The Jewish Museum

Opens 11 every day

Still there Till Feb

Adults $18 Seniors, 65 and over $12 Students $8 Children, 18 and under Free Members Free Thursdays, 5 – 8 pm Pay-What-You-Wish Saturdays Free

It's on until February

Hello Michael - the museum is free every Saturday, and select Jewish Holidays. Regular pricing is as follows: Adults: $18 Seniors: $12 Students: $8 Children 18 and under: Free Members: Free All best, Lyndsey Director of Visitor Experience

I think not

Yes sure, we attended the Leonard Cohen from 15 to 17.30 ;)

Hi Svetlana, Connie is correct. You just show the pass at the admissions desk and up to 5 people will receive complementary admission. We hope you enjoy! Lyndsey

Hello Sandy, Yes, you can bring one guest complimentary, then each additional guest will pay the member guest fee of $10. Best, Lyndsey

Sorry but suitcase are not allowed.

Free

Yes, the gift shop is open.

Call them. They will book you on their system with the discounted price.

They have audio tours.

Yes

I think so.

No I don't think so 😲

You'd better call and ask.

This was already answered.

Yes they do at 12:15 pm, 2:15 pm and 3:15 pm

I have no idea it is listed on their website

November 27th the museum is open but the 28th it will be close in observance of Thanksgiving Day. Enjoy your visit!

I believe it is. You could have a small taste of Jewish culture there.

It closed on September 8th..

Good morning - beginning this upcoming weekend, we will return to a 11am - 5:45 open time on both Saturday and Sunday.

Look at the website.

According to their website though it looks like they will be closed on 8.24.2019. russanddaughters.com/jewishmuseum/reservations Normally, you need to make an advance reservation for Saturdays (and, I think, prepay).

5th Avenue and 92nd Street. The closest garage is on 90th Street between Madison and Park Avenues.

Yes

Don't know. I'm certain both their website and phone service would supply that information.

Based on my experience, the waits can be long. So check the Chamber first when you arrive--it's down the hall to the right once you enter the Cohen exhibit. If the line is long, check back later--but if there are just three or four folks ahead of you, go ahead and sign in. The wait time is about five minutes per person.

It is included with General Admission!

Yes

Look on their web site.

As a Kosher restaurant, the cafe is closed during Passover.

Yes. We are open today until 5:45pm.

Yes. Saturdays are and will remain free and include the Leonard Cohen exhibition.

Dear Sylvia, Our museum closes most Fridays at 5:45pm, but closes today at 2pm in observance of Passover. If you're looking for late hours. we are open until 8pm on Thursdays. We hope to see you soon! Warmly, Lyndsey

Yes, it's open Sundays, but you have to pay. It's free on Saturdays.

Yes

I'm sure they have reduced admission price. Check web site. Saturdays are free

Free on shabbatcan order before hand and eat there on shabbat.

Try the Jewish museum in Philadelphia, PA

Yes it is

On their web site it says they are closed on Saturday.

Free admission is available saturdays (jewish day of rest) and various jewish holidays, a d thursday evenings are pay what you wish

Call directly.

The ticket costs Adults $18, Seniors $12, Students $8 and Children under 18 Free. But if you want to pay less or enter for free the museum offers Pay-what-you-wish day on Thursdays 5-8pm and it is Free on Saturdays 11am-5:45pm

Admission for seniors, 65 and over, is $12

Yes. I went on sunday and I was allone

Mid September I think

yes it is

It's no longer there. It was wonderful. So sorry. You probably can goggle

On Thursday from 5pm to 8pm pay what you wish. On April 6 and 7th it is free.

Yes they usually are on Sundays regular hours.

Most likely yes.

Check on line. Saturday is free.

It should be open Call them

The Museum is open everyday except Wednesday's The Cafe is closed Wed's & Sat's

I would call the Museum directly to get a name and email so you can send a picture of the Trunk

Take ur bike

The Museum is closed on Wednesday's

Saturdays are free and on Thursday evenings you can pay what you like.

Yes, free on Saturday

Yes. It's really an art museum dedicated to some very avant guarde works from Jewish artists. It's not a religious institution. Plus it has a kids room that is dedicated to ancient Israeli history and archeology.