Temple Beth Israel of Highland Park and Eagle Rock

Temple Beth Israel of Highland Park and Eagle Rock An inclusive and egalitarian synagogue located in the historic neighborhood of Highland Park in Northeast Los Angeles. Come check us out!

We are a diverse community of families and friends, celebrating judaism in of one of LA's oldest continuously operating synagogues right in the heart of Highland Park. All genders participate fully in all activities; children are welcome, and so is everyone else including interfaith and same-gender families, out-of-town guests and curious visitors. Our historic 1930's building is surrounded by a n

ative plant garden, palm trees and hammocks. Situated just off the Gold Line, Beth Israel prides itself on being a intergenerational neighborhood synagogue with a focus on environmentalism. Our kiddush potlucks are the best in town.

There’s something special about the warmth of our Gilberg Family Religious School—you can feel it the moment you walk in...
04/21/2026

There’s something special about the warmth of our Gilberg Family Religious School—you can feel it the moment you walk in. It’s a place where students are known, families feel at home, and Jewish learning is alive, joyful, and deeply meaningful.

Come experience it for yourself, meet our teachers, and connect with our community. And if you know a family who might be looking for this kind of space, help us spread the word—we’d love to welcome them too!

RSVP at the link in our bio.

A full week of Torah, community, and connection at TBI.From Torah on Tap at the Arroyo Club to Mishmar diving into the m...
04/21/2026

A full week of Torah, community, and connection at TBI.

From Torah on Tap at the Arroyo Club to Mishmar diving into the mysteries of tefillin, from weekday minyan to Shabbat services, and even some softball under the evening sky with our friends from , there’s something here for everyone.

Join us for a moment, or for all of it. We’d love to see you!

There’s something different about a home-cooked Shabbat meal.The pace slows. Phones go down. Conversations linger. Stran...
04/15/2026

There’s something different about a home-cooked Shabbat meal.

The pace slows. Phones go down. Conversations linger. Strangers become familiar, and friends become something deeper.

This Friday at TBI, join us for Neighborhood Shabbat—beginning with Tot Shabbat at 5:30pm, followed by a home-cooked community dinner at 6:00pm, and Kabbalat Shabbat services at 7:00pm.

Come for one part or stay for the whole evening. Just come hungry—for food, for connection, for Shabbat.

RSVP at the link in our bio!

A full week of Torah, tefillah, and community at TBI.From learning together at Torah on Tap and Mishmar, to gathering fo...
04/14/2026

A full week of Torah, tefillah, and community at TBI.

From learning together at Torah on Tap and Mishmar, to gathering for Neighborhood Shabbat, to showing up for one another at daily minyan, this is what it looks like to build something meaningful together.

Whether you can join for one moment or many, we’d love to see you this week.

A full and meaningful week at TBI as we come to the close of Pesach and step back into our regular rhythm together.Join ...
04/07/2026

A full and meaningful week at TBI as we come to the close of Pesach and step back into our regular rhythm together.

Join us Thursday morning for Pesach Day 8 services and Yizkor, and then come back that evening for something special: Torah on Tap — on a Thursday night — as we mark the end of the holiday with Havdalah over our first chametz. It’s one of those small but powerful Jewish moments that becomes something deeper when we do it together.

And then we carry that energy straight into Shabbat, with Kabbalat Shabbat Friday night and Shabbat morning services to follow.

Looking forward to being together for all of it!

Pesach prep = chaos? Not this year!Join Rabbi Alex at TBI tomorrow night at 7pm for a hands-on mishmar where we’ll make ...
03/25/2026

Pesach prep = chaos? Not this year!

Join Rabbi Alex at TBI tomorrow night at 7pm for a hands-on mishmar where we’ll make kashering your kitchen actually make sense. We’ll break it down step by step, tackle real-life kitchen scenarios, and focus on what really matters (and what you can stop stressing about), using the Rabbinical Assembly’s updated Pesach Guide.

Whether it’s your first time or you just want a smoother, saner approach, you’ll walk away ready to take on Pesach with confidence!

A full week of Torah, tefillah, and community at TBI! Join us for daily minyan, dive into Pesach prep at this Thursday n...
03/24/2026

A full week of Torah, tefillah, and community at TBI!

Join us for daily minyan, dive into Pesach prep at this Thursday night’s Mishmar on Peach kashering, and welcome Shabbat together with Kabbalat Shabbat and Shabbat morning services.

Looking forward to being together throughout the week.

What’s happening this week at TBI:Torah on Tap
Rosh Chodesh minyan
Mishmar with Bernhard Rohrbacher
Neighborhood Shabbat...
03/17/2026

What’s happening this week at TBI:

Torah on Tap
Rosh Chodesh minyan
Mishmar with Bernhard Rohrbacher
Neighborhood Shabbat dinner
Daily minyanim

Whether you come for learning, prayer, or good company, there’s a place for you this week at TBI

Truth or kindness? What should we say to a bride on her wedding day?Tonight at Mishmar we’ll explore one of the Talmud’s...
03/12/2026

Truth or kindness? What should we say to a bride on her wedding day?

Tonight at Mishmar we’ll explore one of the Talmud’s most famous ethical debates (Ketubot 16b–17a), where Beit Shammai and Beit Hillel argue over a deceptively simple question that opens into something much bigger: the role of honesty, dignity, and speech in building a community.

Join Rabbi Weisz for an evening of learning, discussion, and good cholent. All texts in English, and everyone is welcome whether you’re a seasoned learner or opening a page of Talmud for the first time.

Come hungry for both Torah and cholent!

One of the quiet engines of Jewish life is the weekday minyan. Ten people gather, prayers are said, Torah is read, and a...
03/11/2026

One of the quiet engines of Jewish life is the weekday minyan. Ten people gather, prayers are said, Torah is read, and a community holds one another up before the day even begins.

At TBI we are working to build a culture of reliable daily minyan. Whether you’re an experienced davener or completely new to weekday prayer, you are welcome. You don’t need to know the liturgy by heart. Just showing up helps make it possible.

This is especially true on Monday and Thursday mornings, when we traditionally read from the Torah. In order to do that, we need ten people physically present in the room.

If you have flexibility in your schedule, consider joining us in person sometime. Even attending occasionally can make the difference between having a Torah service or not.

Daily Morning Minyan
Sunday–Friday
In person at TBI

If you’d like to join on Zoom, send us a DM and we’ll share the link.

A full week of learning, prayer, and community at TBI!Join us for Daily Minyan throughout the week, Torah on Tap Tuesday...
03/10/2026

A full week of learning, prayer, and community at TBI!

Join us for Daily Minyan throughout the week, Torah on Tap Tuesday night at Arroyo Club, and Mishmar on Thursday evening as we explore “Truth & Lies in Jewish Tradition.” We’ll welcome Shabbat together Friday night and gather again Saturday morning.

Come by, bring a friend, and be part of the rhythm of Jewish life this week.

Passover is a holiday meant to be lived around a table.Questions get asked. Stories get told. Songs get sung a little lo...
03/05/2026

Passover is a holiday meant to be lived around a table.

Questions get asked. Stories get told. Songs get sung a little louder as the night goes on.

Join us for TBI’s Annual Community Passover Seder on Thursday, April 2 at 7pm for an evening of great food, lively conversation, and the timeless rituals of the Haggadah. Whether you’re a seder veteran or still learning why we hide the afikoman, there’s a seat for you at the table.

Reserve your seat at the link in our bio!

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5711 Monte Vista Street
Los Angeles, CA
90042

Telephone

+13237452474

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