Jews have always felt the wonder of space. The Jewish calendar marks time with the rising and setting of the sun, and tracks dates the cycles of the moon, also known as a lunar calendar.

 

From ancient astronomers to today’s space scientists and astronauts, Jewish people have often exhibited an interest in “looking up.” Outer space has also inspired Jewish artists, writers, comedians, and thinkers, both religious and secular, to boldly imagine realms beyond our Earth.

Tickets

Advance ticket purchase and/or reservations are required for both members and nonmembers.

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• Purchase/Reserve tickets online here.

• Purchase/Reserve tickets by phone: (443) 873-5179.

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Onsite Ticket Sales are not available.

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Hours

Sunday:        10 am – 12 pm          1 pm – 3 pm
Tuesday:       10 am – 12 pm          1 pm – 3 pm
Thursday:     10 am – 12 pm          1 pm – 3 pm

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Please note, we are closed 12 pm – 1 pm to facilitate cleaning times and staff breaks. Guests will be asked to leave the Museum property during this time.​

Please note, we are not onsite five days a week, so we may not return your phone call right away. Questions? Contact Visitor Services Coordinator Talia Makowsky at (443) 873-5164 / tmakowsky@jewishmuseummd.org.

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More info on our safety policies and procedures available here.