Valley Village

Friday, June 28, 8:30 pm
Celebrate Sendak's most well-known story under the stars!

Celebrate Sendak's most well-known story under the stars! Embark on an extraordinary adventure to a world of friendly monsters with Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things Are, which brings Maurice Sendak's timeless tale to life like never before!

Directed by Spike Jonze (2009, 101 min., Rated PG)

Beginning April 18: Every Thursday–Sunday at 3:00 pm (except Sun, Apr 28)
Join Skirball staff in the gallery as they read you some of Maurice Sendak's most memorable stories!

8 am - 3 pm
Session 1 - 6/17-6/28
Session 2 - 7/1-7/12
Session 3 - 7/15-7/26
Session 4 - 7/29-8/9

Session 1: June 17-July 12
(no camp on June 19 or the week of July 4th)
Session 2: July 14-August 9
Camp Wonder is designed for Rising TK/K through 4th Graders
(campers for Summer 2024 must be 5 years old by November 30)

On view through September 1, 2024
Free to all on Thursdays!
The American Library by Yinka Shonibare CBE RA
Browse artist Yinka Shonibare’s immersive installation The American Library, where six thousand books are wrapped in textiles with the names of US immigrants and Black Americans affected by the Great Migration. Learn about their impact and share your own story.

How to experience this exhibition:

The Nagel Jewish Academy opened its doors in September 2014, offering after-school classes to Jewish children, between the ages of 5 and 13, who do not currently attend a Jewish day school. The school is almost free of charge and all Jewish children are welcome regardless of level of observance or background, in order to make Jewish education easily accessible to all.

The Or HaChaim Academy Early Childhood Program offers a warm and encouraging environment where:

- Children are able to meet age-appropriate developmental goals essential to their long-term success
- The social and emotional growth of each child is supported
- Each child receives help in developing a positive self image

Or HaChaim is committed to instilling a love for Torah in our students and preparing them for the next level of learning.

$700 per month. 2.5 or toilet trained to 5 years old.
Hours: 8:15 am to 3:30 pm.

Emek's Early Childhood Center strongly believes that during the formative preschool years children learn to navigate the world. Creating a safe and nurturing environment based upon the enduring foundation of Torah and mitzvot, Emek's ECC staff focuses on providing all the tools necessary for success in life, academically and personally. We work to provide an environment of absolute and unconditional love and acceptance, respecting the individuality of each child and encouraging growth and learning through age-appropriate experiences.

The Early Childhood Education Center at Temple Beth Hillel is devoted to enrich a child's early years in a series of programs from birth through pre-kindergarten. Parent and Me classes let parents of infants and toddlers share their experiences in a supportive group setting weekly. Sessions include: art, story time, body movement, large and small motor activities, free play, snack and singing. While children are in free play, adults discuss parenting issues.

The Blessing Exchange offers our students and their families service learning and volunteer opportunities!

A Service Program for Jewish Teens and Young Adults with Autism and Neurodiverse Abilities in cooperation with Los Angeles Senior Living Communities and other Local Service Organizations