Jewish Museum of Maryland

The Jewish Museum of Maryland transports visitors to early 20th century Ukraine through paintings, stories and music with the exhibit: ‘My Odessa’. Plus ‘Power of Protest’ chronicles one of the most successful human rights campaigns ever--the fight to free Soviet Jews.

What makes you feel safe within your community? What if your sense of security comes at the expense of another’s? The Jewish Museum of Maryland’s latest multimedia exhibit asks these questions and more.

Dr. Sol Davis previously helmed the Jewish History Museum and Holocaust History Center in Tucson, AZ.

The Lloyd Street Synagogue, an anchor for the Jewish Museum of Maryland, turned one hundred seventy five this year. To celebrate, JMM shot for the moon!…

To help us rethink our obsession with throw-away, one-use, disposable products, the Jewish Museum of Maryland is taking a deep dive into the history of…

As Nazi power spread in the 1930’s and Jews in Europe struggled to escape, many countries closed their borders to Jewish refugees. An exception was the…

Harry Houdini is known for grand illusions and death-defying escapes. But what lies behind the curtain of Houdini as a performer? Why were some uses of…

The opportunity to tell one’s story can be empowering. Especially for those who think they don’t have a voice … or believe that others aren’t interested…

During a search for weapons of mass destruction in 2003, it was discovered that Saddam Hussein’s intelligence headquarters held priceless artifacts ...…

A wedding ceremony may be the union of two souls, but the day represents so much more--encompassing families, cultures and communities. Tracie Guy-Decker,…