Returning for its 11 year, LéaLA past events have included a prestigious lineup of writers, poetry reading sessions, signings, children’s workshops, book presentations and more. This year’s literacy celebration is no different; it will continue to offer free programs and activities for children, families and educators.
With the upcoming 2027 Super Bowl and LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is inviting Angelenos to attend her 3rd …
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Returning for its 11 year, LéaLA past events have included a prestigious lineup of writers, poetry reading sessions, signings, children’s workshops, book presentations and more. This year’s literacy celebration is no different; it will continue to offer free programs and activities for children, families and educators.
With the upcoming 2027 Super Bowl and LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is inviting Angelenos to attend her 3rd Annual Sports and Entertainment Procurement Summit on Monday, September 28 at 9 am at the L.A. Convention Center.
Two pioneering figures in Chicano cinema and literature will discuss their work and answer questions during the 38th annual Tomás Rivera Conference at the University of California, Riverside.
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This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission.
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