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1109 5th Ave at 92nd St
New York, NY 10128
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The Jewish Museum is the only institution of its kind to explore Jewish culture through art. Through our unique curatorial vision and dynamic education programs, we engage visitors from all backgrounds, create pathways for connection, and demonstrate the many ways Jewish values are expressed and understood.
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Installation view of Mel Bochner: Strong Language at the Jewish Museum, New York. Artwork © Mel Bochner. Photo: Will Ragozzino/SocialShutterbug.com
40 East 89th St between Madison & Park Aves
212.289.8695
Eight hours for $26
Enter after 10 am. Parking ticket must be validated by Jewish Museum security or admission staff
60 East 90th St between Madison & Park Aves
212.828.8282 or 212.828.8281
Four hours for $25
No entrance time restrictions. Parking ticket must be validated by Jewish Museum security or admission staff
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1295 Madison Ave at 92nd St
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212.987.9130
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1109 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10128
212.423.3211 or 212.423.3333
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212.831.2224 or 347.277.3453
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Installation view of the exhibition Take Me (I'm Yours). September 16, 2016 – February 5, 2017. The Jewish Museum, NY. Photo: Sean Sime/SocialShutterbug.com
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Past Trips
Apr 19 - 28, 2020
Discover vibrant Jewish communities with Darsie Alexander, Chief Curator at the Jewish Museum, on a journey through the enriching cultural landscapes of Buenos Aires, Argentina and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
On this once-in-a-lifetime trip, you’ll stroll through the Beaux-Arts architecture of the Recoleta, tour the working studios of artists in the Jewish Museum's collection, and enjoy private excursions to the historic Teatro Colón and Templo Libertad. You'll take a closer look at the revolutionary designs of Roberto Burle Marx, visit the elegant arches of the Museu do Açude, tour the Niterói Contemporary Art Museum, and much more.
Jun 8 - 14, 2019
Explore treasured historical sites, hidden gems, and the art of Amsterdam during a five-night journey with Jewish Museum Curator, Dr. Stephen Brown. Discover how Jewish artists and patrons have helped weave Holland’s vibrant culture from the Dutch Golden Age to today. Take in the history of the Jewish Cultural Quarter, tour scenic canals, and connect with Jewish artists, curators, and scholars who live and work in Amsterdam. This special trip includes a visit to the Kröller-Müller Museum’s renowned collection of modern masterpieces and impressive sculpture garden, plus a private viewing of the Museum Van Loon.
Feb 24 - 3, 2015
Our special program to Cuba is available on two sets of dates, with the same itinerary. Participants will travel under an approved U.S. Treasury Department license.The program includes six nights in Havana and an overnight stay in Cienfuegos. We will meet Jewish community leaders, participate in services at the Patronato Synagogue, hear presentations by local and accompanying scholars, and visit important museums. In the provinces, we will visit Cuba’s newest synagogue, in Santa Clara, and meet with members of small but dedicated Jewish communities.
Nov 30 - 11, 2014
Join the Jewish Museum on a unique trip to Japan to explore the country’s little known Jewish history. We will visit ancient sites such as Mount Fuji and the “Well of Israel” while learning about Japan’s Jewish culture from leading scholar Rabbi Marvin Tokayer. Don’t miss this fascinating trip.
Sep 7 - 18, 2014
Explore the rich cultural history of the Jewish people in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Join the Jewish Museum on our premiere trip to these fascinating Baltic countries. We will visit the city of Vilnius, a UNESCO world heritage site that was one of the most important Jewish centers of learning pre-WWII. Traveling by deluxe coach, we will also spend time in the Jewish suburb Slobodka, the ancient capital Trakai, Riga in Latvia, and Tallinn in Estonia, while enjoying the enchanting countryside along the way.
Apr 29 - 9, 2014
In Southern France, Marc Chagall was inspired by the lush landscape, sunlight, and bright tones so vividly reflected in his work: “There, in the south, for the first time in my life, I saw that rich greenness—the like of which I had never seen in my own country.” This specially designed trip to Paris and Southern France followed Chagall’s footsteps, accompanied by Susan Tumarkin Goodman, curator of the Jewish Museum’s Chagall: Love, War, and Exile exhibition.