Downtown Santa Ana Artists Village, Santa Ana, Tustin & Orange · 4 upcoming

Grand Central Art Center

Cal State Fullerton's contemporary art space in the Artists Village. It hosts free gallery and curator talks and stays open late for the downtown art walk on the first Saturday of each month.

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Oct22Curator Talk with Miranda LashThursday, 7:00 PMCurator Miranda Lash leads a talk in the Main Gallery at Grand Central Art Center. It starts at 7pm at 125 N Broadway in Santa Ana; the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (Metrolink/Amtrak) is about a mile east. The program is free.This is a free program.
Nov5The Stolen Dove Community HostingThursday, 7:00 PMFree (film screening ticketed separately)
Nov7Opening Reception: Reniel del Rosario – Barotoy's Tiki n' Trading PostSaturday, 7:00 PMGrand Central Art Center opens Reniel del Rosario's exhibition Barotoy's Tiki n' Trading Post with an evening reception from 7 to 10pm, timed to the Downtown Santa Ana First Saturday Art Walk. It takes place at 125 N Broadway in Santa Ana, about a mile from the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (Metrolink/Amtrak). The listing does not publish a price.See listing
Nov7Downtown Santa Ana Art Walk1ST SATURDAY · 7 PM · next Sat, Nov 7, 7:00 PMOn the first Saturday of every month Grand Central Art Center stays open from 7 to 10pm for the Downtown Santa Ana Art Walk. The center is at 125 N Broadway, Santa Ana, roughly a mile west of the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (Metrolink/Amtrak). No price is published on the listing. Upcoming dates are November 7, when Reniel del Rosario's exhibition opens, and December 5.See listing

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