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Holocaust Museum LA is expanding for the next generation. 

UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

HMLA has outgrown its original building and has embarked on its $65 million Building Truth campaign to expand its current facility that will become an iconic landmark.
 
Situated on 1.5 acres in the heart of Los Angeles with over 50,000 square feet of interior space, the new
Jona Goldrich Campus will open in June 2026 and accommodate 500,000 visitors annually, including 150,000 students.

The campus includes:

  • A prominent, 3k sq. ft gallery for special exhibits and reception

  • A 215-seat state-of-the-art theater to host a robust calendar of community events and cultural and performing arts including, music, film, theater, dance, panel discussions, lectures, and more

  • A 60-seat Virtual Survivor Experience Theater

 

  • 2 classrooms

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  • A Boxcar Pavilion housing an authentic boxcar that was unearthed near  the Majdanek Death Camp in Poland

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  • A redesigned entrance, with a state-of-the-art security pavilion to ensure safety

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  • Outdoor spaces, including a large courtyard connecting all facilities and a rooftop garden for art reflection and educational projects.

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  • A gift shop and snack bar

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  • Enhancements to the existing Museum’s permanent galleries, including two new permanent exhibits

For more information, please contact:
development@hmla.org

Click Here to see what we've raised to date.

Download the Building Truth brochure:

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Marcia Israel Foundation
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Lynn and Larry Neuberg
Judith Reichman
Jamie and Ken Rosenblood
Jack Stein
Sam and Esther Freed Memorial
Jennifer Lewin Solomon and Robert Solomon
Emily Tigerman & Nancy and Jeremy Halbreich

With Assistance from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany Supported by the Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future and by the German Federal Ministry of Finance

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