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PAST PROGRAMS
Sun, Apr 13Holocaust Museum LAHolocaust survivor testimony followed by Q&A.
Thu, Apr 10Holocaust Museum LAAuthor Liz Hirsh Naftali discusses her book about her efforts to rescue her three-year-old great niece from Hamas captivity in 2023.
Sun, Apr 06Holocaust Museum LAHolocaust survivor testimony followed by Q&A
Sun, Apr 06Wilshire Ebell TheatreBack by popular demand! Presented in partnership with the Ebell of Los Angeles, VILNA: A RESISTANCE STORY is an exciting new musical about young Jewish resistance fighters in the Vilna Ghetto. Presented with full script and music.
Thu, Apr 03Holocaust Museum LAIn honor of Armenian Heritage Month, join us for a conversation with grandchildren of Armenian Genocide survivors and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors.
Sun, Mar 30Holocaust Museum LAIn collaboration with the Polish Music Center, join acclaimed Japanese violinist Seina Matsuoka and pianist Yuto Kiguchi as they perform historic works by Polish-Jewish composers.
Sun, Mar 30Holocaust Museum LAHolocaust survivor testimony followed by Q&A
Thu, Mar 27Holocaust Museum LAIn this lecture with Professor Therkel Straede, learn how the Danish population rescued 95% of the country's Jews during the Holocaust.
Wed, Mar 26The WallisAfter an evening performance of Here There Are Blueberries, HMLA’s Chief Impact Officer and granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, Jordanna Gessler, will chat with writer and TV news producer, Audrey Stimson, whose grandmother was Hitler’s telephone operator.
Sun, Mar 23Holocaust Museum LAHolocaust survivor testimony followed by Q&A
Sun, Mar 16Holocaust Museum LAAuthor Pamela D. Toler presents her new book, a captivating look at Sigrid Schultz—one of the earliest reporters to warn Americans of the rising threat of the Nazi regime
Thu, Mar 13Holocaust Museum LAStudents are invited to this Shabbat-style, inclusive, and relaxed dinner and gathering.
Wed, Mar 12Holocaust Museum LAShared Legacies is a documentary that explores the historical alliance between Black and Jewish communities in the U.S. Through archival footage and personal accounts, it highlights the solidarity, struggles, and tensions that have shaped this relationship over time.
Tue, Mar 11OnlineThis three-session online course, taught by Dr. Holli Levitsky, will introduce poetry of the Holocaust, also known as poetry of atrocity and poetry of witness.
Sun, Mar 09Holocaust Museum LAHolocaust survivor testimony followed by Q&A
Sun, Mar 02Holocaust Museum LAHolocaust survivor testimony followed by Q&A
Sat, Mar 01Holocaust Museum LAHow do we build peace? In conjunction with the current exhibit Die Plage, join local artist and educator Crista Angelina for a hands-on collage art workshop that invites participants to explore the power of art as a tool for healing, connection, and nonviolent change.
Sun, Feb 23Holocaust Museum LAAuthors Dr. Alex Kor with Graham Honaker share their book, which chronicles Dr. Kor's life in Indiana growing up as the son of two Holocaust survivors
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