Surrounded by the underwater seascape of 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙎𝙚𝙖 𝘼𝙧𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙙 𝙐𝙨 by Rebeca Méndez, this one-of-a-kind yoga class will transport under the sea without ever getting wet. Lead by UPLIFT Yoga Foundation, you’ll own your whole wellness and create meaningful connections in the world around you.

In this illustrated lecture, Mr. Stern will discuss the Life and Art of Anna Hills (1882-1930), one of California’s most important artists.

Join this duo consisting of a saxophone and keyboard as they perform in the museum. Please arrive early and enjoy the museum’s exhibitions and social time.

Inspired by Robert Young’s painting, “The Big One”, local artist Jo Situ Allen (aka DIRTY ERASER) will lead a mixed media collage workshop using found images, objects, and reproductions of marine life from The Accidental Naturalist, her books on native California species.

Bring literature to life during a participatory story time that will have you making and moving!

Join historian, Alison Rose Jefferson, where she will share stories about how African Americans from the 1900s to 1960s created recreational and relaxation spaces at Southern California beaches and other places. In the process sometimes, they were able to form community and created business projects at these sites.

The 41st annual California Cool Art Auction, Benefit & Bash features over 125 works by California artists. Auction powered by Artsy. Bidding starts online February 18.

In this illustrated lecture, Mr. Stern will trace the history and development of watercolor painting. Mr. Stern will define various water-based media and discuss such variants as watercolor, gouache, and tempera. He will review the historical evolution and show that water-based paint appears in ancient art dating back to the cave paintings of pre-historic societies.