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.

Santa Monica celebrates Julia Morgan Legacy Day at the Annenberg Community Beach House to honor the influential architect, with free public access to talks and tours on March 3.

Malibu is hosting its 2024 Student Art Exhibition, featuring works by local students, with a closing reception on March 10 for the public to meet the artists.

The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival returns to Glendale, CA, in 2024, promising a showcase of college theatre talent, with performances, competitions, and educational opportunities.

The City of Irvine introduces the "Natural Language: Contemporary Book Art" exhibition, which transfigures books into sculptural art, running from February 11 through May 5 at the Great Park Gallery.

The Irvine Fine Arts Center hosts an artist panel on January 27th with art critic Shana Nys Dambrot and featured artists from "Revision" and "Into the Garden." The events have free admission.

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians donated $100,000 to the San Bernardino County Museum for a new STEAM learning space, featuring interactive exhibits like an augmented reality sandbox.

The Long Beach Public Library celebrates black history with "Our History, Our Future," featuring events from professional development to music performances, starting February 3rd.

The Huntington Beach Art Center is hosting its annual Centered on the Center exhibition from January 27 to March 16, featuring 200 artists across various mediums.

The San Bernardino County Museum hosted a talk alongside the "Power of the Press: Black Voice News @ 50" exhibit, celebrating MLK and civil rights dialogue. The exhibit, showcasing the Black Voice News' role in the community, runs until March 3.