We’re hosting a one-woman show at KM in honor of Yom HaShoah. Performed by Susie Sandager, “Corrie Remembers” is a memorable, inspiring theater experience, as well as a ray of light out of the darkness of the Holocaust. This play is a wonderful opportunity to show youngsters, as well as adults, that even in the […]
On May 18th at 3:00 pm at Pico Union Project, the LAJS Chamber Players will host a free public concert for its education program, “A Patchwork of Cultures: Exploring the Sephardic-Latino Connection.” Casting light on the shared history between Sephardic Jews and the Latino community, the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony presents a unique and innovative […]
A poignant mix of gonzo performance art and heart wrenching pathos, KOSHER SALT takes audiences on a journey into the dark heart of antisemitism…plus jokes! Abel Horwitz’s solo show shines a spotlight on Jewish hate throughout the ages as Horwitz invokes the spirits of a Hasidic Rabbi, the Bar Mitzvah Boy, a certain German Dictator […]
Join us at the Southern California Arbeter Ring Educational Center for a poignant commemoration of the Night of the Murdered Poets, honoring the lives and legacy of the Yiddish writers and intellectuals executed by Stalin on August 12, 1952. This 72nd-anniversary event will take place on Sunday, August 11, 2024, at 1:00 pm. The Night […]
West Los Angeles synagogue Adat Shalom’s Concert In the Courtyard returns for its fourth summer with “Broadway To Bimah,” a performance by Cantorial Soloist Raymond Zachary of music by Jewish composers and lyricists. The outdoor concert takes place on Sunday, August 18th, 2024 at Adat Shalom, doors open at 5:15 pm. Ticket prices include gourmet […]
An event for the Women of the Los Angeles community to paint your own votive in support of Yesh Tikva’s OneCandle, to raise awareness of infertility.
Please join us in our Valley Challah Bake, demo by Leora Shoshani of Boujiebites
Join us with our annual Challah Bake at OBKLA and the Sephardic Spice Girls
Kleztronica, a place where archival samples of klezmer and Yiddish music combine with racing electronic grooves. In this night of dance and song, we trace Yiddish radical history and culture, […]
The Catskills made a big impression on readers of “The Forverts,” the Jewish immigrant community’s Yiddish paper of record. Each summer, subscribers jammed the newspaper’s switchboards to ensure their beloved daily was delivered to their Borscht Belt boarding houses, bungalow colonies, and resorts. Loaded with classified ads for Catskills farmland, boarding houses, hotels, and even […]
