Our Facilities

The only museum of its kind in the world, the Museum of Tolerance is an impressive architectural venue distinguished by both its broad civic mission and innovative gathering spaces. The Museum features cutting edge technology, dynamic interactive exhibits, extraordinary presentation theaters and well appointed meeting, reception and conference facilities.

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Peltz Theater
The sophisticated Peltz Theater comfortably seats 300 people. It is the venue of choice in LA for live televised events, film screenings, lectures, staged readings, conferences and debates. The Peltz Theater is equipped for 35mm and DVD projection.

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Hertz Theater
100 seat theater with video-conferencing and powerpoint capability.

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Conference Center
60 seat amphitheater-style conference room with video-conferencing and powerpoint capability.

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Wosk Theater
An intimate 35 seat theater located within the main exhibit area, equipped with 35mm projection as well as VCR, DVD player, and LCD projector. An inner sanctum for screenings and special presentations.

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Atrium Reception Area
The striking 40-ft high Atrium, located near the Peltz Theater, provides an elegant setting for large or small receptions, or seated dinners.

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Classrooms
Flexible multi-use spaces can be used as one large classroom, or subdivided. Accommodates from 30 – 110 people. Features internet connection, VHS, DVD Player, LCD Projector, projection screen and balcony access.

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Action Lab
The stunning 8,500 sq ft. lab has flexible use spaces with moveable media walls and seminar rooms with videoconferencing and a built in automatic response system.

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Board Rooms
Equipped with videoconferencing, plasma screens, and comfortable chairs, these rooms accommodate from 12-25 people.

Or, you may call the Advanced Ticket Desk at 310-772-2505 to secure your advanced ticket purchase.

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