Religious or secular? Long-established or recently arrived? Who are the Jews in Germany? How do they see their Judaism? In 22 impressions, the exhibition A Is for Jewish describes German-Jewish everyday life.
past event
Where
Old Building, ground level, “Meeting Point” in the foyer
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
The guided tour introduces the concept and themes of the exhibition and enables own interpretations as well as open exchange on the question of what Jewish actually is. Can music or a museum be Jewish? What significance does the Torah have today? And why do the Germans need their Jews to feel better?
Bring your questions and suggestions along and interpret the exhibition together with us!
Tours: Public and Bookable Tours through “A Is for Jewish” (1)
Public and Bookable Tours through “A Is for Jewish”
Dates, and information on booking and participation for the several guided tours through the exhibition A Is for Jewish: Journeys through Now in 22 Letters
A Is for Jewish (in German)
Every Sunday at 11 am
Public tour through the exhibition. We recommend that you book tickets in advance online.