Historic Filipinotown showcases the deep relationship between Angelenos and Filipinos.

During the spring of 2026, performers on the Santa Monica Pier created a lively public space for residents, visitors and passing crowds.

Oak Soonthornwan’s DS Night Market in Chinatown serves up Thai cuisine along with art, music, and culture.

With 21 collections, student crews and real production roles, SMC students prepared for LA Mode 2026, the college’s annual fashion show, held this year at the John Adams Middle School Performing Arts Center.

The Santa Monica College Symphony Orchestra presented its Spring Children’s Concert, a family-friendly, interdisciplinary show on Sunday, April 26, at BroadStage at the SMC Performing Arts Center.

Santa Monica College held three days of events on main campus to celebrate Earth Week 2026. 

Corsairs swimmers and divers embraced the emotional highs and lows of the 3C2A State Championship, proving that growth and grit matter as much as medals.

The Corsairs may not have won a game this season, but it would be hard to tell by their positive and supportive attitude during each game.

As Santa Monica College’s Morrison Track and Corsair Field underwent major renovations, athletes and coaches got creative with training across the city and stayed competitive despite limited access to practice facilities.

Led by violinist Etienne Gara, the chamber orchestra of strings and synthesizer prepared for two concerts in its home city.

 The longtime Austin festival and conference blended music, film, and technology across the city, reaffirming its role as a launchpad for emerging talent and creative ideas.

The 41st annual Los Angeles Marathon drew more than 27,000 registered participants along with volunteers, supporters, and spectators.

Despite the heavy rain, four days before the 2026 New Year, a group of mostly volunteers gathered for an evening shift in a warehouse in Irwindale, Calif., to take part in the beloved annual tradition of decorating Rose Parade floats.

The SMC Symphony Orchestra closes out 2025 with their winter concert at BroadStage.

The work of Professor Carlos Hatton and the difference he makes in students’ academic lives through patience and creativity.