Jewish Museum Milwaukee
Preserving Wisconsin’s Jewish story while celebrating the enduring legacy, values, and culture of Jewish life.
Overview
Jewish Museum Milwaukee preserves and presents the rich history of the Jewish people in Wisconsin while celebrating the living continuum of Jewish heritage, culture, and values. Through compelling exhibitions, educational programs, and community experiences, the Museum tells the story of Jewish life, rooted in a centuries-long pursuit of freedom, equality, and belonging, and explores its relevance in today’s world.
Details
What can I experience at the museum?
Visitors can explore rotating and permanent exhibits, attend public programs, and engage with stories that highlight Jewish life, heritage, and contributions in Wisconsin.
Who is the museum for?
The museum welcomes people of all backgrounds and ages across Milwaukee, including families, students, educators, and anyone interested in learning more about Jewish history and culture.
How can schools and educators take advantage of the resources offered by the Jewish Museum Milwaukee?
The Jewish Museum Milwaukee offers school visits, educator resources, and programs designed to complement classroom learning and encourage critical thinking and discussion
Explore Jewish Museum Milwaukee
Learn more about current exhibitions, ticket prices, programs, and visiting information on the Jewish Museum Milwaukee website.
Connect
Molly Dubin is the Chief Curator of Jewish Museum Milwaukee, where she leads the development of exhibitions, public programs, and educational initiatives designed to engage diverse audiences through the lens of Jewish history, culture, and experience. Her curatorial work focuses on drawing connections between the past and present, and using history to contextualize and address contemporary issues and foster dialogue.
Molly’s interdisciplinary approach emphasizes the transformative power of art and storytelling and highlights museums as spaces for learning, reflection, preservation, and conversation. In her role, she contributes to institutional development, strategic planning, and partnership-building that strengthens JMM’s mission and community impact.
She holds a Master’s degree in Art History and Museum Studies from the University of Denver and has worked in the fields of Jewish art, culture and education for over 30 years. Outside of work Molly enjoys the outdoors, traveling, exploring museums, and spending time with family and friends.
