Santa Clarita's City Hall opens "Nature's Palette" art exhibit, showcasing diverse works exploring nature, from September 19, 2024, to January 8, 2025.

The Long Beach Public Library will host the 6th Annual Vida Latina series from September 17 to October 12, 2024, featuring cultural events, a community quilt project, financial workshops, author sessions, and a finale celebration.

ReflectSpace gallery hosts the photographic exhibition Projecting L.A. 2024, curated by Julia Dean and others, featuring images from diverse photographers that explore Los Angeles's varied stories.

The Lancaster Museum of Art and History presents "Desert Forest: Life with Joshua Trees," an exhibition mixing art, science, and indigenous perspectives to discuss the Mojave Desert ecosystem.

The Ontario Arts Festival will offer art, jazz, and street food on October 19, 2024, in downtown Ontario, featuring artist booths, live demonstrations, and music, with the local museums showcasing "The Art of Healing" exhibit.

Santa Clarita invites poets to submit their work for the 2025 Sidewalk Poetry Project, aiming to embed verse in the city's pavements for pedestrians to enjoy.

MOAH and the City of Palmdale invite artists to paint fiberglass antelope sculptures for Antelopes on Parade; submissions due by September 9, 2024. Selected artists receive a $250 honorarium plus $100 for materials.

"Sagittarius Ponderosa" is a play directed by Skylar Reede at The MAIN exploring family dynamics and identity, scheduled for performances in late August and early September. Tickets are available online.

The Old Orange County Courthouse is hosting 'The Chicano Collection' art exhibit featuring digital prints of works by prominent Chicano artists from Cheech Marin's collection.

The Homeland Cultural Center in Long Beach is hosting DanceFest at Cesar E. Chavez Park Amphitheater on August 9, featuring local talent and a variety of dances. Mayor Rex Richardson promotes the family-friendly event.

Artist Naomi Young will present her "Textura" exhibition at The MAIN in Santa Clarita, featuring textured artworks from August 6 to September 30, with a reception on August 15.

A student art exhibit at Glendale City Hall promotes water conservation, featuring works from the MWD's "Being Waterwise Is…" project, including two Glendale students.

The LA County Department of Arts and Culture grants $6.4 million to nonprofit arts organizations, the largest award in 15 years, with funds aimed at supporting cultural engagement and social justice.