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The Jewish Community Library of Los Angeles has been meeting the information and literary needs of the Los Angeles Jewish community for over fifty years. The Library offers full reference services to the general community. The Library also offers an array of programming that promotes family involvement in Jewish education and continuity.

If you ask the right questions, you probably can get them to mail you the items of your choice (for just the cost of return postage.)
To locate JCLLA material, click on the link shown above and search the jclla catalog to locate the desired items. Call the JCLLA 323-761-8644 or email at jclref@yahoo.com or fax at 323-761-8647 with your request.  The JCLLA will advise you on availability of the item and when it can be sent to you.

By the way, the person who provided this valuable info to us is Margo Haas (she's the woman on the left in the picture at the top of this page.)
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Adult Education
Our Adult Education program is organized by Pearl and Ted Malos.  They have been successful in bringing us speakers, movies and the highly successful "Yiddish Film Festival."  If you have any suggestions for future events, please e-mail us by clicking on the ......
Steven Speilberg's sponsorship of Holocaust information
Movie Time!!!

Join us on the first Saturday of the month during November through March for blockbuster films with a Jewish bent.  Each film starts at 7:30 pm. The film will be preceded by a 15 minute Havdalah service celebrating the end of Shabbat.  Our lineup of films includes:


February 4, The Band's Visit
March 3, Praying with Lior

Join us!


February 4. THE BAND’S VISIT is set in a small Israeli desert village. An Eqyptian police band is invited to play at the opening of a new Arab Cultural Center but they get on the wrong bus and are stranded for the night in a village lacking any center or culture. Marooned in “enemy territory,” locals open their homes and lives to the band for the night. 90 minutes. Film at 7:30.  Free and open to the public.