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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3/27 |
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Apocalypse Thriving: L.A. Book Launch for Camille Hernandez's Motherlands
Friday, March 27, 7:30 PM PT
In Person at Beyond Baroque and Live on YouTube
Beyond Baroque presents the Los Angeles book launch celebration for Camille Hernandez's debut poetry collection, Motherlands, a lyrical meditation on the parallel journeys of motherhood, immigration, and amputation, exploring how the severance of migration echoes the raptures of childbirth. Hernandez’s work explores the fluid intimacy and resilient survival found in relationships between unseen women.
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3/29 |
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Talking Pictures: Jill Moser, Major Jackson, & Elena Karina Byrne
Sunday, March 29, 3:00 PM PT
In Person at Beyond Baroque and Live on YouTube
Join us in celebrating New York painter Jill Moser’s latest project, Talking Pictures: Collaborations (H.J. Imprint). Poets Major Jackson and Elena Karina Byrne with artist Jill Moser will discuss collaboration as a process of reciprocity, outside traditional settings of ekphrasis and in relation to their associative experiences with visual media. After the conversation, there will be a Q&A with the audience.
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El peso de las palabras que llevamos / The weight of the words we carry
Friday, April 3, 7:30 PM PT
In Person at Beyond Baroque and Live on YouTube
Curated by Carolina Rivera Escamilla, this panel brings together writers honoring the dignity for past and present human rights violations. "The weight of the words we carry" refers to the responsibility that accompanies the transmission of the principles of dignity acquired through community life, a responsibility bequeathed by those who have already died. Featuring: Juana M. Ramos, Adriana Briff, Carolina Rivera Escamilla, Susana Marcelo, Margarita Drago, and Alicia Partnoy.
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