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Art Reception: Ha'Or Zikaron
Art Reception: Ha'Or Zikaron
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.

Sunday, 25, 16.00 - Sunday, 25, 19.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Tu B'Shevat Festival
Tu B'Shevat Festival
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!

Sunday, 01, 10.00 - Sunday, 01, 14.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

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Kaballah: Finding Yourself Beneath the Noise
Kaballah: Finding Yourself Beneath the Noise
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.

Tuesday, 06, 19.30 - Tuesday, 06, 21.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Leftist Jews Networking Event
Leftist Jews Networking Event
Calling all left-leaning Jews! Join us for an awesome in-person meetup to connect, chat, and build community. Whether you're passionate about social justice, politics, or just want to meet like-minded folks, this is the spot for you. Come hang out, share ideas, and make new friends in a relaxed and welcoming vibe. Don’t miss out on good convo and great company!

Friday, 09, 10.00 - Friday, 09, 12.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Jewish Networking: Chassidim, Yiddishists And Bolcheviks of LA
Jewish Networking: Chassidim, Yiddishists And Bolcheviks of LA
Come join us for an awesome in-person meetup where Chassidim, Yiddishists, and Bolcheviks from LA connect, share stories, and build community vibes. Whether you're passionate about culture, history, or just want to meet cool people, this is the spot! Don't miss out on some real talk and great networking in a chill setting.

Sunday, 11, 12.00 - Sunday, 11, 16.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Sara Naeini, Reza Rohani & Orchestra Live in LA
Sara Naeini, Reza Rohani & Orchestra Live in LA
Sheed Entertainment proudly presents Sara Naeini & Reza Rohani Orchestra – Live in Concert on January 24, 2026, at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles. Join us for an unforgettable evening as Sara Naeini’s captivating voice meets Reza Rohani’s masterful piano and orchestral brilliance in a symphonic celebration of music and emotion.

Saturday, 24, 20.00 - Saturday, 24, 22.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Black Kids Love Math 2026
Black Kids Love Math 2026
Why is Black students' math literacy worse than other students? Black Kids Love Math Addresses this head-on. In 2023, we launched FACTS BET ON ME, featuring Black math experts who came and spoke about what they thought the issues were. Covering the basis of ALL students, the experts spoke about math educators taking the disparity of Black math education personally, and about the fact that black children have not moved off the bottom. Following this data from our first conference, we decided we couldn’t allow our discussions to become general. We didn't want it to be a kumbaya moment where people came in a room and felt good about talking about black children in math, when it's so bad. When you look at it as a whole, at some point, you've got to say it has to do with what goes on in every classroom. You can't keep saying they're poor, or that they come from dysfunctional families, or that they’re living in poverty. At some point, you've got to do the MATH. Everyone was seeing it as black kids don't love math, don't do math, can't do math. Black kids DO love math, but nobody was seeing that. So we flipped the script and evolved into Black Kids Love Math.

Monday, 15, 08.00 - Tuesday, 30, 16.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

SoCal Coalition National Council Of Negro Women Incorp Black Family Reunion
SoCal Coalition National Council Of Negro Women Incorp Black Family Reunion
It's our Annual Black Family Reunion Reunion a chance to bring the whole Family, music, many Resources Founded in 1986 by civil rights icon Dr. Dorothy I. Height, then-president of NCNW. Created as a direct response to negative portrayals of Black families in media, particularly the 1986 PBS documentary The Vanishing Family: Crisis in Black America, which painted a bleak and narrow picture of Black family life. Dr. Height and NCNW sought to reclaim the narrative by showcasing the resilience, love, and cultural richness of Black families.

Saturday, 25, 10.00 - Saturday, 25, 17.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Juneteenth Freedom Ride, L.A. - 3rd Annual
Juneteenth Freedom Ride, L.A. - 3rd Annual
a 9, 14 or 19-mile group bike ride through L.A. starting at Leimert Park on June 19th that starts and ends at the big Juneteenth Festival. Since its inception, our Freedom Ride has been a celebration of liberation! We invite all cyclists who resonate with this spirit to pump up the tires on your bicycle and join us for an enjoyable ride that promotes Black excellence, Juneteenth, and safe cycling in one of the world's best cities. The Juneteenth Freedom Day Ride brings cyclists from all over Southern California together to celebrate the holiday with a ride through central Los Angeles, showcasing historical African American sites. Bring out your road bike, fixie, mountain bike, hybrid, e-bike or anything in-between. The ride concludes at the Leimert Park Juneteenth festival, featuring live music, food trucks, vendors, and more.

Friday, 19, 08.00 - Friday, 19, 12.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Lullabies Around the Jewish World
Lullabies Around the Jewish World
Join Cantor Elizabeth Shammash and pianist David Sparr as they take us on a journey around the Jewish world in the form of lullabies and bedtime songs in Yiddish, Hebrew and Ladino. The program includes well-known favorites such as "Rozhinkes mit Mandlen" and "Numi Numi" and takes us into new territory as well. Come to listen and learn more about the spirituality of bedtime in various Jewish cultures. Inspired by the bedtime songs of Shammash's Nana Sarah, who immigrated to the US from Riga, this program explores the love that is shared between parent and child at this most vulnerable time of day. This event is made possible by the Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, The Dortort Center for Creativity in the Arts at Hillel at UCLA and the UCLA Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies.

Sunday, 31, 16.00 - Sunday, 31, 17.00 Los Angeles, CA _$25

Latest People

Cinthia Chou-Chan
Cinthia Chou-Chan
Cinthia Chou-Chan is an Associate Attorney at Arash Law, dedicated to helping injured victims navigate the complexities of personal injury law. With a background in case management and civil litigation, she fights to secure maximum compensation for those harmed by negligence. A CALI Excellence for the Future Award recipient, she brings exceptional legal insight to every case. Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, she ensures that language is never a barrier to justice. Passionate about advocacy, she not only represents clients in court but also volunteers to support underserved communities in accessing their legal rights.

Los Angeles, CA

Rex Tran
Rex Tran
Professional Experience Since becoming a member of the California Bar, Rex Tran has focused his practice on representing consumer debtors in bankruptcy.  Prior to forming Tran Bankruptcy Law, Mr. Tran  founded The Law Offices of Chen & Tran. Additionally, he was a Managing Attorney for the largest bankruptcy firm in the nation. To date, Mr. Tran has handled over 1000 Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. As an owner, Mr. Tran continues to handle matters personally as a bankruptcy attorney in Orange County, Los Angeles, and Riverside. His aim is to  ensure that all staff members are trained to provide the highest quality service to our bankruptcy clients.   Mr. Tran is a cum laude graduate of the University of California, Irvine and received his Juris Doctorate from California Western School of Law in San Diego. Military Experience Mr. Tran served as a Sergeant First Class in the United States Army Reserves for 15 years. As the Chief Paralegal he was the most Senior Enlisted Soldier with the 78th Legal Operations Detachment in Los Alamitos, CA. In 2008, he was deployed to Camp Taji, Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, where he provided legal support for Soldiers under the 10th Sustainment Brigade, 10th Mountain Division out of Fort Drum, New York. Mr. Tran also served in Honduras in support of the military’s Beyond the Horizon mission. During his 15 year military career, he also worked on courts-martial cases, military boards, and provided legal assistance such as helping Soldiers obtain citizenship, wills, and powers of attorney. Bar Membership California Bar United States District Court, Central District of California United States District Court, Southern District of California Education California Western School of Law San Diego, CA, Juris Doctorate University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA, Bachelors of Science, Cum Laude Associations California Bankruptcy Forum Orange County Bankruptcy Forum Orange County Bar Association Vietnamese American Bar Association of Northern California Vietnamese American Bar Association of Southern California National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Awards Army Meritorious Service Medal Super Lawyers: Rising Star 2016 Army Commendations Medal Army Achievement Medal 

Santa Ana, CA

Paul William Nguyen
Paul William Nguyen
Paul Nguyen is the Managing Attorney at Shield Litigation, LLP with offices in Garden Grove and Downtown Santa Ana. Mr. Nguyen is personally involved with every case that comes to the office. Mr. Nguyen has litigated numerous jury trials to verdict, negotiated, and settled countless personal injury cases throughout California. Mr. Nguyen takes an enormous amount of pride fighting for his clients and has recovered millions of dollars for his clients. When you work with Shield Litigation, LLP, you have a direct line of contact to Mr. Nguyen and will always know where your case stands. There is no Legal Fee if we can't win your case!

Garden Grove, CA

Latest Businesses/Organizations

Women in Entertainment Law Society at Loyola Law School
Women in Entertainment Law Society at Loyola Law School
Women in Entertainment Law Society (WELS) is a vibrant student organization at Loyola Marymount University's law school serving the Los Angeles, CA community and beyond. Founded on the principle that diverse voices strengthen the entertainment industry, WELS creates an accepting and supportive space where law students can explore their passion for entertainment while advancing gender equity in the field. At its core, WELS is driven by a mission to recognize and celebrate women's contributions to entertainment law and the broader entertainment sector. The organization brings together students who share a commitment to challenging outdated industry practices and creating positive change. Members find community with peers who understand the unique challenges women face in entertainment, while also connecting with accomplished professionals who have paved the way. What sets WELS apart is its holistic approach to supporting women in entertainment. Beyond classroom learning, the organization facilitates open forums where students can discuss gender-related issues prevalent in the entertainment world, share experiences, and develop solutions collaboratively. The annual alumnae luncheon stands as a testament to WELS's dedication to honoring women's achievements and maintaining lifelong connections within its community. Located in Los Angeles, a global entertainment hub, WELS members benefit from proximity to the industry they study and serve. The organization embodies Loyola Marymount University's values of social justice and community engagement, creating a supportive network where women in entertainment law can thrive, grow professionally, and contribute to meaningful industry transformation.

Los Angeles, CA

Women's Law Association of Loyola Law School
Women's Law Association of Loyola Law School
Women's Law Association is a student organization at Loyola Marymount University's Law School in Los Angeles, California, dedicated to fostering community and advocacy around issues uniquely affecting women in the legal field and society. Founded on the principle that law students should actively engage with gender equity issues, WLA creates a supportive environment where members can explore, discuss, and develop solutions to the complex legal challenges women face. The organization's mission centers on amplifying the voices and experiences of women from all backgrounds—recognizing that women's legal issues intersect with race, ethnicity, religion, and cultural identity. WLA members understand that meaningful advocacy requires listening to and learning from women with diverse lived experiences. By bringing together students passionate about gender justice, the organization builds a community of future legal professionals committed to systemic change. WLA distinguishes itself through its inclusive, collaborative approach to legal education and activism. Rather than operating in isolation, the organization actively works with all campus communities—social, cultural, and religious groups—to build bridges across differences and create comprehensive conversations about women's legal rights. This partnership model reflects WLA's belief that solutions to complex legal problems emerge from diverse perspectives and sustained dialogue. Based in Los Angeles, WLA connects law students with meaningful opportunities to contribute to women's legal advocacy while still in school. The organization serves as a launching point for careers in women's rights law, gender equity work, and social justice, helping members develop both the professional skills and personal commitment needed to champion women's legal protections throughout their careers.

Los Angeles, CA

South Asian Law Students Association at Loyola Law School
South Asian Law Students Association at Loyola Law School
South Asian Law Students Association (SALSA) is a student-led organization rooted in the Loyola Marymount University law school community in Los Angeles, California, dedicated to fostering meaningful connections among law students who share a commitment to understanding and addressing issues affecting South Asian communities. As a member-driven organization, SALSA creates a welcoming space where students can explore their professional interests while building lasting relationships with classmates and mentors who understand the unique perspectives and challenges of South Asian legal professionals. The organization's mission centers on promoting awareness and facilitating open dialogue about topics that matter to the South Asian community, recognizing that diverse voices strengthen the legal profession and improve access to justice. SALSA's programming reflects this commitment through carefully curated lectures, panel discussions, and cultural events that celebrate South Asian heritage while exploring contemporary legal challenges. By bringing together students, legal professionals, and community members in Los Angeles, SALSA creates opportunities for mentorship, collaboration, and mutual support. The organization recognizes that law school can be isolating for students from underrepresented backgrounds, which is why SALSA prioritizes community building and peer connection. Members benefit from an inclusive environment where they can discuss shared experiences, explore career paths in public interest and private practice, and develop professional networks that will sustain them throughout their legal careers. SALSA's commitment extends beyond Los Angeles through connections with local and national chapters, creating a broader community of South Asian legal professionals dedicated to positive change.

Los Angeles, CA

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