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Saving
Freud Book Launch
Tuesday, August
23 | 7 PM ET
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From WWII
to the Space Race: The Story of Project Paperclip
Tuesday, August
30 | 2 PM ET
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Wartime
North Africa Book Talk
Thursday,
September 1 | 6:00 PM ET
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Researchers
Remember Book Talk
Tuesday, September 6 | 1 PM ET
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MODERN JEWISH SOUNDS concert
series
Live in Edmond J. Safra Hall
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Free in-person and livestream tickets
are available for all concerts in this series.
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Daniel Kahn
Thursday,
September 8 | 7 PM ET
Detroit-born, Berlin-based troubadour Daniel Kahn’s music
mixes Yiddish, English, Russian, and German with a punk and folk flavor.
With Jake Shulman-Ment, Sarah Gordon, Lorin Sklamberg,
and others, new and old songs will cross borders of cultures and worlds.
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Jake
Sherman Dream Band
Thursday,
September 22 | 7 PM ET
Jake
Sherman is a classically trained pianist who loves Weird
Al Yankovic – hear his virtuosic, identifiable sound that combines his
appreciation of great songwriting with his piano/organ-playing
prowess. His recent album is both poignant and playful.
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Traces:
Portraits of Resistance, Survival and Resolve Screening
and Discussion
Sunday,
September 18 | 1:00 PM ET This new animated trilogy from Humanity in Action brings three films – Voices in the Void, Two Trees in Jerusalem, and My Father’s War – to the Museum. The films are first-hand testimonials from the time of the Holocaust that seek to safeguard stories and lessons learned. Screening will be followed by a discussion with Judith Goldstein, Founder and Executive Director of Humanity in Action, and Peter and David Hein, protagonists of My Father’s War.
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Virtual
Walking Tour of London: The Heart of Jewish London and England Today
Sunday,
September 18 | 11:00 AM ET
$36 for nonmembers | $18 for members
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Virtual
Walking Tour: The Jewish Community of Buenos Aires
Wednesday,
September 28 | 11 AM ET
$36 for nonmembers | $18 for members
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The Art
of Forgiveness
Thursday,
September 29 | 1:00 PM ET Is there an art to forgiveness? The Art of Forgiveness, a powerful compilation of stories, plays, and poems performed by The Braid reveals the secrets to forgiving, and wonders…do we ever forget? Celebrate and honor the High Holidays, a time of renewal, repentance, and forgiveness, with the Museum through this moving and thought-provoking virtual performance.
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Yemin Moshe, the first
Jerusalem quarter built outside the Old City walls.
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Join the Museum and Jewish Heritage Travel for
enriching travel excursions around the world. This fall,
explore Jewish Ireland and
gain a deeper understanding of Israel.
Travelers will tour museums, visit important cultural sites, and
take in scenic views with expert guides. Groups are limited to 18
participants.
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special offer for REMEMBER THIS
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$65 tickets
for all performances!* Use code MJH65
Polonsky Shakespeare Center, 262 Ashland Place, Brooklyn, NY
In an acclaimed solo performance, Oscar nominee and Emmy-winner David
Strathairn makes his Theater For A New Audience debut
portraying the Polish World War II hero and Holocaust witness Jan
Karski, who risked his life to carry his report of the Warsaw ghetto
from war-torn Poland to the Allied Nations and the Oval Office only to
be disbelieved. Strathairn captures the remarkable life of this
self-described “insignificant, little man” and his story of moral
courage and individual responsibility.
David Strathairn and members of the creative team of Remember This
will participate in 20-minute post-show talkbacks at select
performances. In addition, Theatre for a New Audience will offer
post-performance talks with Bianca Vivion Brooks and other moderators. Check the calendar for details.
*Offer expires
9/15/22. Subject to availability and seat location. All internet and
phone orders are subject to handling fee. The offer may be discontinued
at any time. Not valid for previous purchases. All sales are final, no
refunds.
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Public programming at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A
Living Memorial to the Holocaust is made possible, in part, by public
funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in
partnership with the City Council; the Conference on Jewish Material
Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) the New York State Council on
the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy C. Hochul and the New York
State Legislature; Battery Park City Authority; The Goldie and David
Blanksteen Foundation; Marcia Horowitz Educational Fund for
Cross-Cultural Awareness; and other generous donors.
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