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Event highlights
A Conversation with Sarah Silverman
Monday, October 26
Dustin Hoffman Looks Back
Wednesday, November 11
Gail Simmons
in conversation with
Tom Colicchio
Monday, November 2
Rachel Maddow In conversation with Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton
Tuesday, November 10
Through October 4, 2026
Museum hours: Sunday through Thursday
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Bernard museum of Judaica
Ziv Koren's October 7 War
Photojournalist Ziv Koren’s searing photographs offer an intimate, unflinching record of the October 7 attacks and their aftermath. Drawn from five months of work across southern Israel, the home front and the Gaza border region, the exhibition brings viewers from the ruins of Kibbutz Be’eri to the tunnels beneath Gaza, to streets marked by grief, protest and solidarity. Together, these images bear witness not only to devastation and trauma, but also to resilience, humanity and the enduring spirit of the Israeli people.
Upcoming EventS
- Tuesday, October 27
IN-PERSON SOLD-OUT
Women on the Move
Ann Patchett
in conversation with
Zibby Owens
Connections that Defy Time
- Tuesday, October 27
- Wednesday, November 4
Bearing Witness:
An Evening with Ziv Koren
Closing Night of the Museum Exhibition
- Wednesday, November 4
- Tuesday, November 10
In-Person Entry Sold Out!
Rachel Maddow In conversation with Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton
on the Weaponization of Justice
- Tuesday, November 10
- Tuesday, November 24
Women on the Move
Jessica Siskin
in conversation with
Esther Chehebar
Trapped by Your Own Image
- Tuesday, November 24