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In the News
New STAR TREK Exhibit Coming to Los Angeles This Spring
Nerdist | Januart 31, 2020
Skirball founder Uri D. Herscher will retire. His successor is a civil rights lawyer
Los Angeles Times | January 15, 2020
Skirball on Twitter
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In a gesture of solidarity and goodwill, people around the world are placing 🌈 in their windows—a colorful reminder… https://t.co/BiVAfKnBZU
Friday, April 3, 2020
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What better way to find a little joy, comfort, and peace in your day than with some music? We fondly revisited arti… https://t.co/J1wHoYQFuP
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
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Pastrami, anyone? Visit some of the country's great delis from the comfort of your home w/ Laura Mart & Cate Thurst… https://t.co/E4LJzSZlpi
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
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Our essential operations staff report that our Water Hawthorne lilies are thriving under current weather conditions… https://t.co/aGYIpe8P4r
Wednesday, March 25, 2020
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RT @GettyMuseum: Download and print artworks to color for free!👇 https://t.co/pru5KGcgR4
Thursday, March 19, 2020
Photo of the Day
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Tzedakah is the Hebrew word for justice. Start the week off with a meaningful at-home art project that inspires us to create a more just society. Using a recycled container, make a tzedakah box, and fill it with coins to donate to a good cause and/or actions you can take to help build a better world! Catch each step below or in today's story.
Materials:
-A recyclable container (like a jar, bottle, Pringles tube, cereal box, or juice carton)
-Scissors
-Paper/magazines/stickers
-Glue or paint
-Markers
Project steps:
1. Remove the lid of your reusable container or cut an opening at the top of it.
2. Decorate the container with paper, magazine cut-outs, stickers, paint, and/or markers. Use your imagination!
3. Use your tzedakah box to store coins that you can donate later, fill it with ways you’d like to help in the coming month, or as you complete tasks, write them down and collect all the mitzvahs (good deeds) you’ve been able to accomplish.