North Valley

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!

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:

Join us on Zoom every Monday afternoon and Tuesday and Thursday at 6 pm for “Chaverim at Chome” Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.

We will be playing fun games, doing trivia, taking virtual trips, having sing-a-longs, and much more!
For more information please contact Gerry at [email protected]

Temple Ahavat Shalom provides a place for our students to explore and learn about their Judaism. Whether in person or online, TAS offers an engaging, relevant, and innovative curriculum focusing on making Judaism come alive for our students. In our Chai program 8th-12th) grade we offer an emergent curriculum that addresses the needs and questions our teens are facing in their everyday lives. Beginning in Kindergarten and continuing through 12th grade, we offer educational, social, and religious programming for everyone.

The Religious School strives to create a rich, vibrant learning environment in which we can nourish our children's growing Jewish identities, create a community of peers that is part of the larger community at Temple Ramat Zion and the global Jewish community, and build the skills that children will need to be participatory members of their community.

Heschel is a dynamic transitional kindergarten through eighth grade educational community grounded in Jewish values. Located on a three-acre campus in the North San Fernando Valley, the sense of inspiration and engagement that have been the hallmark of Heschel since its inception in 1972 are unmistakable. Our values of tradition, character, and community infuse students, faculty, staff, and parents with shared vision and meaningful purpose. Individually and collectively, we challenge ourselves to pursue excellence.

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

A warm community preschool for ages 18 months to 5 years old. We prepare your child for kindergarten in a fun-loving developmental atmosphere balanced with academics and filled with Judaica values. We believe the curriculum should have a balance between cognitive, academic and creative experiences. We also have a weekly music program with a specialist; bi- weekly Animaly program and monthly onsite field trips. Our program is extremely flexible with half-day, full day and extended day options. Open enrollment and tours are every days.

TRZ Summer Camp at our Early Learning Center has an exciting program for children ages 2-5 (entering kindergarten) years old. For inquiries, please contact Hayley Wood, ELC Director, or call: 818-368-0955
Northridge, CA. 91325
Website:https://www.trz.org/summercamp

Camp Chesed opened its doors in 1995 and remains the oldest camp for Jewish children with special needs and the only 100% free camp to all campers. With tons of exciting ventures. We hope to see you all there. Camp Chesed/Camp Dora Hauser is Los Angeles' oldest camp for Jewish children with special needs. Our camp is predicated on our campers having the time of their life and we provide 2-3 high school and/or college counselors per camper.