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Hallelujah! Assemble, Pray, Study - Synagogues Past and Present

Hallelujah! Assemble, Pray, Study - Synagogues Past and Present

The world-renowned collection of ANU - Museum of the Jewish People’s synagogue models is displayed in a dedicated gallery presenting the diverse expressions of global Jewish life, At the Alfred H. Moses and Family Synagogue Hall.

The Synagogue Hall, opened in May 2016 displays Hallelujah! Assemble, Pray, Study –Synagogues Past and Present. A spectacular exhibition based on the famous collection of synagogue models. The exhibition showcases 21 models representing various communities and Jewish life relating to the synagogue: social gatherings, study, creativity and prayer, as well as weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, fundraising, charity, etc.

Hallelujah! Assemble, Pray, Study - Synagogues Past and Present

The world-renowned collection of ANU - Museum of the Jewish People’s synagogue models is displayed in a dedicated gallery presenting the diverse expressions of global Jewish life, At the Alfred H. Moses and Family Synagogue Hall.

The Synagogue Hall, opened in May 2016 displays Hallelujah! Assemble, Pray, Study –Synagogues Past and Present. A spectacular exhibition based on the famous collection of synagogue models. The exhibition showcases 21 models representing various communities and Jewish life relating to the synagogue: social gatherings, study, creativity and prayer, as well as weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, fundraising, charity, etc.

Hallelujah! Assemble, Pray, Study - Synagogues Past and Present
Model of the synagogue in Florence. ANU – Museum of the Jewish People, The Synagogue Hall

Alongside each model an original ritual artifact, either from the synagogue or its respective community, is on display. Through these items the visitor’s experience is enriched expanding on the understanding of the cultural and artistic identity of each specific community.

The artifacts include historical Judaica, prayer books, publications, as well as an impressive stained glass window created in Germany in 1919 by the artist Friedrich Adler.

The exhibition also includes films, video art, and interactive activities for adults and children alike.

Alongside each model an original ritual artifact, either from the synagogue or its respective community, is on display. Through these items the visitor’s experience is enriched expanding on the understanding of the cultural and artistic identity of each specific community.

The artifacts include historical Judaica, prayer books, publications, as well as an impressive stained glass window created in Germany in 1919 by the artist Friedrich Adler.

The exhibition also includes films, video art, and interactive activities for adults and children alike.

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Credits

Curator | 

Amitai Achiman

Chief Curator | 

Dr. Orit Shaham Gover

Designers | 

Gallagher & Associates, Washington DC, USA

Free admittance for Israelis from the south and north, and soldiers.

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10am-5pm
Monday
10am-5pm
Tuesday
10am-5pm
Wednesday
10am-5pm
Thursday
10am-8pm
Friday
10am-2pm
Saturday
10am-5pm

Admission Prices (NIS)

Regular
52
Israeli Senior citizens
26
Persons with disabilities, college/university students, “olim”
42
Children under 5 years old
Free entrance
Soldiers in uniform
free entrance (please show I.D.)

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