2017 Events

The Armory Parent Advisory Board invites you to join us for a free family event that features works from Armory students.

Join us for the latest installment of the United Nations Association of Pasadena's “coffee talk” speaking series, featuring Latino Heritage Parade and Jamaica co-founder Robert H. Martínez.

Join us as Los Angeles-based performance and installation artist Artemisa Clark reinterprets Ema Villanueva's provocative Mexico City street actions from the early 21st century.

Join us for a reception celebrating the release of Double Issue, edited by Armory Chief Curator Irene Tsatsos.

Join us for a candid conversation between longtime colleagues Mariana Botey and Rubén Ortiz-Torres.

One Night Only! Create Justice is designed to generate a national network of arts and justice leaders dedicated to fostering creative strategies that empower our nation’s most at-risk youth to reach their full potential through opportunities in the arts.

The Armory is honored once again to host the City's Adaptive Art Program's annual exhibition in our Community Room. Please join us for an opening reception with the artists on Saturday, July 22, from 3-5pm.

United Nations Association - Pasadena "Coffee Talk" Summer Speaking Series. Rick Eng is an officer of the national board of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance (C.A.C.A.), the nation's oldest, continuous Asian American civil rights and advocacy organization established in 1895.

Join us for our first ever Photo & Art Supply Sale. We will be selling cameras (Film & Digital), Lenses, Enlargers, Slide Projectors, Drafting Supplies, Frames, Painting Easles, and more!

Translated as “Living Archive” in her native Portuguese, artist Bia Gayotto’s new exhibition in our Community Room makes visible the ways local stories, relationships, and memories create meaningful locations.

Armory's Summer Institute for Teachers is a three-day, hands-on professional development seminar that will teach you how to integrate visual arts with core subjects.

The works in this exhibition were created by students in all four high school grades and were chosen by the students in the 12th Art Elective as being representative of our program while offering glimpses into the individual personality of each artist.

A reading by students from Anna Joy Springer's cross-genre MFA workshop at UC San Diego, along with writers from University of Southern California's creative writing PhD program.

See art works on display from CIS Academy Pasadena and Rose City High.

Join the Armory and Antena for our final cross-language poet-in-residence afternoon in the Caldwell Gallery with Vickie Vértiz.

Join the Armory and Antena for our second cross-language poet-in-residence afternoon with Brent Armendinger.

In conjunction with the Armory's current exhibition, we present a conversation with Clara Balaguer, Gala Porras-Kim, and Selene Preciado about language possibilities, moments, and processes of translations in art and curatorial practices.

Works from the students of the Academy for Creative Industries at Marshall Fundamental School.

This class is primarily designed for people who are new to protests, or perhaps are just protest-curious.

Read, write, and converse with three writers whose work exists in the vibrant space between languages, and in the multiplicity of Englishes that populate Los Angeles poetics.

Begun in 2008, Brainchild is Kathleen Johnson’s ongoing, nine-part collaborative fiction and sound project

Artist Harry Dodge will present work, research, and thoughts relating to his practice current and solo show at the Armory.