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UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Wed, Nov 04The Goldrich Cultural CenterJoin us for a world premiere musical tribute to an extraordinary life, honoring Holocaust survivor Renée Firestone, whose remarkable life story has inspired generations through her courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to bearing witness.- Thu, Nov 05The Goldrich Cultural CenterJoin us for a world premiere musical tribute to an extraordinary life, honoring Holocaust survivor Renée Firestone, whose remarkable life story has inspired generations through her courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to bearing witness.
Wed, Nov 11The Goldrich Cultural CenterA conversation with Jewish American veterans Dr. Richard Baum, Major Gen. Jeff Jacobs (Ret.), and Rabbi Noah Farkas
Sun, Nov 15The Goldrich Cultural CenterThe Last Woman of Warsaw follows two young women: Fanny, a socialite, and Zosia, who has left her shtetl for the thriving city, as they unexpectedly come together in their search for love, meaning, and a sense of home—all while grappling with the storm clouds gathering around them.
Sun, Nov 22The Goldrich Cultural CenterKevin Simpson presents the powerful stories of soccer's role in resistance and survival during the Holocaust. Jordanna Gessler will join the conversation to discuss the impact of Soccer Under The Swastika in our new temporary exhibit, The Beautiful Game... The Untold Story.
Sun, Dec 06The Goldrich Cultural CenterAward-winning Israeli chef Alon Shaya presents his new book and samples of Hanukkah related recipes
Thu, Dec 10The Goldrich Cultural CenterAs an unprecedented wave of book banning is sparked in Texas, Florida, and beyond, librarians under siege join forces as unlikely defenders fighting for intellectual freedom on the front lines of democracy.
Sun, Dec 13The Goldrich Cultural CenterLOLA is a dance experience choreographed by Georgia Ehrlich honoring her great-grandmother, Leonia “Lola” Singer. Reconciling themes of loss, resilience, and freedom, LOLA is an embodied remembrance of Georgia's relationship with the extraordinary woman whose survival made her own life possible.- Sun, Dec 13The Goldrich Cultural CenterLOLA is a dance experience choreographed by Georgia Ehrlich honoring her great-grandmother, Leonia “Lola” Singer. Reconciling themes of loss, resilience, and freedom, LOLA is an embodied remembrance of Georgia's relationship with the extraordinary woman whose survival made her own life possible.
Sat, Jan 09The Goldrich Cultural CenterA musical story written and performed by Russel Kaback, based on the life of his grandfather, Szyjek Magier, who as a Polish Jewish teenager spent four years in Nazi labor and concentration camps.
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