Supervisor Kathryn Barger signed a steel beam at the Armenian American Museum in Glendale, also contributing $1 million to its construction. The museum is progressing with its foundational phase complete.

Palmdale launches a mural mentor program pairing emerging with established artists to create local artwork. Participants will get stipends, and submission is open until March 28.

The city of Santa Clarita invites local youths to join the 2024 Young Artists and Authors Showcase focused on climate change, with a chance to win a $1,000 prize.

The "That OC Sound" exhibition at John Wayne Airport showcases Orange County's musical heritage, featuring historical instruments and celebrating local artists.

The Colton Area Museum, originally the 1908 Colton Carnegie Library, reopens after extensive renovations, offering a modern and interactive experience of the city's history.

Santa Monica's Art Bank acquires Gary Tyler's "In Memoriam of an Ashanti Warrior," spotlighting local talent and reflecting on America's justice system.

Santa Clarita's City Hall is hosting an art exhibition titled "Cityscapes and Streetscapes" from now until June 5, featuring a variety of media including paintings and photos.

Santa Monica adds a new piece to its Art Bank collection as part of a collaboration with Frieze Los Angeles, set to be revealed at the upcoming art fair.

A new exhibit at John Wayne Airport honors the late Huell Howser, the host of "California's Gold." Presented by Chapman University, it features Howser's personal items and runs from February to May 2024.

The Newhallywood Film Festival celebrates Santa Clarita's cinematic history with a focus on silent films and legends like Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Thomas Ince. Events include classic film screenings and a bus tour of historical sites.

The Newhallywood Silent Film Festival in Santa Clarita celebrates historic silent films and legacies of Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Thomas Ince with screenings and events from February 16-18.

Santa Clarita's One Story One City program features "The Woman in the Castello" by Kelsey James, with events including a ghost tour, a Q&A with the author, and a "Books and Brews" gathering.

The Irvine Fine Arts Center's "Reencuentros" exhibition explores the themes of home and family through photography, and will be free to visit from March 2 with an artist reception on March 16.