Sunday, December 1 | 11 am – 4 pm
MUSEUM STORE SUNDAY at the Weitzman
Free, no registration required

Get ready to Nosh & Shop at The Weitzman’s expanded Hanukkah Market!

Celebrate Jewish joy and creativity at this year’s Nosh & Shop: Hanukkah Market, a highlight of our Winter at The Weitzman events. This festive holiday shopping event is back and bigger than ever. We’re featuring new food vendors, unique gift ideas, and tons of Hanukkah spirit — all in one place. Shop jewelry, dreidels, menorahs, and more.

Meet the Makers! Support The Weitzman’s mission while browsing one-of-a-kind gifts from national top-tier artisans. Plus, nosh your way through specialty treats from some of the city’s best Jewish chefs. It’s the perfect way to fill your shopping bag — and your belly.

Here’s a sneak peek at who’s joining the fun:

• Cultura Coffee, responsibly sourced, rooted in Philly
• Freida Rothman Jewelry, shop the trunk show for exclusive items
• Glenn Grubard Designs: Paper Cut Fine Art
• Huda, fresh crispy latkes
• Humans of Judaism and book signing with author Nikki Schreiber
• JackieG Gems
• Joy Stember Metal Arts Studio
• Lilah Events / K’Far Cafe custom flavored sufganiyot (Hanukkah doughnuts) and savory borekas
• Midrash Manicures
• OId Jewish Men and book signing with author Noah Rinsky
• Perrystead Dairy
• Popcorn for the People, small batches of gourmet flavored popcorn. Your purchase will directly create employment for autistic adults.
• Tokin’ Jew
• 37 Chocolates featuring chocolate sommelier Estelle Tracy

Just like the Museum Store’s offerings, the Hanukkah Market will feature a range of price points and styles to suit everyone on your shopping list. Feel good knowing that 100% of proceeds from your purchase benefit the Museum’s mission to preserve, explore, and celebrate the history of Jews in America.

The Weitzman Museum Store and Hanukkah Market are on the Museum’s first floor. The Museum is open with free admission from 10 am-5 pm. The Hanukkah Market begins at 11 am. Vendor-prepared food and beverage items will be dairy and vegetarian and not prepared under rabbinical supervision.