NYCMember Tours & Early Childhood Peer Group Visit the Jewish Museum

When: Thursday, April 23, 2026 | 6:00-7:30 PM

Where: The Jewish Museum, 1109 5th Ave & E 92nd St, New York, 10128

Register: Only open to active NYCMER Members and Early Childhood Peer Group members, space is limited: Eventbrite Registration

Located on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan’s landmarked Warburg mansion, the Jewish Museum is one of the world’s oldest and leading institutions dedicated to illuminating the complexity and vibrancy of Jewish culture, history, and identity through art. In October 2025, the museum unveiled a major renovation of its third and fourth floors, including the new Pruzan Family Center for Learning—a 7,000-square-foot education space designed to deepen visitor engagement with its unique collection of nearly 30,000 artworks and ceremonial objects spanning more than 4,000 years. The center seamlessly integrates exhibition galleries with hands-on learning environments, inviting visitors to explore Jewish history and culture through activities such as art-making studios, interactive installations, and a simulated archaeological dig for children. The museum’s education department offers diverse programs, including guided tours, workshops, educator professional development, family activities, and school partnerships, connecting audiences of all ages with themes of identity, culture, and community, fostering dialogue and understanding through dynamic and participatory experiences.

This visit combines a NYCMember tour and an Early Childhood Education Peer Group event at the Jewish Museum. The group will be divided into two tours with distinct focuses: one exploring behind-the-scenes insights into the museum’s K–12, family, and adult educational programs, and the other concentrating on early childhood education as experienced by the peer group. Visitors will engage with the museum’s rich collection and innovative learning environments, gaining a deeper understanding of how the museum fosters connection to Jewish culture and history across different age groups. The event also includes an art-making session in the museum’s dedicated art studio, offering a hands-on creative experience that complements the educational themes of both tours.

Cost: Free and open to NYCMER Members. Space is limited. Not yet a member? CLICK HERE to see NYCMER’s membership options.

Accessibility:
The museum has a wheelchair accessible entrance, and all floors are reachable for visitors using mobility aids. Wheelchairs are available to reserve in advance or at the admissions desk, and accessible restrooms are located on all floors. Service animals are welcome.

Large print labels are offered at the admissions desk, and verbal description tours that translate visual elements into spoken word are available via mobile tours.

NYCMER is committed to providing opportunities for all of our members to participate in our programs and engage with one another. Should you require accessibility services, such as live captioning, please contact info@nycmer.org as soon as possible.