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.

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.

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.

This April 4th-12th, Burbank High School’s (BHS) Drama Department presents Shakespeare’s Hamlet in the Colony Theater.

JBHS student Mela Gainer was awarded first place for her compelling piece titled “Out of Water.”

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.

On Friday, May 9, the campus of Luther Burbank Middle School transformed into a vibrant celebration of global cultures as 7th grade students took part in the school’s long-standing tradition—World History Day.

In celebration of PRIDE 2025, Campus Circle invites you and a guest to a complimentary screening of On Swift Horses

Burbank’s Art In Public Places Program (APP) was established in 1992. Requiring 1% of major construction project costs be allocated towards on-site art or to a public art fund has made it possible for recognized artists to enhance public spaces throughout Burbank with sculpture, murals, and environs. To date, there are over 130 Art in Public Places pieces throughout the city.

Nine of LA's best storytellers will take the stage for ONE NIGHT ONLY, sharing true stories about being a father or about their own dad in JAM Creative’s production of MANECDOTES on Tuesday, June 24th, 2025 at 6:30pm at The Colony Theatre in Burbank.