Jewish Museum London displays items from Leon Greenman’s life at National Holocaust Centre and Museum, and loans Greenman archive to Nottingham University
Jewish Museum London is proud to display a selection of items and images from Holocaust survivor Leon Greenman’s life within the gallery dedicated in his honour at the National Holocaust Centre and Museum.
Jewish Museum London on the Move project awarded Heritage Fund grant
The Jewish Museum London is delighted to announce the recent award of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund of £231,000 for our project Jewish Museum London on the Move.
Jewish Museum London on the Move – Building Closure Ceremony 30 July
The Jewish Museum London closed to all visitors on 30 July in order to progress plans for a new Future Museum in a more prominent location. Over 400 people came along for a packed day of baking sessions in the community learning kitchen, behind the scenes tours, object handling from the collections and family crafts.
Coronation of King Charles III
The Jewish Museum London wishes to congratulate His Majesty King Charles III on the occasion of his coronation on 6 May.
His Majesty has been Patron of the Jewish Museum London since 2008 when we became His Majesty’s first patronage of a Jewish Community organisation with a remit in the United Kingdom. This long standing relationship reflects King Charles’s deep commitment to promoting and preserving British Jewish Heritage and the Jewish faith.
Pitch Up: Community Voices
Pitch Up: Community Voices takes a new approach to community-led displays, offering a platform for a range of Jewish organisations and individuals to share their stories.
Inspired by the East End market stalls and with a focus on preserving British Jewish heritage, #PitchUp invites others to choose one set of items to discuss the themes of identity, memory and place.
Lord David Young of Graffham
Jewish Museum London statement on the passing of Lord David Young of Graffham.
Acting Director for the Jewish Museum London
Sue Shave has been appointed as Acting Director for Jewish Museum London from 1 November 2022 after the departure of the previous Director Fran Jeens, who is now Head of Education and Engagement at UK Parliament.
Conversation Room
"If you seek to learn, grow, pursue truth and find freedom, seek places that welcome argument and respect dissenting views." Rabbi Jonathan Sacks zt”l
The Jewish Museum London welcomes you to join the discussion and explore different points of view in our new Conversation Room. Objects and themes will respond to contemporary issues and change every 3 months.
Jewish Museum Secures Government’s Culture Recovery Funding
Jewish Museum London in Camden Town has received a grant of £49,833.00 from the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help the organisation recover and reopen.
Jewish Museum London announces new mental health programme for schools linked to Holocaust Education
The Jewish Museum London is pleased to announce that a new programme to support young people with their mental health and wellbeing around grief and loss will be created in the memory of Solly Irving, a Holocaust Survivor who spoke to students at the museum for many years.
