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Join JFSLA and LA LGBT Center as we celebrate International Women’s Day! We will have music, flowers, and more! PLease email Alex at apagan-mejia@jfsla.org to RSVP

NY Times journalist Andree Brooks will discuss Jewish cuisine and how the idea of “Jewish food” developed.

The LA Conservancy will show us landmarks, such as the Central Library, the Million Dollar Theatre, and the Bradbury Building

Join us as we share photos of the new BAR Center at the Beach and samples of our virtual programs.

To RSVP, contact Kimiko Kelly at kkelly@jfsla.org or call 323-937-5900.

Join us for special musical performance by Phyllis Pan, an award-winning pianist from Los Angeles and Fellow at the UCLA GLuck Program.

Join Alex and Chris as we explore the music of some of the most influential Black musicians in American history.

Join the LGBT Center and JFSLA as we celebrate Valentine’s Day with music, stories, and a special gift for those that RSVP before February 7th.

Email Alex Pagan-Mejia at apagan-mejia@jfsla.org or call at 213-248-6595 to RSVP

Celebrating the Frist Museum’s 20th anniversary, from Nashville’s post office to its reopening as a museum.

Email Alex Pagan-Mejia at apagan-mejia@jfsla.org or call at 213-248-6595 to RSVP

Discuss music through different era’s and the impact on the generations. Presented by Independence at Home.

Brian Rose talks about how comedy changed from the vaudeville shtick and slapstick to satire and self-reflective absurdities.