This Land Is…
The Huntington A new exhibition, launched in fall 2025 and ongoing through 2027.
10 events found.
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Higher Education in Peril: A Conversation with Prof. Kim Sheppele and Prof. David Kaye
Hosted by the UCLA Luskin Center for History and Policy.
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Strong Words: Voices of the City at the Autry
Part of the series Celebrate the Holidays at the Autry
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“Painting L.A. History” at the Natural History Museum
Part of a series of events under the LA2026 Humanities discussed, presented by EMSI at USC.
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“The History of Los Angeles Through Food” at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes
Part of a series of events under the LA2026 Humanities Discussions, presented by the Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) at USC.
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“Innovators and Movers” at USC
Part of a series of events under the LA2026 Humanities Discussions, presented by the Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) at USC. A Conversation with Mary Ann Pacheco (Council Member of the City […]
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“Heroes and Founders” at USC
University of Southern CaliforniaPart of a series of events under the LA2026 Humanities Discussions, presented by the Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) at USC. A conversation with humanities scholars and civic leaders […]
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“Historical Memory, Federal Agencies, Mission Conservation” at Mission San Gabriel
Mission San Gabriel ArcangelPart of a series of events under the LA2026 Humanities Discussions, presented by the Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) at USC. A conversation with Yve Chavez (Associate Professor of Art History, […]
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“We the People and Stories of Citizenships” Online Event
OnlinePart of a series of events under the LA2026 Humanities Discussions, presented by the Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) at USC. A conversation with Marla A. Ramírez (Assistant Professor of History and […]
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“American Landmarks: Oaks” at the Huntington
Oak Meadow at the Huntington 1151 Oxford Rd, San Marino, CAPart of a series of events under the LA2026 Humanities Discussions, presented by the Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) at USC. A conversation with Jared Farmer (Walter H. Annenberg Professor of […]