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Exiles in Paradise: How Jewish Refugees in LA Enriched American Music

Date
May 26, 2024
Time
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Cost
$10
Organizer’s Site
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/81c0ec28-1fec-4f3e-b028-146174c483fb
COLLAGE is an arts venue in San Pedro that opened in July 2021. The mission of COLLAGE is to serve both the local and broader community with programs that are adventurous yet accessible. This is done by taking an expansive view of art that can include the visual, performative, culinary, and literary world, and making culture inclusive to consider ethnicity, affinity, ability, and emerging ways people are brought together.

Jews who fled the rise of fascism in Europe in the 1930’s flocked to California. Many became involved in the film and music industry, enriching American and world culture in the process. This program features soprano, filmmaker, and scholar Christina Linhardt and renowned pianist Brian Pezzone, who will tell the stories behind the composers and their work as well as perform them.

COLLAGE is an arts venue in San Pedro that opened in July 2021. The mission of COLLAGE is to serve both the local and broader community with programs that are adventurous yet accessible. This is done by taking an expansive view of art that can include the visual, performative, culinary, and literary world, and making culture inclusive to consider ethnicity, affinity, ability, and emerging ways people are brought together.
COLLAGE builds relationships with artistic and cultural communities and provides a space where they may come together to teach, learn, and entertain.

This program will be available both live and livestreamed. For more information, visit collageartculture.org.

Location

COLLAGE: A Place for Art and Culture
731 S. Pacific Avenue
San Pedro, CA 90731 United States
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Organizer

Big Read Program in Los Angeles
Email
elizabeth.morin@lacity.org
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