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Community

TCCC is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving Tarzana history & nurturing community engagement in a park-like setting.

GARDEN HOURS:
Monday through Thursday
12:00pm -5:00pm

and by appointment 

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OCT 31: Tarzana Music Night
Live!

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We've got another great Tarzana Music Night in store for you on Friday, October 31! It's going to be a Halloween Party with candy and decorations, so come in costume if the spirit moves you! The lineup includes:

Suze Lanier-Bramlett, 
Severin Browne, Bradley Bobbs, 
John Zipperer, Kathy Sanders,
Dale LaDuke, Leslie Barker,
Scott Detweiler, Brent Hahn, 
Barrett Tagliarino, Nile,
Claire Bloom, Karen Turner,
Brenton Gardner and Jay Asher. 

Our Special Featured Guest Is

THE ELDERMEN


This show will be OUTDOORS in the garden; snacks and beverages available for purchase; admission is just $5!

OCT 31: Watercolor Class Showcase

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Come and see the beautiful works of art created by students in our TCCC Wednesday watercolor class, taught by local artist

Martha Bell.

Stop by from 5 - 7 PM to see the paintings, and stay for our Tarzana Music Night, from 7 - 10 PM, the last one of 2025!

 

Or come for the music, and show up early to enjoy the artwork on display! The art show is FREE and open to the public; admission to the concert is $5. 

Watercolor Wednesdays at TCCC

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Bob Blumenfield Tarzana Community & Cultural Center

Bob Blumenfield

Councilmember, 3rd Council District

Historic and picturesque, the 
Tarzana Community & Cultural Center serves as a one of a kind gathering place run by and for community members, but more importantly, nourishes the soul and identity of the Tarzana community and the entire West Valley.

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