Join us for a celebration of Native American culture and community with clothing, jewelry, art, food, dancers, drummers, and performers. Grand Entry: 12 p.m. Co-hosted by the the United American Indian Involvement, Inc. Free parking available at Structure A (B and C Levels) and Lot 2.
Raiford Rogers Modern Ballet presents the world premieres of Who Has Seen the Wind? and Landscape in Blue, alongside the choreographer’s acclaimed Islands in the Sea.
In My College Era - Want to make a good impression on your professors? Hear from author and Professor Sandor Ferencz about how you can foster connections.
In Blessings from the Three, Amina Cruz transforms the redlined landscapes of Los Angeles into living sites where histories and hauntings of dispossession, queer memory, and communal feeling persist in the present through enduring relationships to place.
Curated by Aaron Gomez and Guest Curator Steve Galindo
On view August 1 – September 12, 2026
Opening Reception to take place on August 1 from 6 – 9 p.m.
Curated through an open call, FuturoGenerational is an accompaniment to Amina Cruz’s Blessings from the Three exhibition.
FuturoGenerational is a Southern California regional focus featuring lens-based student work from colleges and universities affiliated with the FotoSocal constellation of exhibitions.
Gallery hours: Tuesday to Friday, 12 - 5 p.m.
College 101 - Learn how to read a course syllabus, create a study schedule, and learn more about college grading. This webinar is co-hosted by Margaret Finnegan, Ph.D.