The Antelope Valley is home to a large Arts & Entertainment industry. Residents and visitors are welcome to enjoy beautiful shows in the performing arts, stroll through the galleries of local art museums, and learn about the Antelope Valley’s history by walking through a variety of history museums and aerospace parks.
Check out the wide variety of museums and art centers that the Antelope Valley has to offer.
California Department of Parks and Recreation manages 280 park units, which contain the finest and most diverse collection of natural, cultural, and recreational resources to be found within California. These treasures are [...]
The Antelope Valley Rural Museum is a California nonprofit public benefit unincorporated association dedicated to preserving the rural history of Antelope Valley. The purpose of the AVRMOH is to develop a permanent [...]
Every day, AVC students, faculty and alumni are breaking boundaries from writing and directing original theatrical works to creating breathtaking dance and theatre performances to interpreting the masters of music through sight [...]
A private, FTHF Logo nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, the Flight Test Historical Foundation, funded construction of a 12,000 square foot museum facility at Edwards. This facility includes 8500 square feet of exhibits, a [...]
On August 12, 2014 the City of Lancaster announced the grand opening of the newly restored Cedar Center for the Arts, which had undergone major restoration over nine months. The new facility [...]
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The airpark was rededicated in Joe's name in February 2008 in recognition of his tenure as commander of Plant 42, his service as a Palmdale City Councilman, and his role as commissioner [...]
Founded in 1986 as the Lancaster Museum/Art Gallery, the current Lancaster Museum of Art and History (MOAH) is dedicated to advancing an appreciation of art and history in the Antelope Valley. Operating [...]
Located in sunny Southern California, the Lancaster Performing Arts Center engages the Antelope Valley in a broad spectrum of regional, national and world class entertainment. Through our commitment to Arts education we [...]
The Palmdale Amphitheater at Marie Kerr Park is the Antelope Valley’s premier outdoor entertainment venue, providing audiences with a blend of high energy concert performances and community-based programming. Its convenient location, great [...]
The Palmdale Playhouse and Legacy Commons announce a call for artists of all ages to participate in a juried art contest. Artists may submit art of any subject matter, excluding nudity and [...]
Founded in 1986 as the Lancaster Museum/Art Gallery, the current Lancaster Museum of Art and History (MOAH) is dedicated to advancing an appreciation of art and history in the Antelope Valley. Operating [...]
