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A museum dedicated to Jewish culture and learning, in a dramatic, newly remodeled facility.
A museum dedicated to Jewish culture and learning, in a dramatic, newly remodeled facility. There's a children's center, which promises hands-on exhibits, and a regular slate of exhibits and events on Jewish art, culture, and social issues, with points given for range that includes the Israeli-Palestinian Comedy Tour and lectures on Jewish-Catholic relations. The Asher Library, also on-site, keeps different hours (Su-Th afternoons).
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610 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL, United States
+1 312-322-1700
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