Events Calendar

Author Fereidun Shokatfard is a Titanic historian and author who is an expert on the sinking of the Titanic, and who has followed the lives of many of the survivors. He has a unique perspective that connects this tragedy with the lives of young and…

Pizza & Politics session for teens featuring a discussion with The Southlander about the importance of independent news.

Explore the history of UFOs and UAP through major cases, key events, evidence, and ongoing questions in this engaging MUFON UFO 101 program. Featuring special guest Paul Hynek, discussing the work and legacy of his father, J. Allen Hynek.

Speak with an LA Law Library staff member to learn about researching your legal issue with trustworthy free legal resources available locally via the Internet and LA Law Library, services and programs available through LA Law Library, classes taught…

Join us to create your own game and storyboard. Learn coding! The classes are taught by Granada Hills Charter High School Robodox Team, using SCRATCH, every first Saturday of 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m., except July. Since July 4 is a holiday, the class…

Join us for an engaging discussion on how artists can help us understand our world!

Learn about Hank Greenberg's dilemma in 1934 about whether to play or pray on Yom Kippur.

Hear the story of Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers.

If you are a small business owner or woman entrepreneur and have questions about starting or growing your business, we encourage you to attend.

Join the Culinary Historians of Southern California as they explore Central America's vibrant cuisine with Alicia Maher.

Join Arnold Weiss as he highlights Hank Greenberg's inspiring journey as America's first Jewish sports superstar, overcoming antisemitism, pursuing Babe Ruth's home run record, and demonstrating his faith by sitting out a key game on Yom Kippur.

A screening of the documentary "The Librarians" directed Kim A Snyder, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with the director.

Mona Field, past president of the League of Women Voters of Greater Los Angeles, presents a nonpartisan analysis of California's state ballot measures appearing on the upcoming November 3 ballot.



LA Made and Clockshop present a special screening of two animated shorts by Elizabeth Ito— Saving Ariva and Somos NELA.

Speak with an LA Law Library staff member to learn about researching your legal issue with trustworthy free legal resources available locally via the Internet and LA Law Library, services and programs available through LA Law Library, classes taught…

Join us to create your own game and storyboard. Learn coding! The classes are taught by Granada Hills Charter High School Robodox Team, using SCRATCH, every first Saturday of 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m., except July. Since July 4 is a holiday, the class…

Explore the History of Rebozos, which looks like a cross between a scarf and a shawl; an important item for women in Mexico and around the world, making a distinct cultural statement.

Author Jim Chevallier explores the history of medieval food.

Join Dr. Gloria Arjona as she presents - Diego Rivera: Coloring the Stories of the Maya Peoples. In this easy-to-understand approach to the complex Mayan world Dr Arjona will regale the audience with a wide repertoire of songs from Mexico and Central…

Speak with an LA Law Library staff member to learn about researching your legal issue with trustworthy free legal resources available locally via the Internet and LA Law Library, services and programs available through LA Law Library, classes taught…

Join us to create your own game and storyboard. Learn coding! The classes are taught by Granada Hills Charter High School Robodox Team, using SCRATCH, every first Saturday of 2026, from 1 to 3 p.m., except July. Since July 4 is a holiday, the class…