2021 Events

The artists will discuss their individual practices and contribution to the online program connected to Alison Saar's Catfish Dreamin'.

You're invited to commemorate your loved ones at our annual Día de los Muertos at the Armory Center for the Arts.

The artists will discuss their individual practices and their respective contributions to the online program connected to Alison Saar's Catfish Dreamin', currently on view in the Armory's front garden.

Order take-out from Lemonade Pasadena on October 29 to support the Armory Center for the Arts. Lemonade is donating 30% back to the Armory.

Join the Armory and 18 of your favorite ArtNight partners for a mix of virtual experiences plus indoor/outdoor in-person events.

Log in to Emerging Arts Tech with Devon Baur and Peter Wu+

Join the Armory Center for the Arts for a fun drink, and an art project!

Join the Armory for an interactive chalk mural installation.

Join the Armory Center for the Arts for a fun drink, and an art project!

Join Saar and co-curators Tsatsos and McGrew for a discussion of the artist's landmark, dual-venue survey.

Join artists and abolitionists Mims and Cecilia Sweet-Coll for an abolitionist workshop and conversation moderated by the Armory’s Heber Rodriguez.

Join us for the Armory's new literary reading series on racial justice.

Join artist John Ziqiang Wu and the Armory’s Heber Rodriguez, who organized Wu’s exhibition, as they discuss the artist’s practice and reflect on the collapsing of domestic, artistic, and educational space, a theme explored in the exhibition that became ever more relevant during the COVID quarantine.

Luis "xago" Juárez and Enid Baxter Ryce will discuss organizing, immigration, agriculture, and art in California’s Salinas Valley.

This conversation will focus on the health and wellness strategies that have arisen out of the pandemic, with special attention paid to implementation examples from the Los Angeles region.

Join us for a lively talk with five members of our Pacific Standard Time research team.

A free, 9-session online class for young adults age 14-21

Join artists William Camargo and Dan McCleary for a conversation moderated by the Armory’s Heber Rodriguez as we look back at the events of the last year.

Join us on March 11 for the live book launch of Sara Kathryn Arledge: Serene for the Moment, the first extended monograph on the artist.

We invite friends of the Armory, both new and longtime, to join us for a lightly moderated hour of sharing, listening, and being present with one another.

Join artists Dina Abdul Karim and Hugo Hopping for a thoughtful conversation moderated by artist Harry Gamboa Jr.

Join Tanya Aguiñiga for the final walkthrough of her exhibition Borderlands Within/La Frontera Adentro.

We invite the Armory community to join us for a lightly moderated hour of sharing, listening, and being present with Armory community members.