Breed Street Shul Project

Breed Street Shul Project A cultural journey linking Los Angeles’ past, present & future and celebrating the diverse Boyle Heights experience.

The Breed Street Shul in the Boyle Heights neighborhood is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is designated as a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument. The original wood frame 1915 building was recently rehabilitated for use as an arts, educational, and cultural center. The Byzantine Revival unreinforced 1923 building with beautiful stained glass and folk art murals has been stabilized.

Please joinJewish Historical Society of Southern Californiain celebratingJewish American Heritage Month – LA 2026Friday,...
05/11/2026

Please join
Jewish Historical Society of Southern California

in celebrating
Jewish American Heritage Month – LA 2026

Friday, May 15, 2026 – Los Angeles City Hall

9:30AM – Exhibit opens/10AM – Council Presentation/11AM Reception

04/19/2026
The latest progress on the historical preservation and rehabilitation of the Shul.
03/22/2026

The latest progress on the historical preservation and rehabilitation of the Shul.

HAPPY 2026 FROM BREED STREET SHUL PROJECT!Thank you for your support!BreedStreetShul.org/donations (link on bio) #2026 ...
12/30/2025

HAPPY 2026 FROM BREED STREET SHUL PROJECT!

Thank you for your support!

BreedStreetShul.org/donations (link on bio)

#2026

The restoration of the stained glass windows is almost complete, bringing beautiful sunlit colors into the Shul.
11/21/2025

The restoration of the stained glass windows is almost complete, bringing beautiful sunlit colors into the Shul.

The terrazzo floor in the Shul’s entrance has been uncovered prior to restoring it to its original luster.
10/19/2025

The terrazzo floor in the Shul’s entrance has been uncovered prior to restoring it to its original luster.

UPDATE: LA TIMES’ PATT MORRISON JOINS "RAIDS, RIGHTS AND RECKONINGS"- FREE ZOOM THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 - 5:00-6:30 PM
10/07/2025

UPDATE: LA TIMES’ PATT MORRISON JOINS "RAIDS, RIGHTS AND RECKONINGS"- FREE ZOOM THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 - 5:00-6:30 PM

"RAIDS, RIGHTS AND RECKONINGS: AMERICA'S IMMIGRATION CROSSROADS"- FREE ZOOM COMMUNITY CONVERSATION - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9...
10/03/2025

"RAIDS, RIGHTS AND RECKONINGS: AMERICA'S IMMIGRATION CROSSROADS"- FREE ZOOM COMMUNITY CONVERSATION - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 - 5:00-6:30 PM

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Wishing you and your loved ones a New Year 5786 of sweetness and renewal
10/01/2025

Wishing you and your loved ones a New Year 5786 of sweetness and renewal

Restoration is starting on the Star of David stained glass at the front of the Shul.
09/27/2025

Restoration is starting on the Star of David stained glass at the front of the Shul.

From Darkness to Light: The Untold Story of Jerry Lewis’s Most Controversial FilmMonday, June 30, 2025 @7:30 - 9:30 PMLu...
06/27/2025

From Darkness to Light: The Untold Story of Jerry Lewis’s Most Controversial Film

Monday, June 30, 2025 @7:30 - 9:30 PM
Lumiere Music Hall
9036 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90210
RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/From-Darkness-to-Light

A behind-the-scenes documentary exploring the legend of The Day the Clown Cried — comedy legend Jerry Lewis (1926-2017)’s infamous, never-released 1972 self-directed Holocaust drama. Featuring extensive unseen footage and interviews with Mel Brooks, Martin Scorsese, David Cross and Lewis, the documentary examines the film’s history, controversy, and lasting mystery and that haunted Lewis until the end of his life.

Q&A follows the film with Classic Hollywood experts: writer Glenn Kirschbaum and Stan Taffel, President of Cinecon

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