Programs & Events

Drop by Art Lab for hands-on creative activities inspired by artworks on view at the museum.

The Hammer is an official Vote Center for the California Primary Election, including primaries for the state’s governor, US Senate, and other races.

Now in its 22st edition, the biennial UCLA Festival of Preservation showcases the UCLA Film & Television Archive’s latest preservation and restoration projects on the big screen.

The Hammer is an official Vote Center for the California Primary Election, including primaries for the state’s governor, US Senate, and other races.

The Hammer is an official Vote Center for the California Primary Election, including primaries for the state’s governor, US Senate, and other races.

Curatorial Assistant Jessi DiTillio leads an in-person discussion of Patricia Domínguez-Claro's work.

This immersive cinematic experience created by artist Rebeca Méndez journeys into the California depths to confront a half-century of chemical dumping off the coast of Catalina Island. Followed by a conversation with UCLA English Professor Elizabeth DeLoughrey, and investigative journalist Rosanna Xia.

Free weekly drop-in sessions are open to all who are interested in learning how to live more presently.

Writer-director Abdolreza Kahani’s slow-burn thriller follows a schlubby émigré who performs Islamic ritual washing of the dead as a cultural service of the Iranian government, who is recruited by an enigmatic, exiled pop star to help her with a public protest.

Screening of two new films from Iran, as part of the 2026 UCLA Celebration of Iranian Cinema.