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Poetry Reading

The creative writing program will present a poetry reading from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. April 22 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. Jennifer Espinoza, finalist of the 2025 Lambda Literary Award for Transgender Poetry and the 2026 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Awards, along with La Verne poetry students, will read their work. 

Lavernapalooza

Lavernapalooza, the annual concert event, will be held at 7:30 p.m. May 7 at the Fox Theater in Pomona. One of this year’s headliners is Latin EDM DJ, BOLO. Other performers are to be announced by the Campus Activities Board.

Tickets are free for undergraduate students only. For others, it is $44. For more information, visit foxpomona.com/events

Unity Through Rhythm 

The University of La Verne music department will present Unity Through Rhythm at 3 p.m. May 18 in Morgan Auditorium. This will be the finale for the Sundays at the Morgan music series. It will feature music from Igaba, Ron Powell, Nat Scott, Cory Hogan and Homero Chavez.  

Suggested donation is $20. For more information email music@laverne.edu

‘Fired in Revolution’

The American Museum of Ceramic Art is showing “Fired in Revolution: Ceramics from the People’s Republic of China.” The exhibit features ceramic art including molded figures, vessels, wall hangings, posters, molds, and sculptures. It is curated by Jamie Kwan and Cooper Hewitt. The show runs through May 3.

For more information, visit amoca.org/current-exhibits/fired_in_revolution

—Cassidy Diaz

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Cassidy Diaz is a senior journalism major with a concentration in print and online journalism. She is also news editor for the Campus Times, and previously served as an assistant editor and a staff writer.

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