Los Angeles County Public Library for a special story time, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Papel picado. Cascarones. Paper Mache Art. Bring the kids to the San Fernando Library to learn the different art forms that make up Hispanic culture.
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The celebration of Hispanic Heritage is in full effect, and the Los Angeles County Library is bringing you the best of Latino culture with Fiesta in Mexico!
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Come join Los Angeles County Public Library's Chicano Resource Center for a night of dance and story telling, as part of their HIspanic Heritage Month celebration.
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This Labor Day weekend join the city of Malibu in its annual chili cook off and carnival event which will provide fun for the entire family!
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The Skirball Center continues its Sunset Concerts with Kenge Kenge, an upbeat music group whose Kenyan roots and beats have captured the attention of millions, including President Barack Obama.
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Come join in on the Hammer's annual music celebration JazzPOP, the museum's outdoor concert program that takes place every Thursday this month.
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Think these two polar bears are cute? While they are undeniably adorable, they are also victims of global warming.
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Scott Anderson is a legend among the waves of Venice beach. He has been shaping surfboards for over twenty years. Join him as he explains the intricate design, differences and process of tailoring a surfboard to perfection.
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JazzPOP is the Hammer's annual outdoor concert program that takes place every Thursday in the month of August.
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The city of Santa Monica will host its annual Santa Monica Film Festival, a competition film festival first founded by a non-profit organization to help new filmmakers present their films to the world. This all-day event will commence with a networking breakfast and feature back-to-back screenings of diverse films, both local and international.
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Jose Alfredo Jiménez, famous composer of ranchera music, wrote more than 100 songs, undoubtedly left his mark in Mexican music history and culture.
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The new Culver Center for the Arts is finally here and to celebrate, the UCR ARTSblock presents the First Thursday Artwalk, an interactive art show in which all audience members are significant to the process of making art.
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The brilliant comic Peter Sellers stars in this slapstick send-up of America on the verge of the countercultural revolution. Paul Mazursky co-wrote the script about a middle-aged mama's boy who decides to tune in, turn on, and drop out."
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"Koolhaas HouseLife examines the daily life of one of the masterpieces of contemporary architecture of recent years: The House in Bordeaux, designed in 1998 by Rem Koolhaas / OMA."
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Are you a fruit jam junkie? If so, join other fruit and jam enthusiasts at LACMA's Public Fruit Jam, where participants will be able to creative their own fruit jams on their own terms, with no recipes. Stop by and let the creative juices flow!
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Catch a behind the scenes look at the singer/songwriter who Rolling Stones named as one of "Greatest songwriters ever."
-
This special performance comes from the Daniel Pearl World Music Days, an annual global concert that puts to the forefront the ideals of tolerance, friendship and humanity.
-
This critically-acclaimed film addresses two questions that are prevalent all throughout Skirball's film series: "what role does the artist play in society, and what obligations does society have toward the arts?"
-
The REDCAT brings you one of the most critically-acclaimed choreographers in the nation, Tere O'Connor, for a night of beautiful dance and movement. His performances are always a can't-miss, and audiences will be enthralled by the enriching fuse of music and dance.
-
This one of a kind music festival brings you four resident ensembles, 96 composers, and over 350 new works. Did we mention it all takes place in a coatroom?
-
What's one thing that self-described Libertarian and Atlantic magazine business and economic editor Megan McArdle thinks Americans do best? Fail.
-
Concerned about politicians spending record-breaking amounts of cash into their campaigns this election season? You're not alone. Join the Hammer and guests in a discussion on these million dollar fueled election campaigns.
-
Bikes are everywhere nowadays, and they're here to stay. Come and join the UCR ARTSblock as they commemorate bikes and their effects on SoCal's one-of-a-kind culture and lifestyle.
-
Calling all classical Indian music enthusiastsREDCAT is bringing the best classical Indian music artists and new rising stars together for a 3 day can't miss event.
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Election day is just around the corner. As candidates vie for your votes, the Hammer brings a thought-provoking forum on the role of money in electing our government officials.
