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Coming in 2022
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Welcome to the Museum of Jewish Montreal
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Our Museum is an innovative place to connect with Montreal’s diverse Jewish life & heritage through new cultural experiences.
Located along St. Laurent Boulevard, we’re in the heart of Montreal’s historic Jewish neighbourhood.
We lead visitors on walking tours, exhibit contemporary art, host cultural events, and serve up new takes on Jewish food.
Our Museum is an innovative place to connect with Montreal’s diverse Jewish life & heritage through new cultural experiences.
Located along St. Laurent Boulevard, we’re in the heart of Montreal’s historic Jewish neighbourhood.
We lead visitors on walking tours, exhibit contemporary art, host cultural events, and serve up new takes on Jewish food.
Walking Tours
Experience Jewish Montreal on walking tours, food tours & historic building tours
Exhibitions
Get inspired by contemporary art and heritage exhibitions
Events
Be a part of new cultural experiences at vernissages, pop-up dinners, interactive workshops, and more!
CURRENT EXHIBITION
To build tiny monuments
is to gather what’s there
By Lauren Prousky
an exhibition mounted in isolation that invites us to consider the things we accumulate,
and the meaning that accumulates around those things.
About
our
Collection
We collect and map the diverse stories of people, places and events that form Montreal’s Jewish past and present.
Our collection is exclusively virtual and accessible through our research website.
Virtual Exhibits & Map
An interactive map of Montreal’s Jewish history since the 1760s.
Oral Histories
Listen to our collection or share your own story about Jewish life in Montreal.
PREVIOUS EXHIBITION
New Ways of Worship
Jewish Tattooing by Joey Ramona
“In Joey’s work, Jewish tradition is carried on in a new, radically empowered way: the knowledge of one’s own Jewishness and sense of belonging is transformed into a physical, visual narrative, carried in tattoo form wherever one might go.”
— Foreword, Alyssa Stokvis-Hauer, Artistic Director
