Arts and Entertainment

Mention Eric Conner’s name in Burbank and inevitably you will get a smile. He is down to earth, personable and his energy, passion and wit imbues all he does for the Burbank arts community. Although his wife and two sons will attest that while he can recall scenes from obscure movies and all kinds of music, he can’t remember to take out the laundry.

MB Artists and Heart Productions have announced the world premiere of a new romantic comedy, I’ll Give You My Heart, set to run at The Colony Theatre in Burbank October 2–19.

The author of Devil in a Blue Dress, Walter Mosley, celebrates the release of his latest Easy Rawlins' thriller Gray Dawn with a special event at the Buena Vista Branch of the Burbank Public Library on Tuesday, September 16.

Chloe may be an accomplished filmmaker with awards, commendations and a prestigious degree from Columbia University but she can also be seen helping customers select their keepsakes at her families Vintage store, Junk for Joy, on Magnolia Blvd.

Get ready, Burbank, comedy is taking center stage this August as Flappers Comedy Club & Restaurant rolls out one of the hottest weeks in town!

She was interested in being interviewed, but felt that her time was limited, having to take care of Apollo. I said bring him along, after all he too is an artist in his own right. So, it is with pride I introduce the other members of a truly artistic Burbank family.

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.

Living in Burbank has increased his network and skills, and in order to expand his wheelhouse he attended a local post production school, resulting in his editing the award winning features, CARBON NATION and ASSISTING VENUS (starring Julian Sands).

Acclaimed pianist and storyteller David Snyder brings his cinematic one-man piano show, The Piano Says It Better, to The Colony Theatere as a part of his national tour for one unforgettable night on Friday, July 12, 2025, at 7:30 PM.

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.