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The Goldrich Cultural Center and its outdoor amphitheater on a clear day

One address in Pan Pacific Park. A museum, a theater, classrooms and an open-air amphitheater, built around the first survivor-founded Holocaust museum in the United States.

Permanent exhibition gallery with illuminated timeline panels and artifact cases

Holocaust Museum LA

Founded in 1961 by survivors. The permanent exhibition, the collection, the Tree of Testimony and survivor voices, in the galleries designed by Hagy Belzberg.

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The Beautiful Game exhibition: the Mitropa Cup trophy on a plinth in front of the illuminated title wall

The Beautiful Game … The Untold Story

Sport, survival, and the untold stories of the game under persecution. The opening exhibition at The Goldrich. [Dates, curator and full description to come.]

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The Majdanek boxcar on its rails inside the glass-walled Boxcar Pavilion, with the park beyond

The Boxcar

[Description to come: what it is, where it came from, how visitors experience it.]

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The S. Mark Taper Foundation Theater: raked rows of seats under nested rings of warm light, seen from the stage

S. Mark Taper Foundation Theater

Performances, film screenings, lectures and conversations, and available to book for your own event. [Capacity to come.]

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A classroom in the Educational Center with rows of tables, chairs and a wall-mounted display

Educational Center

Classrooms for school groups, teacher trainings, workshops and survivor talks. Every student tour is free. [Number of rooms and capacity to come.]

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The outdoor amphitheater at The Goldrich Cultural Center

Amphitheater

Open-air seating facing the park for concerts, receptions and community programs. [Capacity to come.]

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Free for students, teachers, children and EBT cardholders. Timed tickets through the Museum's ticketing system.