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Mar. 22: A Night of Jazz with
12 Gauge Wire
Join us for a concert of cool jazz on Friday, March 22!
12 Gauge Wire is swinging it LIVE at TCCC on Friday, March 22! From the New Orleans classics of Louis Armstrong, to the joyful melodies of Duke Ellington, to the cool sounds of Miles Davis, these cats will bring you a night to remember. Watch Nola Plessner sing while she walks her bass, Mattix Le fiddle on the viola, Megan Zhao tickle the ivories, and Calvin Baber bring it all together on the drums. 12 Gauge Wire’s timeless performances serve as proof that jazz lives on forever. Tickets are $20.
This show will be INDOORS, so seating is limited! Advance ticket purchase is highly recommended as we cannot guarantee there will be any seats left at the door.
Refreshments available for purchase.
March 27: Tarzana Talks!
"The Amazing History of Tarzana"
Join us for an exciting and informative Tarzana Talks! on
Wednesday, March 27
about the history of Tarzana!
Our story dates all the way back to 1769, when Spanish explorer Gaspar de Portola crossed over what is now known as the San Fernando Valley. 150 years later, Tarzana was founded, and named after the writings of Edgar Rice Burroughs, who authored the famous “Tarzan” book series. The 90-minute presentation led by TCCC founder Helen Baker will include details of the early days of Tarzana, its Hollywood roots, and the fascinating life story of Diana Dallugge, who designed and built the Spanish revival style building which is now the home of the Tarzana Community & Cultural Center. The event will also include a discussion of books and artifacts on display in the TCCC Museum Room and a tour of the property.
March 29: Tarzana Music Night: Live!
Join us for another spectacular Tarzana Music Night: Live! show on Friday, March 29!
Performers include:
Craig Lincoln, Karen Turner,
Rich Marchetta, Kathy Sanders, Jay Asher, Lauren Lundeen, Ray Williams,
Jimi Yamagishi, Catharine Beck,
Samantha Elin, Roger Parham Brown, Playin' Out, and Mike Baber.
Our special guest is
JK JONES
who will perform a 20-minute set at 8 pm.
This show will be outdoors in the garden, so bring a blanket in case it gets chilly. Refreshments available for purchase.
Please email us at Info@MyTarzana.Org if you have any questions.
April 7: Ric Taylor Memorial
Tribute Concert
Our dear friend Ric Taylor passed away suddenly on November 15, 2023. He was a gifted singer-songwriter and fixture at our Tarzana Music Nights since their inception. The entire local music community is deeply mourning his passing. Ric was not only an extremely talented songwriter, but also a fun-loving, generous spirit with a big heart who was very supportive of other artists.
We will be hosting a tribute concert in his honor on
Sunday, April 7 from 1 - 4:30 pm
Many of the performers will be playing covers of Ric's beautiful songs. Please join us to celebrate Ric's life and music at this very special event.
A potluck lunch will be served and guests are invited to bring a dish or dessert to share. Beverages available for purchase; chairs will be provided. The event will be outdoors.
Admission is FREE.
April 12: The Beatunes in Concert!
The fabulous Beatles tribute band, The Beatunes are back for another great concert in the garden on
Friday, April 12
7-10pm
The Beatunes will amaze you with their incredibly faithful renderings of the beautiful, timeless songs of The Beatles, who were widely considered to be the greatest rock band there ever was. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased on our website or through the yellow buttons above. Advance purchase is recommended.
Join us for a lovely spring evening in the garden to enjoy the music of The Beatles, the band that rocked history. Bring the whole family to experience this great music that transcends generations. Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase; guests are also welcome to bring their own. Chairs will be provided.
NEW TIME!
1:30 - 3:30pm
Watercolor Wednesdays at TCCC
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.