We marched on March 28th. 8 million people getting together, showing solidarity. It’s a beautiful thing. And it gives hope, which we need desperately. People’s resilience and creativity are off the hook right now. Artists are using these strange times to inspire them in ways they may have never known. I mean, the President is insane. Unhinged. Dangerous. So we counter that with surrounding ourselves with art and joy and community. Community is so important and will be what wins in the end.
Part of our art group is the lovely Linda Kaye, who provides the masses with poetry and art. Every month she brings us a variety of writers that have a lot to say these days. Linda is branching out as well in photography, and will have a piece on display at the Quiet Show at the Los Angeles Makery in Little Tokyo. Check out Poet’s Place to read This month’s edition.
You might want to see what the museums have to offer this month. Shows are closing and spaces are opening. Or take a class somewhere. Learn a new art technique, or get better at what you do. There are classes and workshops all across the city. Art is good for the soul, especially making it.
Below there’s an assortment of art opportunities for this month and a couple of save the dates.
Spring Classes Start in 2 Weeks
Featured Classes: Spring Studio 2026
There are a LOT of class options this spring to choose from. Our studio team sat down and compiled this list of classes you might have overlooked. With only two weeks left until Spring Studio starts, we think these fabulous offerings for all ages deserve a special shout-out. Armory Spring Studio rolls out on April 13.
Armory Center for the Arts serves its community from The Gale Kohl Center for Creativity in Old Pasadena, a historic 1932 California Guard Armory located at 145 North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91103
(626) 792-5101
information@armoryarts.org
LA BREA TAR PITS TO BEGIN ITS CAMPUS TRANSFORMATION IN JULY
The Page Museum at La Brea Tar Pits will close to the public to commence the first major renovation in its 50-year history, while on-site excavation and scientific research continue
Final weeks include a free Summer Nights event on June 12 and a Last Dance disco party for members on June 27
Last Day to Visit the Page Museum is July 6, 2026
Reopening in 2028
