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In the News
Skirball Cultural Center Announces Extension of Virtual Concert Series Linking Los Angeles Talents with Global Acts
World Music Central | September 3, 2020
Skirball on Twitter
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Irin Carmon: What would you like to be remembered for? Justice RBG: Someone who used whatever talent she had to do… https://t.co/7NkcQcpIEa
Friday, September 18, 2020
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"Tonight begins the Days of Awe. A time in the Jewish calendar when we reflect and rebuild. With the hopes of 5,000… https://t.co/oCZ0oP5oth
Friday, September 18, 2020
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This Oct, we're launching a new initiative to bring Noah’s Ark at the Skirball to students and teachers virtually t… https://t.co/FaWihbvn81
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
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Our thoughts are with all those directly affected by the many wildfires. We send our gratitude to the firefighters… https://t.co/3X3VsrOmbX
Saturday, September 12, 2020
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Two stages, one night of captivating music. #SkirballStages returns on 9/26! Enjoy this glimpse of Aditya Prakash E… https://t.co/nZ4LlBtX9F
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
Photo of the Day
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Is migration part of your family story? If so, under what circumstances did you or your ancestors come to the US? Where and when did your family’s American story begin? During National Welcoming Week—an initiative to strengthen communities by bringing new and longtime US residents together—we invite you to reflect on your own family's story and join us in sending positive and hopeful messages to young refugees and immigrants at the @sfvrefugeechildrencenter. To create and send a welcome postcard, visit our link in bio. #WelcomingWeek
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[Image description: A homemade postcard decorated with a blue, purple, and pink background and images from magazines cut into shapes in each corner. The word "weLcOmE!" is spelled out in letters cut from a magazine and there is a photo of a palm tree on the left side of the card.]