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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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Feb. 14: LOVE LETTERS
with Patrick Duffy

and Linda Purl
SOLD OUT

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TCCC is thrilled to be presenting "Love Letters" starring real-life couple Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl for a very special Valentine’s Day event on

Saturday, February 14th
at 7pm.


We're sorry if you were planning to come and did not purchase tickets yet, but Love Letters is now sold out. There is limited seating available for our indoor shows and we are now booked to capacity. 

A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the A.R. Gurney play traces the relationship from childhood through adulthood between two characters as it unfolds through letters over a period of 50 years.


Patrick Duffy, a renowned actor best known for the TV series "Dallas" and "Step by Step," reflects on the production's resonance with today's audiences: “There is a sense of hopefulness in this play. Linda and I found each other later in life, and that's the heartbeat of these characters-finding connection in unexpected moments. An honest letter touches something timeless in us." 
 
Acclaimed actress Linda Purl of “Happy Days” and “The Office,” among many others, notes that “Words still have the power to reach someone, no matter the medium. This story is about the trust and friendship that underlie any lasting relationship. Patrick and I had a friendship spanning decades before anything more. Performing this together brings a layer of authenticity the audience can feel."

Patrick and Linda are donating all proceeds from the play to TCCC. Tickets are $20; advance purchase required as this show will be presented indoors and space is limited.

Feb. 22: Tarzana Native Plant Fair

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Come to our 5th Annual Native Plant Fair on

Sunday, February 22!

Bring the whole family to learn all about native plants and how they can transform your gardens and our entire urban landscape! This free community event features our annual Native Plant Sale, with a wide assortment of gorgeous native plants from Tarzana’s West Valley Nursery, planting and watercolor workshops for kids, build-a-seed-bomb stations, plant and seed giveaways, storytelling, and guest speakers on a variety of topics. More than 30 information booths hosted by leading environmental organizations will be here, as well as representatives from local Native American communities.

The event will also feature great original music by Severin Browne’s First Friday Band and covers of your favorite songs from the 70s and 80s performed by The Valley People! Plus José’s Tacos and the Bella Luna Food Truck will be here offering many delicious and healthy foods to choose from.

The event runs from 11 am – 4 pm and admission is FREE!

Feb. 27: Tarzana Music Night LIVE!

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Tarzana Music Night is back with another stellar lineup on
 
Friday, February 27
7pm
 
Musical guests include:
Marty Axelrod, Art Podell,
Lois Blaisch, Jason Gutierrez,
Brent Hahn, Tracy Newman,
Sal Guitarez, Madeline Rosene,

Jefferson Denim & Reed Walsh,
Brad Lieberman, 
Jenny McNabb
and Brenton Gardner.


Our special guest is 
PUPPY BREATH
Featuring Karen Hart, Erin Hawkins and Dizni Ruth Parish


This show will be INDOORS; seating is limited so it is highly recommended that you purchase tickets in advance.

Snacks and beverages available for purchase; admission is always just $5!

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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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