The Jewish Federation - Supporting Arts & Culture

Supporting Arts & Culture

Living in the second largest Jewish community in the U.S., home to a number of world class cultural institutions, Jewish cultural venues and large segments of the film and television industries, we understand the impact culture can make on identity, and specifically Jewish identity. Today, in Los Angeles, the Federation continues the centuries-old Jewish tradition of supporting the arts and cultural life.

Bell Family Gallery
Located at the Federation’s headquarter building in Los Angeles, the Bell Family Gallery highlights Jewish artists and Jewish themed art. The gallery was established in order to enrich the experiences of both visitors to the building and those who work as communal professionals in the building.

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Finegood Art Gallery
Located at the Federation’s Bernard Milken Jewish Community Campus in West Hills, the Finegood Gallery is operated by The Jewish Federation Valley Alliance. It is one of Southern California's largest nonprofit galleries, and showcases primarily, though not exclusively, Jewish art and artists.

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Zimmer Children’s Museum
The Zimmer Children's Museum promotes values that help make a better society through interactive learning, creative self-expression and art experiences for children and families. Incorporating Jewish and community values and ethics, the museum teaches visitors about big ideas and about making a difference in their homes and in the world. A beneficiary agency of The Jewish Federation, the museum is located in the Federation’s headquarter building in Los Angeles.

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