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Artwork is part of a city-wide initiative highlighting different communities and cultures; event was held in partnership with the local ADL chapter and the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles

Temple Etz Chaim will host two musical groups, Nefesh Mountain Band and Mostly Kosher, for a community concert titled Cantor Kenny and Friends: An Entertaining Evening Celebrating Jewish Music, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Sun., June 11 at Temple Etz Chaim, 1080 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks. The concert will be held in the temple’s

Israeli Eurovision winner Netta, klezmer-rock band Mostly Kosher, two local klezmer acts all have concerts coming up in the Bay Area. And SF Opera has an upcoming concert of Holocaust-related material.

Here are five things to do in Los Angeles this weekend... with parking.

Whether you spell it "Hanukkah" or "Chanukah," it's the Jewish Festival of Lights that occurs over the course of eight nights every December. Here's where you can celebrate in L.A. in 2022 — no matter what your faith or background.

The Skirball Cultural Center and the Original Farmers Market will welcome the Festival of Lights with music, activities, and marvelous menorahs.

The Skirball Cultural Center's annual celebration will feature a moving candle-lighting ceremony, too.

A Noise Within's sensory-friendly "Christmas Carol," a triumphant return of Pacific Ballet Dance Theatre and the best gallery gift shops.

As Disney's brand has gone global, its theme parks' annual celebrations follow suit in Anaheim, with a mix of entertainment, foods and attractions that celebrate cultural traditions from around the world

Multicultural holiday observances at Disneyland and California Adventure seek to represent varied stories and voices this year.