San Francisco’s Mission District will be the site for the first televised Lowrider Parade, in honor of National Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month, according to organizers.
Twenty-nine-year-old Kim Rosado opened Sol Pilates LA in Uptown Whittier in January of this year, and it's already making an impact in its fir…
The Inland Empire (IE) is quietly cultivating one of the most dynamic literary ecosystems in California. At the heart of that effort stands th…
The organization KLBRI is offering several workshops for healing and grounding in response to the ICE raids affecting our communities in Los A…
Yvette Zea is connecting the city of Pico Rivera by creating two clubs to keep residents active: the Pico Women Bicycle Club and the Pico Rive…
When Olivia Nunez expressed an interest in learning to play mariachi, her father, Eddie Nunez, wholeheartedly embraced her dream. He drove her…
This summer, people walking or driving by Manual Arts Senior High and Augustus F. Hawkins High School in South L.A. will be able to enjoy a fe…
When you step into the “Archaeology of Memory” exhibit by Chicana artist, curator and theorist Amalia Mesa-Bains at The Cheech Marin Center fo…
Eight years after moving back into her childhood home, nestled into an Echo Park street lined with long-standing, cozy homes and shady greener…
It’s a history that’s operatic in scope with elements of beauty, danger, passion and chameleon-like talents, and director Travis Gutiérrez Sen…
The San Fernando Valley book fair “Celebrating Words: Art and Literacy Festival” takes place this Saturday, featuring a 25' rock climbing wall…
Nydia Armendia-Sánchez’s new picture book, "Frida Kahlo’s Flower Crown," is a vibrant tribute to resilience and the enduring power of Latino h…
For professional dancer and teacher Isis Avalos, dance is more than physical movement—it’s a sacred expression of her spirituality, a way to c…
If your school’s prom will be boring, Chicxs Rockerxs South East LA (CRESLA) has an event for youth.
Most of the time, the gowns that take over the Met Gala’s red carpet are worn by women. But not at this year’s iconic event.
Summer is coming soon (although we’ve had some late Spring showers lately) and LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes will start its Summer of Salsa Conc…
Theater is a one-of-a-kind medium, older than television and film, yet it is the underdog in this city of lights, camera and influencers.
The Honda Center, home of the Anaheim Ducks and host of concerts and other events, will get a $1 billion, privately funded modernization throu…
Rather than offering a static portrait of Violeta Parra, Ericka Verba’s “Thanks to Life”presents a kinetic study of an artist who continually …
