Event
Sunday, Mar 23 • 3 pm to 7 pm

On Being Jewish Now: Live at The Museum of Tolerance

Join us for a Special Evening discussing On Being Jewish Now at the Museum of Tolerance

Gather in person for an inspiring conversation with editor, publisher, and contributor Zibby Owens, alongside a distinguished panel of voices from On Being Jewish Now, including Rabbi Steve Leder, Abby Stern, David K. Israel, Amy Ephron, Anna Ephron Harari, Beth Ricanati, Mark Feuerstein, and Rabbi Sharon Brous, and other Jewish notables, including Jeff Astrof, Liz Astrof, Jamie Denbo, Wendy Sachs, Rabbi Sherre Hirsch, and Malina Saval. Together, they will explore what it means—and how it feels—to be Jewish today.

This powerful discussion will take place at the Museum of Tolerance, offering a meaningful setting to reflect on identity and community in today’s world.

Books will be available for sale at the event, with proceeds benefiting Artists Against Antisemitism.

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Location
9786 West Pico Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90035
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