Arts and Entertainment

Three Burbank natives, Colin Recchio, Brent Myers, and George Kalcoff, are proving that friendship, art, and community can come together to make a powerful impact.

Under the leadership of drama director Ms. Beth Meberg, JBHS Drama’s production of Everybody by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins was selected to perform at the prestigious California Educational Theatre Association (CETA) High School Theater Festival.

If you have been in downtown Burbank in the last eleven years you have probably heard him sing, maybe spoken with him, shared some stories or just dropped a few dollars in his bucket. He was dubbed “The Bard of Burbank” his first day busking on the streets of Burbank and he hasn’t stopped since.

After a multi-year development journey spanning both coasts, Millennials Are Killing Musicals has found its home here at Burbank's The Colony Theatre!

On Hollywood Way in Burbank, just down the street from Portos, behind an inviting storefront filled with color, fragrance, and the soft hum of creative hustle, sits The Enchanted Florist. Its owner, Kimberly Williams, moves through the space with the ease of someone who knows every bucket, bloom, shelf, and stem by heart.

In order to understand Don Baldaseroni and why he is by all accounts the second Mr. Burbank  we have to delve into one of Burbank’s iconic organizations.

Liquid Death’s concept was to go counter to all the false advertising, the use of pleasant images to sell harmful products. To flip the marketing idea on its head. Will Liked that/ He created the skull logo and became the Creative Director responsible for writing, producing, and drawing the art for social media and beyond.

Burbank is feeling the rhythm of the 80s as The Wedding Singer: The Musical Comedy lights up the stage at the Colony Theatre through June 29.

The first thing you notice is the counter. Randall Michael Tobin will casually mention that he built that counter himself—skills he picked up in junior high school shop class half a century ago and still uses every day.

The Burbank Philharmonic Orchestra, the only professional orchestra in the San Fernando Valley, invites the community to a free spring matinee concert on Sunday, March 22, at 3 p.m. at Wolfson Auditorium, Burbank High School