Holocaust Museum LA will reopen on Sunday, November 10. Take a tour. Explore our exhibits. Attend a program. While under construction, enter the Museum from Pan Pacific Park. The entrance on The Grove Drive will be closed.

Mark Bamberger, MD will present his family's Kristallnacht story in conjunction with its 86th anniversary. His talk is based on artifacts, news reports and personal letters saved by his late father, Henry Bamberger, a German born refugee.

Mismatched cousins David (Jesse Eisenberg) and Benji (Kieran Culkin) reunite for a tour through Poland to honor their beloved grandmother. The adventure takes a turn when old tensions resurface against the backdrop of their family history. Presented in partnership with 3G@HMLA.

On his Holocaust experience, Joseph reflects, "I feel that the man upstairs wanted me to survive so I can tell people what happened." Survivor talks are generously supported by Arnold L. Gilberg, MD, PhD and Family.

Join us for a discussion with historian Dr. Anna Hajkova and Maestro James Conlon as they explore her groundbreaking book on survival in Theresienstadt during the Holocaust.

Join Holocaust Museum LA for a documentary that follows one woman's journey to uncover her family history. A conversation with filmmaker Karen Frenkel will follow the screening.

RISE is a new rock musical about a group of Jewish women resistance fighters during the Holocaust who wage an uprising against the Nazi regime. Enjoy a selection of scenes and songs from the show, followed by a discussion with the writer and composer.

Join Palestinian and Jewish Israelis working with the organization Standing Together for a town-hall event focused on movements for peace in Israel.

What is gained and what is lost when history is appropriated, and misappropriated, by filmmakers, novelists, and other creative artists? Emmy Award-nominated producer Joshua M. Greene explores existential and pedagogical issues surrounding the transmission of Holocaust memory.

Two sisters: one deaf, one hearing. This is their true story. Join author Joshua M. Greene, in conversation with HMLA's Chief Impact Officer Jordanna Gessler.

Author Lior Reitblatt discusses his book about Moshe Kraus, who ran a large-scale rescue operation at the "Glass House" and other protected houses throughout Budapest. His efforts saved tens of thousands of Jews by equipping them with protective documents known as "Schutzpasses".

Trailblazing Black students, bold Jewish suburbanites, and a carousel: this film shares the untold story of the first organized inter-racial civil rights protest in America. Presented in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, in partnership with Jewish Story Partners.

In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, 80 years after Auschwitz, the descendants of survivors address liberation and its subsequent impact on their families’ lives.

Join Holocaust Museum LA docent Jenn Solomon for a four-part Book Group on the theme of Resistance During the Holocaust, featuring powerful works that explore resilience and defiance in a variety of ways. Meetings held monthly, in person.

Filmmaker Michael Turner documents his first visit to a Holocaust memorial created by his grandmother Lici, a Hungarian Jew whose parents and sister were killed in Auschwitz.

Join director and choreographer Dr. Suki John for a film screening and workshop. Sh'ma tells the story of her mother and family during the Shoah, weaving together the emotive languages of dance, music, and film.