Santa Monica College held a free screening of the new Lifetime film "Black Girl Missing." The film promotes the Black and Missing Foundation.

The Santa Monica Playhouse's guest production of the Drunk Theatre Company puts on a hilariously fantastical show that entertains the Santa Monica community every Friday night.

The Broad Stage in Santa Monica filled with thunderous applause and the audience leapt to their feet as this year’s performance of a holiday tradition came to a end on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2022.

"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" successfully ends the MCU's Phase 4.

SMC hosts an open house to meet music students and faculty, learn about musical opportunities and get music into students’ Spring 2023 schedule.

The SMC Theater department Fall play “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” is an adaptation respectful of its audience.

The SMC community recommends their choice of frighteningly captivating books to read this Fall, just in time for Halloween.

In the latest installment of the live series Cue the Music, renowned film composer Harry Gregson-Williams reflects on his musical journey thus far, breaking down his scores alongside movie clips and engaging conversation.

Santa Monica College is an eclectic group of the old and young, the strange and subtle, and everything in between. Who are they and what do they wear?

A flagship food festival makes its way to downtown Santa Monica. The 626 Night Market mini food festival was started in 2012 as it was inspired by the various and popular night markets across Asia.

The Other Art Fair is a collection of works from emerging artists with the mission of creating a space for emerging artists to produce unforgettable experiences through their craft.

SMC film students project their short films on the big screen at the 13th Annual DTLA Film Festival. 'La Cuarentena' dismantles vaccine fears, 'Borders' tackles the aftermath of war veterans and 'Azizam' on young Iranian love in a time of class division—each film varies from the other, but all send powerful messages about the importance of representation and inclusion.

Ravi Coltrane and his group dedicate their performance of John and Alice Coltrane's music to jazz legend Pharaoh Sanders.

Broad Stage performers engaged in an Indigenous-led ceremony in an ode to the divine connection between humans and trees.

“Thor: Love and Thunder “ is the next Marvel Cinematic Universe film released by Disney in partnership with Marvel Studios that is the long-awaited sequel to 2017's Thor Ragnarok.

Adam Conover, a comedian who hosted the show “Adam Ruins Everything” on TruTV and created a brand-new comedy-documentary series about how the government works, “The G Word,” on Netflix, talks about the 2022 Los Angeles primaries.

Whether it be through painting, drawing, or sketching visuals, art is entailed in all of these activities. One thing that not many people may realize is that the amount of male artists over the years outweighs women, which is an issue that has been taken to heart.

Louder and Prouder is a revival of its original predecessor “The Proud Family'', seeing many changes from its 17-year absence, including the introduction of social media, modern technology and LGBTQ+ topics.

As K-Pop band BTS continues to gain popularity, Las Vegas welcomes BTS "Armys" to the city that never sleeps.

SMC’s Emeritus program held an online art exhibition on April 21 which gave a space for the older students to present their work in front of an audience. It was the first part of a two part installation, with the second exhibit taking place via Zoom on May 26 starting at 5pm.