The SMC dance department partnered with BroadStage, offering a three-day residency to RUBBERBAND.

RUBBERBAND dance group combines a fusion of hip-hop, ballet and contemporary dance, and performed at BroadStage on March 8 and 9.

The Artist’s Gallery spotlighted artists at their awards and reception night for the “Imaginations” and “Earth, Wind, Fire and Water” exhibits.

Battleship USS IOWA held a Rock For Responders concert to honor Los Angeles first responders for putting their lives on the line every day. 

The BroadStage will be  presenting three concerts coming up on Jan 25, 26, and Feb 1. Throughout the first weeks of the new year, the city of Los Angeles has faced much destruction and loss. These concerts are offering a way for Angeleno’s to heal with music and art, entry starting at $0– pay with what you wish tickets. 

The Santa Monica College dance department held a dance open house showcase on Nov. 26 at the Core Performance Center.

The Black Lunch Table and Santa Monica College Pete & Susan Barrett Art Gallery present an art exhibition featuring black artists from Los Angeles. 

42 years and going strong, the Barret Art Gallery showcased SMCs talented glass-blowing artists

Griots of West Africa are the pioneers of today's music. Hip hop, jazz, and blues is inspired by their music as they brought their history, culture and sounds across continents.

Beginning Oct. 3, Jenn Freeman’s latest dance performance that follows her autism diagnosis will be available to see at The Eli and Edy the Broad Stage.

A behind-the-scenes dive into the production of “Angels in America,” the Santa Monica College theater department's latest play. 

Art showcased by the artist, author, and student Uvi Poznansky in the Emeritus Gallery.

A new play that tackles challenges facing students living in “unprecedented times.”

Which celebrities rose to the occasion at fashion’s biggest night?

The film “Abigail” is a dark horror comedy with a clever twist on the monster movie genre.

Curator Pablo De La Rosa speaks about some of the artists featured in “Arte Chicano: Hecho en Los Angeles,” currently running at California Heritage Museum.

Rolling Loud returned to Southern California with more big-name artists and controversy. For the first time since its start in 2017, the festival added a fourth day.

With increasing efforts to preserve the planet, Metrolink introduces a creative and exciting opportunity for student designers to showcase their upcycled designs.

Showcasing a potent art piece in its prime.