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This exhibition tells of the unique contribution of Jews in Australia over the last 200 years. Using the latest in multimedia technology, the exhibition describes the foremost events in Australian history and their impact on the Jews of Australia. It traces the waves of migration to Australia and celebrates the vibrant, dynamic Jewish community of this country.
A remarkable journey through 4,000 years of tumultuous Jewish history. This graphic exhibition allows you to walk through a timeline of Jewish history, stepping through the key events etched in sand on the floor. On the walls, discover the significant events of Jewish history through a combination of unique objects, images, text, film and the fine artwork of Heather Ellyard.
Celebrates the annual cycle of festivals and holy days that give rhythm and form to Jewish life. The exhibit demonstrates the connection between the Jewish calendar and lunar and solar years, as well as festivals that are tied to the agricultural cycles of the Land of Israel.
Examines the foundations of Judaism, the enduring religious beliefs and traditions that have bound Jews together through 4,000 years.
An extensive collection of Israeli coins, notes and medals from 1948 to 1998, plus a selection of ancient Jewish coins. This important collection may be viewed in the Library during Museum hours.
