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Join us at Upside Down Gallery to celebrate the opening of art exhibition by Clifford Lester & Jake Rosen, "Ha'Or Zikaron: Honoring Survivors of the Holocaust"
Featuring:
A curated art exhibition featuring artist talk
Open coffee bar, refreshments, and drinks
About the Exhibition:
“Ha'Or Zikaron: Honoring Survivors of the Holocaust” is an exhibition of works by artists Clifford Lester and Jake Rosen. Lester and Rosen, two second generation Holocaust survivors, share the stories of their parents and other individuals through intimate unposed portraits and moving biographical paintings. On the 20th anniversary of International Holocaust Remembrance Day and with the backdrop of rising antisemitism, this exhibition bears witness to the enduring strength of survivors who have built lives of meaning and joy in the wake of incredible suffering and loss. On view from January 25, 2026 to March 15, 2026, both the works of Lester and Rosen stand as a testament to the well-documented, yet too often unacknowledged part of our history with a call: to cherish the humanity of every individual, to bring light from darkness, and to look to hope for renewal.
Celebrate the birthday of the trees with us on Sunday, February 1 with activities for the whole family! Wristbands are required for entry.
What can you expect?
Carnival-style activities and games including face painting, bounce houses, art projects, animal interactions, balloon twisting, and more! Plus, the roller rink is back! Our rock wall will also be open for climbing!
What about food?
Our favorite foods will be available for purchase! Options will include coffee, smoothies, fresh fruit cups, and pizza. Food prices range from $5 to $10 per item and discount food tickets can be purchased in advance.
Admission
Wristbands are required for all attendees including adults, and can be purchased using the Eventbrite dialogue below.
Wristbands provide unlimited access to all activities, including face painting, bounce houses, carnival games, art projects, animal interactions, balloon twisting, and more! Our favorite foods will be available for purchase! Options will include coffee, smoothies, fresh fruit cups, pizza, waffles, and ice cream.
Pick up your wristbands either at Will Call on the day of the Festival, or if you would like to skip the line, come by our front office to pick up your wristbands during regular business hours before the event. Advance sales end on January 29 but there will be wristbands for sale at the check-in booth on the day of the event.
Food prices range from $5 to $10 per item and discount food tickets can be purchased in advance.
Early bird pricing ends Jan. 5!
Life today is loud — full of pressure, expectations, and endless inner noise.
But beneath all of it lives a truer you: clear, grounded, and unshakably whole.
This class is about returning to that place and hearing yourself again.
Doors open at 7:30. Class begins promptly at 7:45.
Wine and small bites served.
No event schedules available
Los Angeles, CA
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Jewish Law Students Association at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA is a vibrant student organization dedicated to celebrating and supporting the Jewish student community within the law school. JLSA recognizes that law school is not only about academic achievement but also about maintaining cultural identity and building meaningful relationships with peers who share similar backgrounds and values.
At its core, JLSA empowers Loyola's Jewish students and welcomes others to participate in celebrating Jewish heritage through thoughtfully planned events and gatherings. The organization creates spaces where students can connect authentically, share experiences, and build friendships that extend beyond the classroom. These community-centered activities help counterbalance the intense demands of legal education by providing cultural grounding and social connection.
The association plays an important role in enriching the broader Loyola Marymount University campus community. By contributing Jewish perspectives to campus-wide dialogues, JLSA helps foster a more inclusive and culturally aware educational environment. The organization demonstrates that diversity in the legal profession includes religious and cultural identity, and that law students benefit from engaging with multiple viewpoints and traditions.
JLSA also serves as a mentorship and support network, connecting newer law students with upper division members who can offer guidance, encouragement, and practical advice about navigating law school successfully. This peer support system recognizes that having community members who understand both the challenges of legal education and the importance of maintaining cultural identity creates a more holistic and sustainable law school experience. For Jewish students in Los Angeles seeking community, support, and cultural connection during their legal education, JLSA offers an essential and welcoming home.