LA28 Cultural Olympiad: Posters, Free Events Across L.A.
LA28's Cultural Olympiad is planning a ten-week festival with screenings, concerts, performances, public art, and museum exhibitions across Los Angeles, with a citywide poster project and free or reduced-cost admissions at partner venues. The event aims to leave a lasting cultural legacy, with digital tools and some programming continuing after the 2028 Games.
Los Angeles is preparing for the 2028 Olympics with a Cultural Olympiad featuring a ten-week festival of screenings, concerts, performances, public art, and museum exhibitions. The event will include a citywide poster project with 16 local artists, free sports-movie screenings, live music, and special museum exhibitions. LA28 has appointed Maria Arena Bell as chair to steer the Cultural Olympiad and secure partners. The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs has outlined a framework for the cultural program, starting with outreach in 2026 and culminating in a public showcase during the 2028 Games. The Cultural Olympiad aims to be inclusive, with a digital calendar and mapping tool to help residents and visitors track events. The event's success depends on substantial funding, staff power, and a concrete plan for distributing audiences and revenue.
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