Holocaust Museum LA
The first survivor-founded Holocaust museum in the U.S., with over 20,000 artifacts and documents, immersive galleries, educational programs, and a space for survivor stories.
Welcome to The Goldrich.
A place where stories
bring us together.
The Goldrich is a new 1.5-acre cultural center in the heart of Los Angeles and home to Holocaust Museum LA.
Featuring specialty exhibitions, public programs, immersive gardens, curated retail, and thoughtful community partnerships, built to inspire hope and connection in Los Angeles and beyond.
A place to come together, building hope and connection.
A cultural center with exhibits, performances, film screenings, talks, and so much more.
Inspiring humanity through truth.
Founded in 1961 by survivors. Exhibitions, the collection, survivor voices, and free education for every student.
Explore the Campus
The Boxcar
Experience an authentic Holocaust-era boxcar in a powerful exhibition exploring the history of deportation and its human impact.
S. Mark Taper Foundation Theater
A dedicated space for performances, film screenings, conversations and public programs.
Dimensions in Testimony
A first-of-its-kind interactive conversation with fashion designer and Holocaust survivor Renée Firestone, featuring holographics, voice recognition, and AI-driven technology.
Immersive Gardens
Spaces for conversation and reflection, seamlessly integrated with Pan Pacific Park.
Educational Center
Flexible spaces for workshops, teacher trainings, school groups, and hands-on programming.
Museum Shop
A curated mix of artful, local objects and provisions.
Currently on View
Now open · Holocaust Museum LA at The Goldrich
The Beautiful Game … The Untold Story
Jewish life and soccer, a history that was nearly erased. The exhibition follows the players, clubs and communities that made the sport a place of belonging, resistance and survival, and the Jewish innovators who shaped the style and culture of European football.
Featured Program
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · 7:30 PM · The Goldrich Cultural Center
It’s Now or Never: Songs of Hope and Resilience
A world premiere musical tribute to Holocaust survivor Renée Firestone. A new song cycle by composer Michael Schachter and librettist Gene Scheer follows her life from prewar Europe through the Holocaust to America, drawing on Terezín works, Yiddish song and cabaret, German Lieder, jazz and American musical theatre. Music director Ronny Michael Greenberg leads baritone Simon Barrad, countertenor Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen and a chamber ensemble.
Host your event at The Goldrich.
With 1.5 acres in the heart of LA, our theater, conference rooms, pre-function spaces, and gardens are available for performances, screenings, private gatherings, conferences, and meetings.
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Membership
Become a Member
Enjoy free admission all year to The Goldrich Cultural Center, including Holocaust Museum LA, plus early access to programs, exclusive member benefits, and more.
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Your gift supports free admission and education programs for students, exhibitions, and cultural programs. Make a one-time or monthly gift, honor someone special, or leave a lasting legacy.
Capital Campaign
Building Truth
The campaign behind The Goldrich Cultural Center, bringing new galleries, theaters, classrooms, gardens, and the Boxcar Pavilion to one campus anchored by Holocaust Museum LA.
Annual Gala
18th Annual Gala · Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Join us as we celebrate the opening of The Goldrich Cultural Center and honor three remarkable individuals who helped make it possible. Proceeds support free education programs, including bus transportation for underserved communities, that make a meaningful and lasting impact.
- WhenTuesday, November 10, 20266:00 PM reception. 7:00 PM program and dinner. Business attire.
- WhereBeverly Wilshire Hotel9500 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills
- Honorary ChairRick CarusoExecutive Chairman & Founder, Caruso
Honoring
Plan Your Visit
One ticket. The whole campus. Your ticket includes Holocaust Museum LA, the Boxcar exhibit and The Beautiful Game.
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- Hours10 AM–5 PM dailyClosed Wednesdays.
- Location100 The Grove DriveLos Angeles, CA 90036, in Pan Pacific Park. 323‑651‑3704
- ParkingThe Grove parking structureOff The Grove Drive. $10 day rate for Museum visitors with a Museum sticker. Metered parking on Beverly Boulevard and nearby streets.
- DirectionsOpen in Google MapsLADOT DASH Fairfax and Metro lines 14, 16/316, 17, 217, 218 and Rapid 780 stop nearby.