A group exhibition curated by LA artist Albert Reyes, bringing together 80 artists in a celebration of the strange, the dark, the humorous, and the unexpected.

In Jayro Bustamante’s film, La Llorona's cries are intertwined with calls for social justice and solidarity within Indigenous communities.

Rooted in Indigenous and Latinx traditions, Día de los Muertos honors those who have passed with vibrant offerings, meaningful rituals, and joyful community gathering.

Join us in celebrating Dia de Los Muertos with crafts, music, and food.

Sensory-friendly Sunday is our program for children with autism, sensory processing differences, and other special needs.

A stunning showcase of artwork created by the students of local schools and their after-school program.

A vibrant Día de los Muertos family festival honoring the cherished memories of loved ones who have passed.

We will have festive activities for the whole family.

The free, family-friendly events will take place on Sunday, November 1, 2026.

It’s Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)! Join the Museum of Riverside for November’s First Sundays as we talk about the history

Welcome to Downtown Ventura’s largest event of the year!

These choral works form a gallery of musical “brushstrokes,” celebrating the beauty of the world around us.