Beverly Hills News – U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Gala Reminds Us That ‘What You Do Matters’

Posted Thursday, March 9, 2017 – 6:10 PM

By Laura Coleman

Perhaps the most magical moment at this year’s United States Holocaust Memorial Museum L.A. dinner “What You Do Matters,” last Thursday at The Beverly Hilton, was the minutes-long standing-ovation that Holocaust survivor Max Webb received to mark his 100th birthday. The local philanthropist survived 18 Nazi camps during the Holocaust and is a living reminder of the fact that within a matter of years, the eyewitness generation to the Holocaust will be completely gone.

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Sunday was the Day of Reckoning for pie bakers in Beverly Hills, who brought their precious pastries to participate in Piesta at the Farmers’ Market. It was a solemn event, with judges carefully considering the delectable delights.

After putting planes in the sky, former Aerospace Engineer, Adam Lutz, embraces his Jewish identity as new Religious School, Lifelong Learning director at Temple Emanuel.

Singer-songwriter Annette Conlon brings her socially conscious Americana music to the Sound Majesty Summer Blood Bash and Mini Music Fest Tuesday at the Vampire Lounge & Tasting Room. The Cedars-Sinai bloodmobile will also be on hand.

This week, Walk with the Mayor participants will enjoy a truly rare treat, spanning the scope of Beverly Hills’ illustrious history with the film community and touring one of the great jewels in the City’s park system. Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse will lead the group on a walk to the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Margaret Herrick Library and nearby, La Cienega Park!

The Los Angeles Lakers used the second pick to choose University of California at Los Angeles point guard Lonzo Ball.

Beverly Hills News – U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Gala Reminds Us That ‘What You Do Matters’

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