Holocaust Museum LA is CLOSED for construction through our grand reopening in June 2026. Don’t miss the many public program and education opportunities offered online and off-site. Virtual school field trips and classroom programs are available for the 2025 – 2026 school year.

In this 3-session class, Professor Steve Swerdlow, esq. of University of Southern California explores genocide, ethnic cleansing, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.

Holocaust Survivor online testimony followed by a Q&A.

Author, filmmaker and 2G Henry Schipper presents his new book, The Ball Dreams of the Sky; an autobiographical book of baseball poems that translates to his memories and lessons in life. In conversation with LA based poet Rick Lupert.

Learn how German Jews created spaces of dignity, connection, and hope in the face of terror, prosecution, and prejudice in the 1930s.

How do communities recover and reclaim language, tradition, and culture after tragedy? Join Indigenous and Jewish cultural workers for a powerful exploration of how communities impacted by genocide preserve cultural memory and rebuild traditions.

A celebration of community, language, and living Yiddish culture in Los Angeles

A continuation of our series, this lecture explores the community that Holocaust survivors built in Sweden from the war years through the present.

Archivists from diverse institutions examine their practices for caring for and managing objects that represent collective and personal tragedies.

Join Jake Cohen from his kitchen in New York City as he cooks and kibbitzes about Hannukah dishes from his new book, Dinner Party Animal.

Author and 3G Dan Grunfeld presents his multi-generational family epic detailing history's only known journey from Auschwitz to the NBA. Talk moderated by HMLA Chief Impact Officer, Jordanna Gessler.

The unusual love story between a dashing young man and a beautiful young woman. Set to the back drop of World War II, this young couple flees their homeland of 1930's Poland to Russia and ultimately find refuge and a whole new lease on life when they arrive after the horrors of the Holocaust.

Dr. Luke Berryman presents his new book, Resisting Nazism: True Stories of Resistance to the World's Most Dangerous Ideology, from 1920 to the Present.