Join us for our annual Spring Family Arts Night, as we open our art studios for your budding artist to get to see our space and meet some of our on-staff artists.

Curated by artist Rowan Harrison, Protecting Mother Earth is an exhibition about the protection and conservation of our natural environment from the perspective of Native Americans, who, as the original human inhabitants of the western hemisphere, continue to have a unique relationship with the land.

Celebrating the cultures along the Ancient trade route through their art, performance cuisine, and more. At the Brookhurst Community Center and Park, Anaheim

2019 marks the 100th Anniversary of the Volstead Act which enacted the “Great Experiment” - Prohibition. Experience prohibition, and eliminate your inhibition.  Our annual ‘20s themed Speakeasy is an old time gangster’s fantasy party with flowin’ booze, a card game or two, and a room full of like-minded, fun-lovin gents and dames. It’ll really be the bee’s knees!

We’ve all heard that as the Titanic sank, the band played on. But what did they play? Hear the exact songs the Titanic Orchestra played from the White Star Lines’ songbook. Mingle with the passengers and crew and immerse yourself in the experience from beginning to...

In conjunction with our gallery exhibit, Protecting Mother Earth, we present an evening of performing arts created by, and performed by the descendants of the Indigenous tribes that inhabited the land we walk today.

Linda Purl, who you know from being a regular on Happy Days, The Office, True Blood and Matlock salutes the great singing stars of the ‘40s and ‘50s. 

To celebrate the silver anniversary of our Annual Motor Car Festival, the galleries will host a special limited engagement exhibition of paintings and other works by Frank Romero, Nicola Wood, Steve Metzger and others.

Legendary Bandleader Doc Severinsen