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Zócalo at the Skirball
Readings and Lectures
Are Celebrity Chefs Good For Food?
Zócalo at the Skirball
Tuesday, September 14, 7:30 p.m.
Listen in as Jonathan Gold of the LA Weekly, Nancy Silverton of Mozza, “Top Chef Masters” star Susan Feniger of Street, and others discuss how celebrity chefs shape how we cook and eat. More...
ADMISSION:
NOW FULLY RESERVED
Other Events
Readings and Lectures
Moment Magazine Short Fiction Contest Awards Ceremony featuring Guest Judge Erica Jong
Attend this special literary evening that honors the winners of Moment Magazine's Karma Foundation Short Fiction Contest, featuring guest judge Erica Jong. More...
ADMISSION:
$8 General; $5 Members and Students; advance reservations strongly recommended
Readings and Lectures
Maira Kalman
See the famed illustrator, designer, and author speak in honor of the opening of her exhibition at the Skirball. More...
ADMISSION:
$10 General; $5 Students
Members Free, Limit 2
Readings and Lectures
Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman—The Big Jewish Book for Jews
Everything You Need to Know to Be a Really Jewish Jew
Beloved humorists behind Yiddish with Dick and Jane discuss their latest hilarious send-up of self-help books. More...
ADMISSION:
FREE; Advance tickets recommended
Readings and Lectures
Mark Bittman—Food Matters: The Cookbook
Best-selling cookbook author and popular New York Times columnist (The Minimalist) Mark Bittman discusses his latest work, Food Matters: The Cookbook with Evan Kleiman, host of KCRW's Good Food. More...
ADMISSION:
$15 General; advance reservations required
Readings and Lectures
Sam Hoffman and Eric Spiegelman—Old Jews Telling Jokes
Sam Hoffman and Eric Spiegelman share quips and wisecracks from their new book, Old Jews Telling Jokes. More...
ADMISSION:
FREE; Advance reservations recommended
Readings and Lectures
Peter Cole—The Dream of the Poem: Hebrew Poetry from Muslim and Christian Spain
Stanley F. Chyet Poetry Reading
Acclaimed translator and poet Peter Cole reads from and discusses the masterful work from his prize-winning anthology, The Dream of the Poem. More...
ADMISSION:
$5 General; FREE to Members; Advance reservations recommended
