StoryCorps Griot Listening Event

89.3 KPCC is partnering with StoryCorps Griot to share a collection of the stories gathered during the month-long stay of the StoryCorps MobileBooth at the California African American Museum. More

Comedy Congress live from the Crawford Family Forum

THIS EVENT IS CURRENTLY AT CAPACITY. Please email Forum Coordinator Jenny Smith at jsmith@scpr.org to be added to the waitlist. More

Women In Leadership

Online RSVPs for this event have ended. Please email Forum Coordinator Jenny Smith at jsmith@scpr.org to be added to the list. More

An American Radical: A Conversation with Susan Rosenberg

KPCC, in partnership with Rare Bird Lit and the Program for Torture Victims, presents Susan Rosenberg in conversation with Jason Leopold. More

Captivity: A Book Signing with James Loney

James Loney is a Canadian Catholic Worker who has worked with Christian Peacemaker Teams in Iraq and Palestine for years. On November 26, 2005 he was kidnapped in Baghdad along with three others. More

Managers, Can You Hear Me Now? Hard- Hitting Lessons on How to Get Real Results

Denny Strigl, is the former CEO and President of Verizon Wireless. He is widely recognized as one of the most prominent architects of the wireless communications industry and his career in telecommunications spans over four decades. More

Civil Rights and Go-Go Boots

In Partnership with KPCC's Crawford Family Forum, About…Productions presents Civil Rights and Go-Go Boots: A Groovy Evening of Theater, Live Music, and Chicano History. More

The Pasadena of Tomorrow: Pasadena Magazine "Hot Off The Press" Party & Book Signing

Pasadena Magazine, in partnership with KPCC, invites you to celebrate the April issue of Pasadena Magazine featuring original cover art by Syd Mead, artist, futurist, illustrator, and conceptual designer. More

CANCELED: Tennessee Williams' The Eccentricities of a Nightingale

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED. Please email Forum Coordinator Jenny Smith at jsmith@scpr.org if you have any questions. More

Angelino, Angeleno, Angeleño: Who are we?

In a sprawling metropolis as populous and diverse as Los Angeles, identity/identification can be complex, if not complicated. Where we live, work, worship; where we go, play, and eat – all of this contributes to our sense of who we are in relation to the city and to one another. More