The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

Curators James Glisson and Jennifer Watts lead a private tour of the Centennial exhibition "Nineteen Nineteen," which examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single,...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

Stop by The Huntington's urban agriculture site during its weekly open hours and pick up some fresh ideas for sustainable gardening. Volunteers from the L.A. Master Gardener program will be on...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

Learn about the history of the Japanese Garden's ceremonial teahouse and the traditions behind its use. Informal tours are offered at 20-minute intervals on the second Monday of every month. 

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

Joyce Chaplin, James Duncan Phillips Professor of Early American History at Harvard University, revisits The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, which was one of Henry Huntington's most prized...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

Mike Evans, founder of Tree of Life Nursery, discusses ways to boldly break away from the simplistic, homogenous style of garden design so often seen today and create unique, truly diverse...

Catherine Hess, chief curator of European art, discuss The Huntington's small but important group of Renaissance paintings, including Rogier van der Weyden's Virgin and Child and Cosimo Rosselli's...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

Maite Gomez-Rejón of ArtBites offers a Centennial-themed look at The Huntington through the lens of the special exhibition, "Nineteen Nineteen." After visiting the exhibition, participants return...

The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

Create a holiday floral design inspired by The Huntington's centennial in this hands-on workshop led by Flower Duet. Participants create arrangements in a vintage style, reminiscent of those that...

Create a holiday decoration inspired by the year of The Huntington's founding: 1919. In this workshop presented by Flower Duet, children learn how to make gorgeous, old-fashioned evergreen wreaths...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

Learn to create watercolors inspired by the art of Chinese brush painting in this monthly class with artist Nan Rae. Newcomers welcome.

The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

Stop by The Huntington's urban agriculture site during its weekly open hours and pick up some fresh ideas for sustainable gardening. Volunteers from the L.A. Master Gardener program will be on...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

The California Aiseki Kai presents its 30th annual show featuring outstanding examples of suiseki and other viewing stones. Practiced in Asia for centuries and gaining popularity around the world...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

Stop by The Huntington's urban agriculture site during its weekly open hours and pick up some fresh ideas for sustainable gardening. Volunteers from the L.A. Master Gardener program will be on...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...

The Huntington's Centennial Celebration kicks off with a major exhibition that examines the institution and its founding through the prism of a single, tumultuous year, with a display of objects...

Showcasing new work by artists selected for a yearlong collaboration with Los Angeles arts organization Clockshop, this exhibition marks the fourth year of The Huntington's /five initiative. The...

The California Aiseki Kai presents its 30th annual show featuring outstanding examples of suiseki and other viewing stones. Practiced in Asia for centuries and gaining popularity around the world...

"What Now: Collecting for the Library in the 21st Century" is a two-part exhibition inviting visitors to consider the continued relevance of the role of The Huntington's library in documenting the...

This exhibition brings together 16 works by artists whose careers have either been lauded or criticized by John Ruskin, the Victorian writer and polymath. More...