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The slate of programs this season includes topics covering Jewish heritage and 20th century history.
Click here for a complete list of films and programs taking place in Edmond J. Safra Hall.
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Check back soon for more information about these upcoming programs:
- Commandant - acclaimed author Frederic Morton will discuss his new play with Harper's former editor Lewis Lapham after a staged reading on September 10.
- Religion and the 2008 Presidential Campaign - The Washington Post's Sally Quinn will moderate a panel made up of Interfaith Alliance President Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy, Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism Director Rabbi David Saperstein, and Senior Scholar of the First Amendment Center, Charles Haynes; and author Susan Jacoby on September 17.
- Irène Némirovsky: A Daughter's Discovery - Denise Epstein will discuss her mother's life and work with professor and translator Sandra Smith on September 24.
- Jews in Vichy France - Professors Michael Marrus and Robert O. Paxton will provide historical context for the time period in which Nemirovsky and other Jews of France lived during World War II on October 26.
- Soulfarm and Moshav Band - The two popular contemporary Jewish bands will play on October 29.
COMING THIS FALL
Join us for Music in Exile, a special series of concerts and lectures taking place on November 9-13. Learn more.
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For Visitors Who Are Hard of Hearing
Edmond J. Safra Hall is equipped with an Infrared Sound Enhancement System. Assistive Listening Devices (headsets and neckloops) are available upon request at the Admissions Desk. |
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For Visitors with Mobility Impairments
Edmond J. Safra Hall is wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair wells and companion seats are located in the front of the theater. |
For further information about accessibility options and special needs accommodations, please contact George Panagi, Manager of Visitor Services, at 646.437.4207 or gpanagi@mjhnyc.org. |
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Ticket Purchase
On-line: Click on the link listed after each program.
Phone: Call 1.646.437.4202
In Person: Visit the Museum Box Office at 36 Battery Place,
Battery Park City, New York.
Unless otherwise noted, all events take place at:
Museum of Jewish Heritage
A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
36 Battery Place
New York, NY 10280
General Information
1.646.437.4200
Advance ticket purchases are recommended. All sales are final.
Phone and internet orders are subject to service charges.
Programs, performers, dates, and times are subject to change.
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