Event Calendar

Members are invited to attend a private viewing and tours of Maverick Art. Let Autry curators bring the exhibition to life. Then head over to the Golden Spur Cafe to enjoy complimentary snacks and refreshments. No reservations required. Curator-led Tours: 11:00 am and 2:00 pm

Enjoy these two whimsical tales about desert animals by Conrad J. Storad Don’t Ever Cross That Road! An Armadillo Story and Desert Night Shift: A Pack Rat Story.

Maverick Art addresses the American West as a visual experience, where the rugged image of a frontier past collides with a modern landscape of technical innovation, environmental change, and increasing cultural diversity. In this first broad survey of contemporary art, drawn mainly from the collections of the Autry National Center, the exhibition focuses on recent acquisitions in painting, sculpture, photography, and video. Note: The museum, museum store, and cafe will close to the public at 2 p.m. to prepare for the Autry's annual Gala.

Celebrating the regalia of the West, the Autry’s 21st annual Gala is L.A.’s preeminent black-tie event. Enjoy a cocktail reception, silent and live auctions, an elegant dinner, and great entertainment. Tickets: $1,000 per person. Sponsorships begin at $10,000. For more information, call 323.667.2000, ext. 317. The museum. museum store, and cafe will close to the public at 2 p.m.

Free Admission to the Public.

Shop from a variety of dazzling Bohlin silver pieces and meet David Marrold of Bohlin Silver who debuts a special commemorative Gene Autry buckle. View an exciting slide show of the Bohlin silver items found in the Autry collection.

Enjoy these two whimsical tales about desert animals by Conrad J. Storad: Don’t Ever Cross That Road! An Armadillo Story and Desert Night Shift: A Pack Rat Story.

Children can learn all about the Bohlin story and create their own piece of history in this family craft activity.

Members receive a behind-the-scenes tour of Bohlin items, and everyone is invited on a special gallery tour.

A charming teenage thief, a woman dying of cancer, and a newborn baby collide in this quirky story about families, taking chances, and letting go. Series continues on November 5.

Enjoy these exciting new creations and use your member discount to purchase your very own artwork.Pan dulce and Mexican chocolate will be served.

Help us prepare to celebrate Día de los Muertos by making your own Day of the Dead mask.

The Pasadena Symphony Association is bringing their exciting new concert series, Clásica, to the Autry. These free family concerts, sponsored by the James Irvine Foundation, explore the connection between the roots of Latin, Hispanic and Classical music.

Decorate a galloping pony while learning about how the horse changed life for the Plains Indians.

Native Americans used gourds for many things. Learn about their uses and decorate your own gourd to take home. Kits are $14.99. For adults and children 8 years and up.

Angel City Brewing pours the flavor of the West and shares what makes their beer a microbrew favorite. Then hit the dance floor with the boot-stompin’ country sound of the Mary White Band! Eat, drink, and be merry! Registration required: 323.667.2000, ext. 300.
Single Ticket: Members $30, General $40
Series Ticket: Members $70, General $100

Learn about the traditions surrounding this holiday. Then light up your Día de los Muertos celebration with a handmade votive candle holder.

Join us as we bring to life the music of the American cowboy and the open range. The Western Music Association gives voice to Western songwriters and musicians at its monthly jam in Griffith Park.

Encouraged by her friend, Charles F. Lummis, Fenyes made over 300 paintings of historic California adobes from 1898 to 1930. Some portray the romantic Spanish past, and others are the only known documentation of historic adobes. Open to all guests; no reservations required.

Members and a guest are invited to enjoy a private tour with a special focus on objects from the collection at the Southwest Museum. Tour space is limited to members and a guest; please reserve by calling 323.667.2000, ext. 391.

The Chinese Chung Yeung Festival is a time to remember your ancestors. Come visit the Family Discovery Gallery and create your own family tree.

Members are invited to a private viewing of Bold Caballeros y Noble Bandidas. Autry curators will lead us on personal tours to discover the heroes and bandits of Mexican popular culture. Members will receive gratis Halloween-inspired munchies in the Golden Spur Cafe all day long! No reservations required.
Curator-led Tours: 11:00 am and 2:00 pm

In this psychological thriller, a family struggles to survive the aftermath of a deadly accident. Explore what it means to be pushed out of the lives we’ve made into horrific, new territory. Ages 14 and up.