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"Gloria Molina Grand Park Presents VendorFest Night Market" to Honor Street Vendors Through Food, Public Art and Community Storytelling in the Heart of Downtown L.A.

Gloria Molina Grand Park will come alive on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 6:00–10:00 p.m., with the first-ever Gloria Molina Grand Park Presents VendorFest Night Market, a vibrant and free celebration that will bring joy, visibility and cultural...

Angelenos of All Ages and Abilities Invited to Unite and Celebrate Their Creativity Through Dance, Music, Art-Making Activities and More at "The Music Center’s Very Special Arts Festival: Family Day"

Creativity takes center stage in Downtown L.A. when The Music Center presents The Music Center’s Very Special Arts Festival: Family Day on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., on Jerry Moss Plaza at The Music Center.

In Downtown L.A.,"The Music Center's Spotlight" Gives Young People a Platform to Discover Their Voice

Studies consistently show that arts education can boost a student's confidence and academic performance, as well as set them up for success in and out of the classroom. And that's where community arts program, such as "The Music Center's Spotlight," come into play.

Angelenos Invited to Connect and Exchange Ideas at the 2026 Spring Edition of "The Music Center’s Innovation Social"

With the theme “Explore L.A.’s Art + Tech,” the next installment of The Music Center’s Innovation Social brings together some of L.A.’s boldest creatives for an evening of connection and exploration.

The Music Center and Gloria Molina Grand Park to Showcase Two Public Art Exhibitions that Focus on Civil Rights, Immigration and the Community Spirit of Resilience

oining a handful of local organizations using their public spaces as platforms for reflection and belonging, The Music Center will present two bold visual art exhibits created in response to federal immigration raids and to highlight civil rights and community resilience.

Angelenos of All Ages Invited to Create Digital Art by Interacting with a Motion Tracking Camera in Free Immersive Art Installation "The Music Center Presents ID Pt. III"

L.A.’s performing arts center invites Angelenos and visitors of all ages to step into a gallery space where they become part of the digital artwork itself. Created by Iranian multimedia artist Armon Naeini, The Music Center Presents ID Pt. III uses motion tracking to generate interactive visuals that move and flow with the human body in real time.