Community Calendar

This series is designed for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. It teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers and make difficult caregiving decisions.

Delivering the timeless music from the best-selling duo of all time, this Los Angeles-based band, Private Eyes, is the only Hall & Oates tribute to feature sonically accurate renditions of all the greatest hits as well as some choice fan favorites.

Bring the whole family to Arts Visalia for a fun-filled February with the interactive illustrative art of Merry Miller-Gass. The exhibition runs February 5 – 28, 2026. Explore the art behind two of Merry’s new children’s books, “No Love Potion” written by Christina Shawn and “Duck, Duck, Groove” written by Jeanette Fazarri Jones. An opening reception will be held on February 6.

In 1919, the Turkish Courts-Martial brought the perpetrators of the Trabzon Armenian Genocide to trial in Constantinople. The charges against them included organizing and implementing the massive annihilation of the Trabzon Armenians, the plunder of their property, the rape and murder of Armenian women and children, and the drowning of around 50 pregnant women in the Black Sea.

A Celebration: This choral presentation honors Dr. Kean's 75th birthday and his body of works. It will be filled with festive energy and collaborative efforts with guest conductors.

This series is designed for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. It teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers and make difficult caregiving decisions.

Uncover stories of resilience and injustice as best-selling author Daniel James Brown (Facing the Mountain, The Boys in the Boat) and historian Tom Ikeda, founder of the Densho Project, delve into the deeply personal stories of Japanese-Americans during WWII.

“When They Took the Seeds, They Took the Land”: Indigenous Sovereignty and Land as Principle in Refugee Memory Archives. Presentation with Crystal Mun-hye Baik, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Gender & Sexuality Studies, UC Riverside will be held in COB2-295.

This series is designed for caregivers to learn clear and practical tools to prevent caregiver burnout. It teaches self-care skills, enabling caregivers to reduce personal stress, change negative thinking, better communicate with healthcare providers and make difficult caregiving decisions.

Tenacious, innovative string musicians, the Evie Ladin Band - Evie Ladin, Keith Terry and Erik Pearson - throws down captivating, truly entertaining live shows.