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The Museum of Tolerance is more than a place to visit — it’s a space for dialogue, reflection, and action. Our events bring people together to explore pressing social issues, learn from powerful voices, and celebrate stories that inspire change. From lectures and film screenings to community conversations and cultural programs, each gathering is designed to challenge perspectives, foster understanding, and spark meaningful connections.

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Screening

Unspoken

The Museum of Tolerance and B’nai David‑Judea Congregation host a special screening of Unspoken with a Q&A with filmmaker Jeremy Borison. Tickets required.

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Location

Museum of Tolerance, 9786 West Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
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The Museum of Tolerance and B’nai David‑Judea Congregation invite you to a special screening of

UNSPOKEN

Sunday, September 7, at 2:00 PM
at the Museum of Tolerance

When a closeted religious teenager finds a love letter from before the Holocaust written to his grandfather by another man, he discovers that he might not be alone. With the help of his high school crush, he sets out to find the mysterious author of the letter and uncover both his grandfather’s identity as well as his own.

Join us for a Q&A with filmmaker Jeremy Borison after the screening.

Watch the trailer here.

Ticket Pricing
MOT members: $10
Seniors & students: $15
General admission: $18
Advanced ticket purchase recommended.

Buy tickets here.

FREE UNDERGROUND PARKING. Please be considerate of our residential neighbors and make every effort to avoid driving through single-family residential neighborhood streets.

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Screening

Mashhad

Reboot Studios, Simon Wiesenthal Center, and Museum of Tolerance invite you to a special screening and Q&A with writer-director Sharah Solemani

Program

André Laks, with the Music of Szymon Laks

Sunday, October 19th, 1:00 PM

Witness to Truth speaker series: Discussion with philosopher André Laks, son of composer, writer and survivor Szymon Laks, followed by a performance of Szymon Lak's String Quartet No. 3 by USC Thornton students.

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