Join us for a rare theatrical screening of a selection of short films by Pixar Animation Studios. This screening will include some of Pixar's earliest iconic shorts as well as Pixar's Academy Award-winning shorts | click here

Award-winning international short films take you to Madagascar, England, Mail and Iran to meet determined, brave and resourceful kids whose stories you’ll never forget. They play hard, live large and sometimes learn the hard way how to do the right thing | click here

Michael Sporn’s award-winning children’s films run the gamut from gentle, minimalist animation for preschoolers, to searing explorations of social issues facing urban kids | click here

Fasten your seat belts for some rollicking acrobatics and animated adventures. This 10-ring circus features a fabulous crew of critters and tiny creatures! | click here

Brave kids, incredible adventures and one very cranky grown-up! | click here

Magical international short films take you on a whirlwind trip around the globe, with breathtaking animation, awe-inspiring poetry, belly laughs, action, adventure and even some surprising love stories! | click here

Experience new animation and video by middle school students from across Los Angeles County. This free program features the creative work of young artists in the CalArts Community Arts Partnership and Sony Pictures Media Arts Program. | click here

Drawing from the sweeping array of film, video and animation featured in MoMA’s blockbuster retrospective in New York earlier this year, this unique four-day program offers Los Angeles filmgoers a rich panorama of some of the most innovative and artistically daring work made at CalArts over the past 35 years. | Click here

All of Southern California is invited to downtown Los Angeles for a day of arts and family fun | Click here

Teenage musicians in CalArts Community Arts Partnership (CAP) music programs with Art-in-the-Park, Plaza de la Raza, the Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra, and the Watts Towers Arts Center, come to REDCAT for an afternoon concert of jazz, classical and world music | Click here

This lively, thoroughly original media screening brings together the work of teenage artists in CalArts CAP programs at Inner-City Arts, Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club, Self-Help Graphics and Arts, Visual Communications and Bell High School. | Click here

Mystery, the Los Angeles detective movie genre, art theft and politics are spiced up with live original music and dance in an original play developed collaboratively by noted Los Angeles playwright Peter Howard and a team of 45 high school students in the CAP/Plaza de la Raza Youth Theater Program. Directed by B.J. Dodge with choreography by Marvin Tunney. | Click here

Long before Cathy Rigby slipped into a harness and struck a perky pose, J.M. Barrie insisted on handpicking the star of the first-ever film version of his famous play. After viewing screen tests by Gloria Swanson, Mary Pickford and Lillian Gish, Barrie chose Betty Bronson, an unknown and inexperienced teenager from New Jersey, to play the part of Peter Pan | click here