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After Pearl Harbor, nearly 120,000 people of Japanese descent were sent to relocation camps, bereft of their belongings and removed from their communities. These photos are a glimpse of the strength of spirit they found in art during those times.READ MORE -
Faced with empty horse stalls and bare barracks, Chiura Obata, along with other artists, taught over 600 professionals and amateurs art. Their work fueled a spirit of resilience in their community and helped them face an untenable situation with dignity.READ MORE -
READ MORESaturday, June 22 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Columbia Memorial Space Center 12400 Columbia Way Downey, CA 90242 Enjoy entertainment and activities, free learning resources, information about summer programs, photo opportunities with ...
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Roy Choi takes viewers on a journey through Los Angeles to showcase the inspiring people finding solutions for broken food systems. Here's a rundown of the episodes.READ MORE -
READ MOREWe found a number of notable happenings and events in Los Angeles and around SoCal this May to help plan your social calendar. Read on for all our picks and ...
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READ MOREPBS SoCal recently joined forces with the fine folks at USC Libraries for Finding Our SoCal Roots, an event focused on the importance of researching less-visible histories and exploring how ...
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READ MOREThe weather’s getting warmer and the poppies are popping, which means it’s springtime in Southern California. We found a number of notable events happening in April to help plan your ...
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READ MOREErin Gruwell as a new teacher encouraged 150 students to write, sharing their stories and changing their lives.
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Covering 55 miles of Coachella Valley (and even a few spots in Mexico), the art biennial Desert X can be a daunting task to view. Use this map to maximize your road trip to the desert this year.READ MORE -
READ MOREIt’s World Water Day, and PBS SoCal and KCET have plenty of programs to "stream" (sorry, couldn’t help ourselves) to mark the occasion. Choose your own water journey based on ...
