LAM+LAB at Laguna Art Museum is a space for exploration and play for all ages. Now you can bring LAM+LAB home with art activities for all ages.

This year’s Art & Nature Family Festival is online, with free art, nature, and science activities for all ages.

In a digital version of the popular family event, we invite you to practice gratitude with Bala Shala Yoga, experience Mexican dance and music with Ballet Folklorico de UCI, and more!

While we are not able to gather physically, LAM’s docents offer virtual tours of current exhibitions via live Zoom sessions.

The 1948 film noir crime drama Hollow Triumph, starring Paul Henreid and Joan Bennett, and directed by Steve Sekely, is based on the 1946 novel of the same title written by Murray Forbes.

Running Fence depicts the long struggle by the artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude to build a 24-mile fence of white fabric over the hills of California disappearing into the Pacific.

A film adaptation the 2004 novel, Sideways follows two men on a week-long road trip to Santa Barbara County wine country.

A team of modern day explorers take an off trail adventure, through the national parks of the USA, showing the awe-inspiring beauty of the parks.

Granville Redmond, a friend of Charlie Chaplin’s and subject of the museum’s current exhibition, plays an uncredited role in Chaplin’s first full-length feature.

The premier screening of Dale Schierholt’s new documentary on the late California artist Tony DeLap and his 2018 retrospective exhibition at LAM.

Modern art and celebrity are put under the microscope in this overlapping documentary where the line between what is real and what might be fake blurs.

Film Night comes to you with the 2018 biographical drama, directed by Julian Schnabel, about the final years of Vincent van Gogh’s life.

Yorgo Alexopoulos, the LA-based artist whose 360° Azimuth was the commissioned work of art for Art & Nature 2019, introduces a personal favorite film.

Art historian Julia Friedman discusses the great California artist’s work, including his latest paintings in the exhibition Wayne Thiebaud: Clowns.

Artist, designer, and thinker Dan Goods gives the keynote lecture for Art & Nature 2020.

Patrick Shearn discusses his work, including the 2020 Art & Nature commission “Sunset Trace,” in an online lecture.

In advance of Art & Nature 2020, the unforgettable 2016 Art & Nature keynote lecture by the renowned British art historian Martin Kemp.

Botanical artist Deborah Shaw presents a virtual workshop on drawing the plants we see around us.

Learn more about the current exhibition of works by Granville Redmond, view a selection of images online, and enjoy a video tour.

The curator of Granville Redmond: The Eloquent Palette, discusses the exhibition in an online lecture.

Author and critic Peter Clothier invites participants to spend a full hour in front of a single work of art in an online presentation.

Contemporary trompe-l’oeil artist Daniel Douke discusses his work with LAM executive director Malcolm Warner and art historian Robert Hayden.

Learn more about the current exhibition of works by Artemio Sepúlveda, view a selection of images online, and enjoy a video tour.

LAM curator of historical art Janet Blake discusses Travels in Mexico, the exhibition from the Crain collection of twentieth-century California watercolors.

Brothers Nikola, Petar, and Vasil Chekardzhikov form a brilliant guitar ensemble, presented in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!

Pianist Ryan Whyman, violinist Megan Shung, and cellist Keith Williams perform inside the museum, presented in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!

The harp and flute duo perform a virtual concert, filmed inside the museum, presented in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!

Duo Apollon performs original repertoire for voice and guitar, as well as transcriptions from piano, presented in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!

The Encore Saxophone Quartet performs a special concert inside the museum’s current exhibition, in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!

The classically trained flute and guitar duo present an eclectic program of music from all over the world.

The quintet explores great music of the past through dazzling arrangements that offer fresh perspectives on familiar notes.

The violin duo have recorded a special concert, in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!, available here from Thursday, June 11.

Last year the Encore Saxophone Quartet performed inside the museum. Enjoy a reprise of that concert, in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!

A virtual concert, “Les Maîtres du violon: The Rise of the French Violin Sonata” is made possible by Guts Baroque in partnership with Laguna Beach Live!

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