Museum of Jewish Heritage

We came here for an event and it was wonderful! Beautiful balcony overlooking the water and Statue of Liberty . Pretty at sunset !

Meaningful and thought-provoking exhibits . Great location right on the water with a cafe and garden . Come after 4pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays for free admission .

A cultural and retrospective journey which helps you understand a lot of the Jewish culture , their way of living, and their past suffering. It's a rich experience both moving and meaningful. 

A memorial to the Holocaust, this Battery Park museum centers on life before, during, and after the Holocaust. The exhibits are powerful and extremely well done.

Be sure to stop by their peaceful Garden of Stones for a quiet moment to yourself, and mark your calendars for their Jewish Film Series and other monthly events .

Thought provoking and insightful. There is also an observation room that looks out onto the water with Statue of Liberty views .

Where music meets social, this "music-tech crawl" will have in-class presentations, interactive pit sessions, a music awards dinner and some of the biggest influencers in the field . Thursday, Feb 21

The museum is a living memorial to the Holocaust and documents personal stories of tragedy and triumph.

Irresistible after you come inside. Impossible to stay in for less than two hours. Every detail is worth appreciating.

Thought provoking and insightful, take a stroll directly along the waterfront nearby afterwards.

Thought provoking and insightful, take a stroll directly along the waterfront nearby afterwards.

Get free admission to this great museum every Wednesday after 4:00pm.

The poet Emma Lazarus, gave a compassionate voice to the Statue of Liberty , and the promising message of new beginnings for generations of newcomers to America. Read more

Discover and learn about Jewish life from the late 1860s-post Nazi Germany for free on Wednesdays from 4-8 p.m. Check out MetroFocus for other free admission days offered by museums Read more

Created as a living memorial to those who perished during the Holocaust - the Museum honors those who died by celebrating their lives.

Views over Hudson are second to none

Interesting place for memories about the Jews persecution but also general information about jewish culture .

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Beautiful & comfortable auditorium

June 11: Mayor de Blasio & city officials hosted the annual Jewish Heritage Month Celebration #NYC2015

Good event space .

Saw play, "The Golden Bride" and had a mini Yiddish Leson. Wonderful evening!

The main exhibition is closed and without it the museum is underwhelming. Double check everything is open before you come.

SO worth visiting while you're in NYC.

Bring a light jacket it's chilly in here. Bring tissues for the second floor.

views from the back of the museum over the Harbor are absolutely gorgeous Read more

It's very rough reading about so many destroyed lives

Excellent presentation of Jewish life from the late 1860s-post Nazi Germany

predict the Future of Television at the littlebigGirl + co. table in the Event Hall!

Free admission Wednesday 4-8pm.

It was eye opening. What a collection of Jewish History.

A moving experience for all.

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When I went part of the museum was closed

Coffee is available all morning in the side room, thru the doors to the right when facing the stage. Read more

Open late on Tuesdays

On 5/3/12, I was here to speak at the 2012 Syms School of Business Gala Awards Dinner .

The exposition is interesting

No photos! Take tissues. Lots of videos to watch.

On 12/21/11, I came here to light the menorah for Hanukkah!

The Keeping History Center is very cool. Share your story.

Take a sweater or light jacket

4.00pm KEYNOTE: Steven Grasse, Revolutionary behind Art In the Age of Mechanical Reproduction Read more

Free with military I'd

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1.30 – 2.30pm – GOOD IDEAS TALKS: CHANGEMAKING Colin Beavan, Andrew Hoppin, John Dimatos, Zach Lieberman Read more

Great lawn for people watching

Lunch and afternoon coffee is upstairs on the 2nd floor. Read more

9.30am – KEYNOTE: Rob Walker National columnist and instigator of Significant Objects Read more

no photos. take tissues. I cried. im not a jew btw.