Programs & Events

The Oscar-nominated Wolfwalkers mixes beautiful, innovative mix of emotive 2D line work and mythical woodblocks.

Join us in the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden for a day of family-friendly activities inspired by the artwork of the garden.

Writer-director Haifaa al-Mansour’s inspiring story of youthful pluck and perseverance is the first feature film—and the first directed by a woman—in Saudi Arabia.

Playwright, actor, director, storyteller, and improviser M.J. Kang leads a workshop in creating short plays dedicated to someone important in our lives.

An out-of-work but irrepressible guitarist played by Jack Black poses as a substitute music teacher at an elite elementary school, exposing the students to his rock ‘n roll idols and learning a few lessons of his own.

Create maps of your personal experiences of Los Angeles using five spatial elements: paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks. Led by Gabe Milner, chair of the history department at the Episcopal School of Los Angeles. In conjunction with Joan Didion: What She Means.

In this kids workshop, write a short creative piece inspired by the New York City jazz scene in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Desperate to prove his talent and become a musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz, young Miguel finds himself in the fantastical Land of the Dead on an extraordinary journey to unlock his family history.

Hands-on, family friendly creative activities inspired by artworks on view at the museum.

In this creative writing workshop for kids, craft poetry and prose that enact a sense of movement.