Join us for a free tour of the Holocaust Museum Orange County. Our mission is to honor the memory of the millions who perished during the Holocaust by preserving their stories and educating future generations. Through our comprehensive exhibit, immersive experience, survivor testimonies, and educational programs, we aim to foster an understanding of the Holocaust's historical significance, promote tolerance, and combat prejudice and hate.

NO RSVP NECESSARY.

4 week course beginning 4/28 and continuing for 4 Tuesdays

Explore the weekly Torah portion and uncover its powerful relevance to modern life.

Sleepless in Newport...

Join us for an interactive enlightening learning session on Shavuot evening, Thursday, May 21st.

Beginning at 10:30 PM - "Stump the Rabbi"

All the questions your mother told you not to ask...

Hear the Ten Commandments and enjoy a delicious dairy buffet.

No charge but RSVP is requested.

Explore the weekly Torah portion and uncover its powerful relevance to modern life.

Join local Jewish moms & tots in a holistic social experience as we explore some core Jewish values together through music + movement + sensory stimulants.

For ages newborn to 3.

Soup. Scotch. Shabbat. ✨🥃

The perfect blend of comfort and connection!

Join us the first Friday of every month for a beautiful Kabbalat Shabbat Service filled with warmth, spirit, and community!

NO RSVP NECESSARY!

Film Screening and Live Discussion

“The Stamp Thief” is part detective story, part heist film, and part untold history. The documentary investigates a tale dating back to the Holocaust: that a mysterious Nazi stole priceless stamp collections from concentration camp victims and buried the stolen stamps in a small town in Poland.

Embarking on a real-life “Argo”-like adventure, one-time “Seinfeld” producer Gary Gilbert sets out to confirm the story and recover the stamps. His tactic: a fake movie shoot. His goal: to return the stamps to their rightful owners, hopefully delivering a small measure of justice more than 70 years after the Holocaust.

Featuring a live panel with Dan Sturman (director and producer) and Gary Gilbert (producer and main character).