Celebrate the power of photography, storytelling, and self-expression at this free, daylong Getty Family Festival inspired by the exhibition Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985. Turn your aperture up and get ready to focus in on experiencing a vibrant lineup of live music, dance, storytelling, and interactive workshops honoring the creativity, culture, and community at the heart of the Black Arts Movement.

Enjoy soulful performances from vocalist Darynn Dean, captivating dance presentations from THE Council and Lula Washington Dance Theatre, and interactive storytelling from Baba the Storyteller that brings powerful images to life. Throughout the day, engage in hands-on workshops to create bold posters, design your own album cover, experiment with collage, and document your own story through images connecting past and present. With activities for all ages, this immersive festival invites families and friends to create, reflect, and celebrate the everlasting impact of art, identity, and community.

Join us for a full day of performances, storytelling, and art-making across the Getty Center.