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Mar 21: Tarzana Music Night Live!
Tarzana Music Night is celebrating Women's History month on
Friday, March 21 with a very special all-women show!
The lineup includes
Ray Williams, Karen Turner,
Tracy Newman, Lauren Lundeen,
Kathleen Kelso, JK Jones,
Kelly MacLeod, JaKL,
Annette Adler, Paula McMath,
Jenny McNabb, Janeen Rae Heller,
Betsy Jill Jackson, Lois Blaisch,
​and Claire Bloom.
Our special featured guest is
Mairéad
This show will be INDOORS so space is limited; guests are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance.
Admission is just $5; refreshments available for purchase.
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Apr 6: A Night of Poetry
To celebrate National Poetry Month, TCCC is hosting
"A Night of Poetry" on
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Sunday, April 6
6-8pm
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People of all ages are invited to submit an original poem to our poetry event committee for possible inclusion in the event.
(Due to time constraints, we may not be able to include all submissions.) Selected poets will read their work aloud in the gathering room. Complimentary refreshments will be served.
Please email up to three poetry submissions to info@mytarzana.org with "A Night of Poetry" as the subject line.
The deadline for submissions has been extended to March 17.
APRIL 12: THE ELDERMEN CONCERT
Featuring Claire &
The Bloomendales
A Benefit for TCCC
Raspin Stuwart, Kim Margolis
& Robin Hild are The Eldermen, a musical group of wise elder men whose music transcends the boundaries of traditional genres. For them, music is a conduit for the divine order of things – a way to spread love, peace, and harmony, stage by stage and song by song. In addition to embodying light and consciousness, The Eldermen do so with an added layer of humor and light heartedness.
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Claire Bloom, Kevin Kelso,
Brent Hahn, Lynn Coulter and Gary Johns are
The Bloomendales. As the opening act for The Eldermen, this stellar group of musicians will be performing a full set of Claire’s original music. Her songs are miniature stories from the vault of life, poignantly traversing the subjects of love, loss, family, friendship, and the tragicomedy of just being human.
This concert is a benefit to raise money for the Tarzana Community & Cultural Center, to support all its programming for the arts. Tickets are $15.
Watercolor Wednesdays at TCCC
April 10: Book Forum
All are welcome to join our next book club meeting on April 10 at 7:30pm....even if you haven't read the book!
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.