The Center for Jewish History illuminates Jewish history, culture, and heritage with archives, exhibits, and programs.
In addition to its work as an archive, the Center serves the city of New York through a vast array of events that draws more than 35,000 visitors per year. The five partners and the Center itself produce important exhibitions that reflect the extraordinary richness of the Jewish historical experience over time and space. Each year, the Center and its Partners produce hundreds of programs. It is through these programs, such as lectures, conferences, roundtables, holiday programs, and musical programs, that the Center educates the general public. Indeed, our public programs help the Center bring the extraordinary tale of Jewish survival to life.
View our calendar of upcoming programs here: programs.cjh.org/