Events

Past Events

Our past events reflect the museum’s ongoing commitment to education, dialogue, and action. From film screenings and lectures to community conversations and cultural programs, each event has offered opportunities to learn, connect, and be inspired by voices that challenge intolerance and encourage understanding.

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Screening

Genocide

The first Holocaust documentary to receive an Academy Award®, Genocide remains today a chilling, heartbreaking testament to the suffering and strength of the Jewish people and the heroism of those who came to their aid.

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Location

Museum of Tolerance, 9786 West Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
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Spend a meaningful Tisha B'Av at the Museum of Tolerance with a special screening of Moriah Media's:

GENOCIDE

In-person Sunday, August 3, at 3:00 PM

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The first Holocaust documentary to receive an Academy Award®, Genocide remains today a chilling, heartbreaking testament to the suffering and strength of the Jewish people and the heroism of those who came to their aid.

A conversation will follow the screening.

This special screening is offered free of charge, RSVP is required. Register here.

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDED WITH ADMISSION

ANNE

Docent-led tour of an extraordinary immersive exhibit on the life and legacy of Anne Frank. 12:00-1:30 PM

WITNESS TO TRUTH SPEAKER

Meet and engage with a speaker sharing their testimony of their WWII experiences. 1:30-2:30 PM

Watch the trailer here.

FREE UNDERGROUND PARKING.

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

More Upcoming Events

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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