Harnessing the Power of the Arts for the Benefit of the Community
Laguna Beach
Cultural Arts Center
The Laguna Beach Cultural Arts Center will present "Rainbow River," a visual art exhibition by 16-year-old artist Clara Woods during First Thursdays Art Walk on August 4 from 6 to 8 p.m. It is Clara’s first art show in California. Her work will be on exhibit at the center until the First Thursday of September, which is on the 1st.
Painted Words:
an art exhibition of Clara Woods
Come see Laguna Beach resident and Cirque du Soleil alumna Sandrine Mattei perform with students and friends in a FREE Artwalk dance showcase at the Center.
Learn more about Sandrine’s new ballet and contemporary dance program, held weekdays at the LBCAC starting in July.
Introducing the Sandrine Mattei Ballet and Contemporary Dance Program.
Enjoy the launch of our new community broadcasting TV station with the arrival of several new shows. In the New Year ,you can look forward to; "Opera Re-Imaged" hosted by “Laguna Tenor” Rick Weber, "Local Legends" hosted by the ultra talented siblings, The Kalama Brothers and shows representing different aspects of art and culture.
LBCAC Introduces
New Shows
LBCAC Launches
School of Music
Nearly everyone enjoys music, whether by listening to it, singing, or playing an instrument. But despite this almost universal interest, many schools are choosing to do away with their music education programs. This is a mistake, with schools losing not only an enjoyable subject, but a subject that can enrich students’ lives and education. Read on to learn why music education is so important, and how it offers benefits even beyond itself.
