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Nov 08, 2026 - Nov 15, 2026 JoAnne ARTMAN Gallery
JoAnne Artman Gallery, presents: Technicolor West: Featuring Billy Schenck, Chris Watts + Greg Miller Fall 2026 Technicolor West JoAnne Artman Gallery is pleased to present Technicolor West, a dynamic group exhibition featuring works by Billy Schenck, Chris Watts, and Greg Miller. Reimagining the…
Nov 08, 2026 CSUF, Grand Central Art Center
Now on view at the CSUF Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana, Taken From EARTH by Antonio Palomo. Taken From EARTH reflects on the rocket’s double meaning as one of humanity’s most powerful inventions. As a child, the artist saw rockets as symbols of wonder, discovery, and the desire to reach…
Nov 08, 2026 - Nov 22, 2026 No Square Theatre
Raising a child is hard. Raising a child when absolutely no one knows what they're doing? That's comedy. Christopher Durang's wildly funny and wonderfully off-kilter dark comedy follows Daisy from infancy to adulthood though a bizarre childhood filled with clueless parents, eccentric caretakers…
Nov 08, 2026 Segerstrom Center for the Arts
Sip coffee and enjoy decadent desserts while acclaimed pianist and host Orli Shaham invites you into the intimate world of chamber music by American composers, performed by principal musicians of Pacific Symphony. The program opens with Jonathan Leshnoff’s Radiance, In Memory of Christina Tarsell —…
Nov 08, 2026 - Dec 12, 2026 University Art Gallery (UCI)
What does it mean to desire, to stand before, to be subject to, the power of Law in a time of forever wars? Before the Look of Law connects Kafka’s enigmatic depiction of law with Simon Leung’s 2006 curatorial project, Look of Law, to meditate on an unprecedented hostile takeover of the collective…
Nov 08, 2026 South Coast Repertory - Julianne Argyros Stage
At the insistence of his wife, a political prisoner, a man agrees to help a blind woman train for a race in Paris. After placing third, they take on a second challenge. Can they run the 38-kilometer Channel Tunnel from France to the UK in a few hours to avoid being hit by the first train of the…
Nov 08, 2026 - Dec 13, 2026 Brea Art Gallery, The
Brea Gallery is pleased to present What Fearful Shadows: Contemporary Artists Envision Early American Horror. This group exhibition features the work of 60 artists from around the United States and Canada, curated by Clark Silva. What Fearful Shadows is a contemporary art exhibition that…
Nov 08, 2026 Campus JAX
On November 8, 1971, Led Zeppelin released the mysterious, untitled fourth album that would become one of the most influential and enduring recordings in rock history. Exactly 55 years later—to the day—The Totally 70’s Show brings Led Zeppelin IV to life at Campus JAX, under the musical direction…
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