When Harriet Shapiro Rochlin’s family lived in Boyle Heights during the 1940s, her Orthodox grandfather used to attend the Breed Street Shul three times a day.
Jewish Homegrown History Member Preview Day
Drop in anytime, Wednesday, March 28, 12:00–5:00 p.m.
ADMISSION
- FREE and open to Skirball Members only
- Reservations required for guided tours and free lecture
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Members, be among the first to experience Jewish Homegrown History: Immigration, Identity, and Intermarriage.
Explore at your own pace— No reservations are required for self-guided viewing of the exhibition. Stop by anytime during the day and enjoy watching dynamic home movies!
Hear expert insights—At 2:30 and 3:30 p.m., attend an insightful gallery orientation led by Marsha Kinder, Professor of Critical Studies in the USC School of Cinematic Arts and founder of The Labyrinth Project, a research initiative and art collective on database narrative and digital scholarship.
Reservations required: www.skirball.org or (877) SCC-4TIX or (877) 722-4849. Orientations limited to two people per membership.
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