Join us as the world’s first LGBTQIA+ synagogue welcomes the Jewish New Year of 5785! Tickets are low cost at $36 per service for non-members or $120 for all HHD […]
Commemorating October 7 Standing with Israel and Fighting Antisemitism Panel discussion Lisa Bloch, Beverly Hills Courier Lester Friedman, Mayor of Beverly Hills Lindsey Horvath, Los Angeles County Supervisor Katy Yaroslavsky, […]
Join us as the world’s first LGBTQIA+ synagogue observes Kol Nidrei! Tickets are low cost at $36 per service for non-members or $120 for all HHD services.
Join us as the world’s first LGBTQIA+ synagogue observes Yom Kippur! Tickets are low cost at $36 per service for non-members or $120 for all HHD services. Morning service will be followed by these breakout sessions before the afternoon service: – 1:00 pm – A 12 Step Meeting – 1:00 pm – A study session […]
Join us as the world’s first LGBTQIA+ synagogue observes Yom Kippur! Tickets are low cost at $36 per service for non-members or $120 for all HHD services. Following the afternoon service: – 5:00 pm – Reading of the Yizkor Names – 5:45 pm – Yizkor service – 6:30 pm – Ne’ilah – 7:30 pm – […]
We are excited to put the value of volunteering into action during our October Community Service Day (CSD) at the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry! We will sort food donations […]
We are excited to put the value of volunteering into action during our October Community Service Day (CSD) at Our Big Kitchen LA (OBKLA)! We will make meals together that […]
Join industry leaders Steve Bram and Mark Weinstein for a dynamic conversation about market trends. Hear insights on real estate financing from Steve and deal making from Mark, followed by an interactive conversation led by Steve. Everyone will be offered the opportunity to share how we can do business together and collaborate. Location: Generously Hosted […]
Lifestyle blogger and celebrated chef, Sivan Ayla, will be leading the preparation of a Sukkot-inspired meal at OBKLA. The meals will be packaged and delivered to those in need.
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 […]
