Permanent and Visiting Exhibits The world's first Yiddish museum, the Yiddish Book Center is home to extensive exhibits on Yiddish and Jewish culture. Visit, Shop, Calendar Visiting Exhibit Lost Synagogues of Europe: On view in the Yiddish Book Center’s Brechner Gallery now through March 2019, Lost Synagogues of Europe is a collection of early twentieth-century postcards on Jewish themes. Unquiet Pages An exploration of modern Yiddish literature, drawing on the Center’s collection of more than one million Yiddish books The Lee & Alfred Hutt Discovery Gallery An interactive exhibit celebrating Jewish cultural identity through personal stories, objects, and photographs A Living Connection: Photographs from the An-sky Expeditions, 1912-1914 A look at the groundbreaking work of Jewish ethnographer S. An-sky The Nancy B. Weinstein Kinder-vinkl Children's Corner Yiddish games for the gantse mishpokhe—the whole family The Schepps Family Yiddish Print Shop In our recreated Yiddish print shop, see a Yiddish linotype machine and learn about the important role of the Yiddish press. Sholem-bayes: Reflections on the Jewish American Home A lively look at the ways the modern Jewish home has been depicted in literature and the media Famous Long Ago Images of the still-lively Yiddish cultural scene in 1960s New York
