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Palos Verdes Centennial: A Photographic History
Palos Verdes Centennial: A Photographic History
July 22 – November 11, 2023
SHOW NOW EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 11!
Palos Verdes Centennial: A
Photographic History tells the story of
the Palos Verdes Peninsula beginning with its early agricultural roots and the
1923 real estate rally that launched its development through it’s postwar
growth and iconic midcentury modern design. Presented in collaboration with the
Palos Verdes Library District and the Palos Verdes Historical Society.
For more information please visit: https://pvartcenter.org/palos-verdes-centennial-a-photographic-history/
Art Exhibition: Life on the Palos Verdes Peninsula
Annual Community Art Show Call for Entries Open
- Best in Show
- Best in Highschool
- Works on Paper
- Paintings
- Photography
- 3D works
- People’s Choice
Lonely LA Photography Show
Lonely LA is a poignant exploration of human resilience, isolation, and the hidden stories that unfolded within the lonely streets of Los Angeles during the early days of the pandemic. Photographer Jerry Fleury's unique ability to capture raw emotions and unseen narratives through his lens and complementary poetry transcends traditional artistic boundaries, creating an exhibition that will resonate deeply with visitors. The images in the exhibition were captured between March 27, 2020, to March 29, 2020. This ambitious exhibition brings 34 black and white images complimented by 34 poems in the form of a photo essay. The artist aims to capture the mood of DTLA at the start of the lockdown, a task for which he argues photography and poetry is uniquely suited.
Art Exhibition: Expressions of Compassion
Palos Verdes Centennial: A Photographic History
Palos Verdes Centennial: A Photographic History
July 22 – November 11, 2023
SHOW NOW EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 11!
Palos Verdes Centennial: A Photographic History tells the story of the Palos Verdes Peninsula beginning with its early agricultural roots and the 1923 real estate rally that launched its development through it’s postwar growth and iconic midcentury modern design. Presented in collaboration with the Palos Verdes Library District and the Palos Verdes Historical Society.
For more information please visit: https://pvartcenter.org/palos-verdes-centennial-a-photographic-history/
Art Exhibition featuring Carol Hungerford
Closing Reception for Life on the Palos Verdes Peninsula
Chair Yoga with Sharmone
Registration required for each class in the 4 week course.
Wednesdays in September from 2pm-3pm on:
September 6
September 13
September 20
September 27
Movies @ the Library - The Fabelmans (2022)
Workshop - Expressions of Compassion
Film Screening w/Q&A: To Climb A Gold Mountain
Join us for a screening of the award winning film To Climb a Gold Mountain followed by a Q&A with Director and Executive Producer Dr. Alex Azmi.
‘To Climb a Gold Mountain’ tells the stories of four women of Asian descent who lived in America from the 1850s to the present day. The women came from different backgrounds and lived dramatically different lives. Some of the women featured in the film, such as Anna May Wong, have reached success and fame. Still others, like Sing Ye, who lived in the 1800s and fought for freedom, are all but forgotten.
Each woman’s story represents a distinct theme of struggle and triumph, and ushers in the succeeding story leading up to the present time. Through these stories, the film tracks the progression, evolution and legacy of the immigrants in America as they integrate into the fabric of America.
Find out more about the film: http://www.goldmountainmovie.com/
Please note this movie is intended for adults and includes discussion and images of race, prostitution and violence which may be harmful to some audiences.
Qi Gong with Gayla
Gayla from Torrance Memorial Medical Center will lead a 4 class Qi Gong in the Community Room at Peninsula Center Library. Similar to Tai Chi, this exercise is a low impact, mind-body practice which integrates healing movements with meditation. This practice can be done standing or sitting if necessary, depending on one’s personal fitness.
Registration required for EACH CLASS in the 4 week course.
Mondays in October from 10am-11am on:
- October 2
- October 9
- October 16
- October 23
PVLD Book Club: Page Against the Machine (VIRTUAL)
Join us for a book discussion! Everyone has a chance to talk about their favorite read from the previous month's assigned theme!
For this month's theme, visit: https://www.pvld.org/pcbookclub
To register for this virtual discussion, please click here
PVLD Book Club: Page Against the Machine (In-Person)
Join us for a book discussion! Everyone has a chance to talk about their favorite read from the previous month's assigned theme!
For this month's theme, visit: https://www.pvld.org/pcbookclub
Workshop - Expressions of Compassion
Coloring & Coffee
Peninsula Center Book Sale

Workshop - Expressions of Compassion
Opening Reception for Art Exhibition: Expressions of Compassion
An Evening with Julia Lee Q/A - Author Talk
An Evening with Julia Lee w/ Q&A
Korean American writer, scholar, and teacher Julia Lee, author of the no-holds-barred memoir Biting the Hand: Growing Up Asian in Black and White America, will host a discussion and Q&A on being a writer of color and the Asian American experience. Presented in partnership with Palos Verdes Art Center.