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Learn the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia, stages of Alzheimer’s and risk factors.

This class combines Bollywood-style aerobic dancing, laughter exercises, and breathing exercises which will make you feel energized and refreshed.

We shall never forget! Remembering the victims of the massacres that took place on September 29-30th, 1941 in Babi Yar.

How does an elephant born in the wild make their way to Tennessee? This event will illuminate the mission of The Elephant Sanctuary and show how they care for these complex creatures in captivity while also learning their stories. Please contact Alex Pagan-Mejia to RSVP at apagan-mejia@jfsla.org or call 213-248-6595 and he will send you the link to the event.

Explore the differences and similarities between the two instruments through an interactive performance by professional musicians. Brought to you by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

Meet the educational birds of the ORC. Learn about their natural history, how to protect them, and our shared environment.

Passcode: 669375

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we will explore the history and background of  Latino/a Americans.

Discover works of art that highlight the diversity and breadth of the Met’s collection, the largest art museum in the U.S., which spans more than 5,000 years. Please contact Alex Pagan-Mejia to RSVP at apagan-mejia@jfsla.org or call 213-248-6595 and he will send you the link to the event.

Join us for a six-session series and learn the fundamentals of acting with Mark Salyer of NewStages, a theater company for seniors. Through improv games, monologues, and scenes, Acting 101 is an intro to what actors do in a fun and interactive environment. Space is limited.

Learn theater improvisation games! Our “stage” is ZOOM. This workshop is all about listening, teamwork, and acceptance–like a good conversation among friends. So, pull up a chair. Space is Limited.