Fall 2026

Event highlights

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

The Jewish Education Project, in collaboration with The Temple Emanu-El Streicker Cultural Center, invite you to

A Conversation with Sarah Silverman

Finding Jewish Joy

Temple Emanu-El Celebrates America at 250

The Jews of Newport

Dr. Jonathan Sarna in conversation with Joseph Weisberg

IN-PERSON SOLD-OUT

Women on the Move

Ann Patchett
in conversation with
Zibby Owens

Connections that Defy Time

Gail Simmons
in conversation with
Tom Colicchio

on the Art of Guesting

Women on the Move

Jane Green

You Only Get One Shot at Life

Bearing Witness:

An Evening with Ziv Koren

Closing Night of the Museum Exhibition

In-Person Entry Sold Out!

Rachel Maddow In conversation with Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton

on the Weaponization of Justice

Women on the Move

Julie Orringer

And You Think Your Life Is Messy!

Dustin Hoffman Looks Back

In conversation with Ariel Levy

Women on the Move

Joyce Maynard

Alice in a Modern Wonderland

Women on the Move

Jessica Siskin
in conversation with
Esther Chehebar

Trapped by Your Own Image

Women on the Move

Rabbi Rachel Ain

Jewish Wisdom for Your Journey Ahead

Temple Emanu-El Celebrates America at 250

The Jews of Savannah and Charleston

Dr. Laura Arnold Leibman in conversation with Dr. Shari Rabin

Temple Emanu-El Celebrates America at 250

The Jews of New York and Philadelphia

Dr. Laura Arnold Leibman in conversation with Dr. Toni Pitock