… my son’s bar mitzvah in the courtyard where I now work. Most importantly, the Skirball embodies the values I hold dear—Jewish traditions, a commitment to inclusivity, and a true sense of welcome. It’s a place where I’ve always felt a deep sense of belonging, both personally and …

… Contributor Spotlights Christopher M. Green, the artist behind our found-art animal sculptures The Noah’s Ark Puppeteers Ned … a role to play, so on this ark, all of us are Noahs. And guess what? All the animals are welcome, too—not just two of each, and not just the cute and cuddly ones. As it turns out, Noah’s … families. We wanted it to be fun, of course, but also meaningful—a celebration of diversity and community, and an experience for all generations.  Welcoming and honoring families is at the …

… The Skirball Cultural Center is a place of meeting guided by the Jewish tradition of welcoming the stranger and inspired by the American democratic ideals of freedom and equality. We … and other American immigration and civil rights experiences to a diverse and representative audience. Project Overview The Skirball Cultural Center’s core exhibition, Visions and Values: … by the Skirball’s 30th anniversary events and a public announcement of the project in spring 2026. Expression of Interest: Deliverables Firms interested in providing creative leadership and …

… the following year? A: A long time ago, I learned that "learning" is something that you never stop; every day, you learn new things or new ways to see things, so I want to continue having … Skirball.   About Skirballer Spotlights Our institution is more than just a workplace—it's a community where each team member plays a vital role in bringing the Skirball's mission and … one of these Skirballers, showcasing their unique talents, passions, and contributions to our community. Through these introductions, we invite you to get to know the people who make working …

… Worn-Tin (Taper Courtyard) Kick back and enjoy this LA band’s alt-rock romp, where silliness commingles with celebratory scene-making to deliver a fun-tastic jam. 7:45–8:30 pm First Set … You LA + puppet and paper crown making, inspired by Max from Where the Wild Things Are (Ruby Commons) 7:00–9:00 pm All Night Long MUSEUM GALLERIES On view: NEW! Wild Things Are Happening: … Art of Maurice Sendak Frank Stella: Had Gadya The American Library by Yinka Shonibare CBE RA Common Ground Visions and Values: Jewish Life from Antiquity to America FOOD TRUCKS (Front …

… currently on view in the Museum . BUY/RESERVE NOW   Advance reservations are highly recommended. Walk-up tickets are limited and there is no guarantee of admission.    $20 General … separately and is not included with General Admission. BUY/RESERVE NOW   Reservations recommended.   $20 General $15 Seniors, Full-Time Students with ID, and Children 2–17 FREE to Members and Children under 2 FREE to all on Thursdays Upcoming Programs …