A.S. announces free flower market for Women’s History Month
Santa Monica College students will be able to build free bouquets and enjoy French macarons at a flower market hosted by the Associated Students on Thursday, March 19.
Does Art Still Matter? The Other Art Fair 2026
The four-day exhibit featured over 100 independent artists who sought to connect with collectors and celebrate their achievements at a time when AI-generated artwork is being sold for an unprecedented amount of money.
Bob Reynolds takes Performing Arts Center Stage
Grammy-winning jazz saxophonist Bob Reynolds made a notable performance with his quartet at the Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center on March 6.
Frieze Art Fair at Santa Monica
Many international artists and galleries came together at the Santa Monica Airport on Feb. 26 for Frieze Los Angeles, a three-day art fair.
Avi Avital and Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Juxtapose Tradition and Modern Energy at BroadStage
Grammy-nominated mandolinist Avi Avital and premier historically informed ensemble Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale spanned centuries with their spring concert at BroadStage.
Light that Lasts - Blue Fier Remembered through SMC Celebration of Life Exhibit
The SMC Photography Department opened a two-week exhibition in the Photography Gallery in Drescher Hall to celebrate the life and work of longtime photography professor, Blue Fier. His four decades of creative exploration and 25 years of teaching continue to shape the department he helped define.
SMC glass artists shine with handmade Valentine’s gifts at Virginia Avenue Park
Handcrafted glass art by Santa Monica College students and staff drew shoppers to the park during the Pico Farmers Market.
SMC Valentine's day glass sale
Santa Monica College’s Art Department will host a Valentine’s Glass Sale on Saturday, Feb. 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Virginia Avenue Park, 2200 Virginia Ave.
Camaraderie Before Curtain
The cast of “Angels in America, Part Two: Perestroika” powered through dress rehearsal on Wednesday ahead of the opening weekend's debut.
Betsey Johnson brings her whimsy to SMC
Betsey Johnson came to SMC to answer students’ questions, speak about her beginnings, and share what’s to come.
From Oslo to Los Angeles: SMC alum Andrea Gylthe’s creative journey
SMC Alum Andrea Gylthe shares her story on how her time at SMC led to her passion for storytelling, creativity, and media.
Learning and Inspiration Through Vintage Fashion
SMC Fashion Students Gain Real-World Experience at Melrose Trading Post
(Re)Creating Our Future
SMC Student Health Services organized a “(Re)Creating our future” art workshop held on Thursday, Nov. 13. The event was presented by substance use disorder activist and artist Téa Samia, in collaboration with the Institute for Public Strategies. Participants were asked to create art using found materials and to engage in a dialogue regarding substance use disorder awareness. Corsair reporter Carlos Perez stopped by to learn more.
Veterans Day: A Commitment
Celebrating the 107th Veterans Day, Santa Monica College’s Veterans Success Center hosted a ceremony on the main campus to honor veterans, their families, and America’s proud military history.
The TUNEabomber, an explosive musical comedy
A musical comedy about the Unabomber, Theodore Kaczynski, who killed three people and injured 23 others.
iFrankenstein: A Reanimation Story Comes to Life on the Main Stage
Santa Monica College theatre department’s iFrankenstein by Terrin Adair opened on the main stage theatre for Fall 2025.
Barre au Sol: Floor Barre, with Cati Jean
Santa Monica College Dance Department organizes three free master classes each semester for students.
Montana Avenue Art Walk
The artistic community and Santa Monica residents had a pleasant experience engaging with artworks and live music.
SMC’s Glass Pumpkins Return for Fall
Annual SMC Glass Pumpkin Sale draws locals at the farmers’ market
Comic Con comes to LA
LA Comic Con took place Sept. 26-28 at the Convention Center. Corsair Managing Editor Mollie Bishop and Copy Editor Jacqueline Martin attended to check it out.