PAI ARTIST SPEAKER SERIES Artist: Darrell Mitchell - 5-2-26 4:00 pm - 6:00pm; $10/pp

Come join us for a enlightening afternoon with author, publisher and artist Darrell Mitchell as he returns to The Museum SFV.

PAI ARTIST SPEAKER SERIES 
Artist: Darrell Mitchell
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026 
Time: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Cost: $10/person 

He will be discussing his new book releases: "The Art of Healing: a 12-Week Creative Wellness Journey" and "Dream Big, Create Bold: Unleashing Your Inner Artist." 

Experience a unique fusion of literature and visual storytelling at The Museum of the San Fernando Valley.

Event Location:  The Museum SFV

18904 Nordhoff St. Northridge, CA 91324

(SW corner of Nordhoff St.  and Wilbur Ave.) 

Parking: Free (inside Museum parking lot)

Cost:  Suggested donation  $10/pp  CLICK HERE to pay in advance.

Please RSVP to 818-347-9665 or TheMuseumSFV@gmail.com. Okay to pay at door too.

Please being a family member, friend or colleague and enjoy this event.

www.TheMuseumSFV.org

Pan Asian Festival -May 17 2026 - FREE - 11:00-4:00pm; Live Music-Dance-Art-Vendors-Food Truck -Join us

The Museum of the San Fernando Valley is excited to be hosting its 5th annual Pan-Asian Pacific Arts & Cultural Festival on May 17th in conjunction with Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.

FESTIVAL NAME:    Pan-Asian Pacific Arts & Cultural Festival
WHEN:                      Sunday, May 17, 2026
TIMES:                      Festival 11:00 AM until 4:00 PM –
WHERE:                   The Museum of the San Fernando Valley (TMSFV) 

ADDRESS:               18904 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA 91324
COST:                       FREE Entrance and FREE Parking to the Public.

(Parking inside The Rancho Cordillera del Norte at 

9015 Wilbur Ave. -inside white gates)

RSVP:                     Please let us know you are attending - email or call

The Museum chose to focus this special annual event on celebrating Asian-American Pacific-Islander Heritage month by engaging the San Fernando Valley Asian/Pacific Islander businesses and neighbors who have become part of the fabric of the Valley.

This festive and family friendly event will celebrate many diverse Asian cultures through their art, music, dance, food and more at The Museum’s location on the grounds of the beautiful Rancho Cordillera del Norte in Northridge. Festival highlights will include vendors’ booths, food trucks, demonstrations, onstage entertainment, children’s art workshops and the opportunity to visit the Museum and its exhibits. Visitors will be offered an immersive experience.

If interested in becoming a vendor or sponsor, please contact our Pan-Asian Pacific Arts & Cultural Festival Outreach & Volunteers Director, Emmy at PanAsianFest@gmail.com of call The Museum SFV office at 818-347-9665.

Bring the entire family! 

 

PAI ARTIST SPEAKER SERIES Artist: EMMY LAM - 4-4-26 4:00 pm - shares the art of Chinese Calligraphy

PAI ARTIST SPEAKER SERIES 
Artist: EMMY LAM
Date: Saturday, April 4, 2026 
Time: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Cost: $10/person 

Come join us for a delightful afternoon with Emmy Lam as she shares the art of Chinese Calligraphy.

Founder of the Chinese Calligraphy Academy, Emmy Lam has introduced thousands of children & families across Southern California to the artistry, discipline, and cultural heritage of this timeless tradition.

Chinese calligraphy is one of the oldest and most revered art forms in the world, with origins dating back over 4,000 years to inscriptions on oracle bones and bronze vessels during the Shang Dynasty.

It evolved into a refined, expressive art using brush, ink, and paper to create five main scripts: seal, clerical, regular, running, and cursive. Renowned for embodying the writer's emotions, it is considered a master art of self-expression influenced by Taoist and Buddhist philosophy.

 

 

 

Please join us for this worthwhile event. Cost: $10/person.  

You can pay in advance (appreciated) at CLICK HERE to PAY - scroll down and Click on Donate Now, add your donation and insert payment info.  

Attendees may also pay at the door. If so, please email or call Sandy or Cheri with RSVP and number of people in your party at 818-347-9665 or TheMuseumSFV(at)(gmail.com).

Please bring a family member, colleague or friend or two to this special event!

www.TheMuseumSFV.org

Thank you.

 

 

 

PAI ARTIST SPEAKER SERIES Artist: Irina Chelyapova - 3-7-26 4:00 -6:00 pm - please join us

PAI ARTIST SPEAKER SERIES 
Artist: IRINA CHELYAPOVA
Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Cost: $10/person

Free parking - inside Museum grounds

 
Irina Chelyapova, born in Moscow, Russia, showed exceptional artistic talent from an early age and trained at one of Moscow’s oldest art schools under renowned artists Michael Roginsky and Moisey Khazanov.

After immigrating to the United States in 1989, she discovered the existential beauty of Los Angeles while driving across the city on her way to paint murals.

Influenced by Hopper, Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Diebenkorn, her work captures the multicultural poetry and contradictions of urban Los Angeles.

Please join us for this worthwhile event. Cost: $10/person.  

You can pay in advance (appreciated) CLICK HERE to PAY - scroll down and Click on Donate Now, add your donation and insert payment info.  

Attendees may also pay at the door. If so, please email or call Sandy or Cheri with RSVP and number of people in your party at 818-347-9665 or TheMuseumSFV(at)(gmail.com).

Please bring a family member, colleague or friend or two to this event.

Thank you.

Black Health Summit - Feb 28 2026 - Free - The Museum SFV - Discussions; Vendors; Food

The Museum of the San Fernando Valley is pleased to present our 2026 Black History Month event, Black Health Summit.

Sponsored and produced this year by The Real Thunder Family, The Museum SFV and WCM Sports Psyc. 

Date:        Saturday February 28, 2026

Time:       11am to 4:00 pm

Location: The Theater at the Rancho

Cost:         Free Admission 

Theme:     Medical mistrust / fears / healthcare support

Rancho Cordillera del Norte

9015 Wilbur Ave. Northridge, CA 91324

Parking:   Free; please enter through main white Rancho gates

Reason for theme: 
There is a certain level of mistrust and fears in the black community about receiving healthcare. There are a number of diseases that affect African Americans at a disproportionate rate. On top of this is the fact many black Americans have phobias or fears in seeking medical diagnosis and treatment. This is preventing early detection for many diseases and health issues.

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Sponsors, Vendors and Speakers to be forthcoming.     

For more event, sponsorship, vendor information, please contact Eric Stuart or The Real Thunder Family at 818-347-9665 or TheMuseumSFV@gmail.com.                                                                                                                                                                                                    Please join us at this special annual event!

Thank you.