Programs & Events

Watch episodes of innovative police drama Naked City, which boasted gritty location photography and a host of New York actors in thoughtful, original teleplays that emphasized character over action.

Listen to music, grab a cup of coffee, microwave leftovers, rest, and handle archival materials directly from the shelves.

Deputy director, curatorial affairs Cindy Burlingham leads an in-person discussion of Stanley William Hayter's work.

Hammer members experience our exhibitions before the museum opens to the public with a curator-led walk-through.

Attorney Kamilah V. Moore, chair of the California Reparations Task Force, discusses the committees recent report with recommendations for how the state should atone for its history of racial violence and discrimination against Black residents

UCLA Film & Television Archive presents a series of films that play with the representation of real time and elevate its passage to their explicit subject. High Noon follows a sheriff who has 85 minutes, the exact runtime of the film, to confront a vengeful killer arriving by train.

Hammer educators lead conversation-based tours of the exhibition Made in L.A. 2023: Acts of Living.