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September 23, 2026

A Closer Look: Judaism, Agriculture, & the Meaning of Sukkot with Adrienne Krone, PhD

September 8, 2026

Tuesday Treasures: Hebrew Education for Every Child with Sean Martin

September 16, 2026

Maltz Films Presents: Just Mercy (2019) | Wednesday, September 16 at 6:30 PM

What does justice really cost, and who pays the price when the system gets it wrong? Just Mercy tells the gripping true story of civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson's fight to free Walter McMillian, an innocent man on death row, in a film that is as urgent as it is unforgettable. This screening is presented in partnership with the Maltz Museum’s Stop the Hate® program, championing students who are building a more inclusive, equitable future, and The Marshall Project, the nonpartisan newsroom shining a light on the realities of America's criminal justice system. Together, they bring the film's story into sharp, present-day focus, with a discussion following the film that connects the dots between Just Mercy's narrative and the ongoing fight against wrongful convictions and systemic inequity. Come for a story that will stay with you, and stay for a conversation about the work still ahead.

October 18, 2026 - January 27, 2027

Boris Lurie: Nothing to Do But Try

Now & ongoing

Interactive Biographies

September 3, 2026

Survivors: In Conversation

Survivors: In Conversation is a public presentation where visitors are invited to hear a 30-minute personal stories from a Holocaust Survivor, Second Generation (2G), or Third Generation (3G) speaker. Each session is followed by time for questions and meaningful conversation about history, resilience, and memory.

Traveling Exhibitions – This Light of Ours: Activist Photographers of the Civil Rights Movement

Now & ongoing

The Congregation Mishkan Or Gallery

Now & ongoing

An American Story

Explore the story of the Jewish experience in America