Taxco Theatre

06/08/2026

Supporting an artist’s process means valuing not just the final work, but the journey of exploration, experimentation, and growth that leads to it.
Language of the Cosmos 2026 provided an opportunity for three artist collectives to explore their creative practice through the connections and conversations with the UCLA Space Institute.
Join us at the Taxco Theatre on Saturday, June 13, 7:30 p.m. to experience the imaginations of Brian Goldman - Marissa Herrera - Celeste Lanuza.

06/08/2026

One City. Hundreds of Performances. Endless Connection.
This June 21, we join communities across Los Angeles in celebrating Make Music LA 2026.
Experience free performances, neighborhood activations, and the diverse cultural rhythms that make Los Angeles one of the creative capitals of the world.
Music has the power to connect us — and we can’t wait to celebrate with you.

06/04/2026

Calling all musicians, performers, and community creatives!
Taxco Theatre is excited to participate in Make Music LA 2026, a global celebration of music happening across Los Angeles on June 21.
We invite artists of all genres, ages, and backgrounds to help activate our city through music, culture, and community.
Interested in participating? Visit:
www.makemusicla.org

06/04/2026

We are excited to welcome our three inspiring Language of the Cosmos 2026 commissions. Each artist received support to participate in a process exploring the intersection of art and space science, and will share their unique discoveries on June 13 th at 7:30pm, through performance and conversation.

The Commissions:
Brian Golden - Marissa Herrera - Celeste Lanuza

UCLA Partners:
Felipe Cervera, Project Dramaturg, Center for Performance Studies
Ranga Ram Chary, Project Consultant, UCLA SPACE Institute

TAXCO THEATRE
Saturday, June 13, 2026,
7:30 p.m.
7242 Owensmouth, Canoga Park 91303
For more information: [email protected]

06/02/2026

Supporting an artist’s process means valuing not just the final work, but the journey of exploration, experimentation, and growth that leads to it.
It is in this spirit of exploration and innovation that we invite you to join us in celebrating the commissioned artists' inspired journeys. Join us for an evening of presentations and thoughtful conversation on June 13th at 7:30 p.m.
Language of the Cosmos Commission Artists: Brian Golden, Marissa Herrera, Celeste Lanunza.

05/31/2026

SAVE THE DATE
Join us on June 21 for Make Music LA 2026 — a citywide celebration of music taking place across Los Angeles!
From parks and plazas to cultural venues and neighborhood spaces, musicians and communities will come together for a full day of free performances and creative connection.
Stay tuned for programming announcements and venue activations from the Department of Cultural Affairs Performing Arts Division.
June 21, 2026
Free & Open to the Public

05/31/2026

The artistic journey is about more than creating works of art; it’s about discovery, resilience, and the courage to share one’s vision. It is in this process that artists inspire others and contribute to the ongoing dialogue between creativity and society.

Experience the fusion of art and science! Join us as three visionary performance collectives share their creative journeys in collaboration with the UCLA SPACE Institute.


TAXCO THEATRE
Saturday, June 13, 2026,
7:30 p.m.
7242 Owensmouth, Canoga Park 91303
For more information: [email protected]

UCLA Partners:
Felipe Cervera, Project Dramaturg, Center for Performance Studies
Ranga Ram Chary, Executive Director, UCLA SPACE Institute

05/29/2026

We are thrilled that our project "In My Neighborhood I See" was featured on . Congratulations to Joe Tovar, GRYD, and Alliance for Community Empowerment for being featured in this story. This was the first of four community-curated events to take place at the Taxco Theatre.
Next Up: PAID IN ART by th3av3ns studios.

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05/25/2026

The Taxco Theatre remembers and honors all those who have served and the families who keep their memory.