La Jolla Historical Society will be holding a creative workshop for parents and children of all ages. Parents and children will be able to learn about the ages-old techniques of making rubbings and simple block prints using natural materials, including working with the tree rings of Torrey pines.
La Jolla Historical Society will be holding its 60th-anniversary reception for all of its members!
The La Jolla Historical Society is offering a guided walking tour of the early-built beach cottages and village neighborhoods, giving guests a glimpse of La Jolla during the late 19th and early 20th centuries before the booming of the village starting in the 1920s. This tour will take place on March 16th from 2:00 pm …
Continue reading The Well-Lived Village Tour
La Jolla Historical Society will be hosting a one-hour event led by Helen Kagan, daughter of "Mat" (Tsuyoshi Matsumoto) for an informal talk and exhibit tour in Wisteria Gallery as she shares her father's fascinating life story and a deeper look at his artworks. Mat's incredibly detailed and serene drawings of Torrey pines have long …
Continue reading My Father Mat, Artist in the Pines
As war rages on in one of the main homelands of Yiddish culture, we join together to sing the songs and tell the stories of our shared homeland. Songs of forbidden loves, boy soldiers, the wonders of nature and looming dangers, these songs of the last centuries have sadly never been less relevant. Ukraine was …
Continue reading Songs of The Jewish Ukrainian Heartland
