beyond baroque calendar
Beyond Baroque offers a wide variety of workshops, readings, performances, art exhibits, and community events and meetings. Click on one of the calendar links below to find something to enjoy.
Welcome to Beyond Baroque's Performances & Readings calendar. Note that the event schedule may change without prior notice. The best way to stay up to date is to sign up for our newsletter or follow us on
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REGULAR ADMISSION
$10 General Admission,
$6 Students/Seniors, Members free
Selected events will have a special admission price. |
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Suggested Donation $5-10,
no one turned away for lack of funds. |
Upcoming Events
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12/20 |
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East of Western Closing: L.A. Poets Read Charles Bukowski
Saturday, December 20, 2:00 PM PT
In Person at Beyond Baroque
Join us for the closing reception of East of Western curated by Joan Ganny. In tandem with the exhibition's closure, this intergenerational reading of Charles Bukowski’s poetry features several poets from across Los Angeles at The Wanda Coleman Theater. The lineup includes: Ingrid M. Calderon, Rhiannon Cielos Chavez, Michael C. Ford, S.A. Griffin, Bill Mohr, Iván Salinas, Laura Sermeño, Paul Vangelisti, jimmy vega, Pam Ward, Charles Harper Webb, and more TBA.
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1/15 |
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L.A. Book Launch: E by Noa Micaela Field
Thursday, December 15, 7:30 PM PT
In Person at Beyond Baroque and Live on YouTube
Join us for a book signing and poetry reading celebrating E, the debut collection by Noa Micaela Fields. The evening will feature readings by Fields and special guests, including, féi iká shumarí, and Nightboat Books—published author imogen xtian smith. Accessibility note: This reading will be fully accessible and will include ASL interpretation by poet and ASL interpreter Mona Jean Cedar.
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1/16 |
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Becoming Ghost and We Were the Scenery: A Poetry Reading and Film Screening
Friday, January 16, 7:30 PM PT
In Person at Beyond Baroque
Join us for an evening of poetry and film, featuring Cathy Linh Che's poetry book Becoming Ghost, a finalist for the National Book Award, and the short documentary film We Were the Scenery, winner of the Sundance Jury Prize for Nonfiction Short Film, shortlisted for Cinema Eye Honors and DOC NYC. Both projects are based on Che's parents' experiences as refugees who escaped the Vietnam War and then were cast as extras in Francis Ford Coppola's film Apocalypse Now.
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