Programs & Events

Now in its 14th year at the Hammer, Bloomsday is a worldwide annual celebration of James Joyce and his landmark book Ulysses. This lively celebration features a cast of veteran actors delivering dramatic readings from the novel interspersed with songs. Followed by festivities in the museum’s courtyard with live music and Guinness on tap.

The UCLA Film & Television Archive screens part of their Imagining Indigenous Cinema: New Voices, New Visions film list.

Curatorial assistant Ashton Cooper leads an in-person discussion of Guadalupe Rosales' work.

Composer and producer Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah is joined in conversation by Dr. Joshua Myers, Associate Professor of African American Studies at Howard University and author of the new book Of Black Study.

The UCLA Film & Television Archive screens a trio of unforgettably macabre television episodes directed by Ida Lupino, followed by a Q&A with Ida Lupino scholar Alexandra Seros.

Learn about the process (and effect) of poetry by creating your own on topics like our planet, climate change, and home.

The UCLA Film & Television Archive screens films by director Andre De Toth.