September 07, 2010   28 Elul 5770
Temple Israel of Hollywood 
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In 1947, during Rabbi Nussbaum's 32-year tenure, the Temple found its current site in a peaceful, residential neighborhood at the base of the Hollywood Hills. Fashioned of grey stone with a red-tile roof, the Sanctuary and its adjoining buildings are striking examples of modern Spanish Revival architecture. The Sanctuary boasts massive oak doors, and an eye-catching Star of David inscribed into the building's facade above the threshold evokes both cultural pride and rich tradition. The setting and the Synagogue are both beautiful and inspirational, conveying a sense of awe and humility while at the same time artistically illustrating the continuity and commitment of the Jewish people.

In the Sanctuary's ornate foyer, rich woods offset a meticulously handpainted coffered ceiling. A Star of David motif is subtly expressed in the green carpeting that continues throughout the Sanctuary. Byzantine-style chandeliers dangle from a lofty vaulted ceiling, and two tiers of gorgeous stained glass windows bathe the scene in soft, heavenly light. 

Our aron hakodesh (Ark) is an imposing monument fashioned in creamy Italian marble with silver doors and large stone lions, representing strength, courage and majesty. Other important Jewish themes are dramatically depicted in symbolic artwork all over the Sanctuary, so that each moment is infused with deep spiritual significance.

The Temple is available to all individuals celebrating milestone events within Jewish tradition. When planning Bar or Bat Mitzvah, wedding or anniversary, think of Temple Israel first. The Temple is your home and we are your extended family.
Our temple spaces are available for Jewish lifecycle events including weddings, and memorial services. (Please note, we host b’nai mitzvah events for Temple Israel of Hollywood members only.)

 

Our spaces include the Nussbaum Sanctuary, the Chadwick Chapel, the Mollie Wise Lobby, Goodman Courtyard, and Miller Hall. To inquire about holding an event in any of these locations at TIOH, please contact Stacey Levit.

Download our Events Guide here.

Contact: Stacey Levit, Events Manager and Program Asst.
Phone:(323) 876-8330 ext.1007
Fax: (323) 876-6341
Email: stacey@tioh.org

 


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