The OutMuseum is the first LGBTQ+ arts and media virtual museum available free to the public. Home to a combination of rotating and permanent exhibits centering themes, identities, and experiences which celebrate and commemorate the queer and trans communities. Through short film collections, panels and roundtables, oral histories, and other multimedia within our exhibits, this space can foster discussions, increase access to art and information, and, most importantly, speak to histories regularly omitted from the record. Because what is history if not storytelling?
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Upcoming Events
$15
STORRIER STEARNS JAPANESE GARDEN
This Japanese garden features a light hill-scape, pond, cascading 25-foot waterfall, and a formal teahouse designed by Kinzuchi Fujii. The garden is considered by many to be a masterwork, demonstrating the adaptability of Japanese culture in modern America. Fridays and Saturdays, 4:00 – 8:00 p.m., Sundays 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. $15, Register in advance at the website
Free
Summer of Salsa: The Echo Park Project featuring Super DJ Robby
The Echo Park Project recreates the legendary salsa style of New York City in Southern California with a repertoire combining original material with hot 70s cover tunes. Food and beverages are available for sale. Free salsa dance class from 6 to 7 pm by Dancing 101 with Roberto.
Free
JAZZ AT LACMA
Jazz at LACMA is a celebration of L.A.’s finest jazz musicians and has featured such legends as Wayne Shorter, The Yellowjackets, Quincy Jones All Star Orchestra with John Clayton, Arturo Sandoval, Jeff Lorber, Billy Childs, Tierney Sutton, Ernie Watts, and many more. Concerts are broadcast on KJAZZ (88.1 FM) every Sunday evening from 7–9 pm and include interviews with featured performers. Jazz at LACMA is produced under the direction of Director of Music Programs Mitch Glickman.
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Trans Mom vs. Family Court: Justice Sees No Gender
‘Trans Mom vs. Family Court: Justice Sees No Gender’ chronicles my transitioning to trans-mother while simultaneously fighting for custody rights in 1995 without an attorney. Trans-stories about love, inclusion, and fair laws are needed as a witness to our common ground and rightful place in society. I’m sharing my custody battle for the first time publicly to help reframe trans stereotypes and to empower our community and allies against dishonest rhetoric and discriminatory legislation. Ju e 5 – 5:30 pm…
Free
Yoga at Dockweiler Beach
Learn the fundamentals of yoga with Instructor David Lilly in a friendly and supportive environment. The program aims to improve flexibility, strength, and overall well-being.