Special Notice: As The Weitzman begins A Year of Jewish Joy, we want to open the doors to Colors of Creation: The Lindy and Akman Family Gallery even wider,  now through  OCTOBER 4, COLORS OF CREATION IS FREE (because every family should have opportunities to create, explore, and experience joy together).

Step into Philadelphia’s newest immersive family experience. The new family gallery, Colors of Creation at The Weitzman, uses interactive projections, responsive sound, concert-style lighting, and large-scale visuals to transform a familiar story into a shared experience of wonder. The family fun continues in The Lab, a tactile, hands-on play and discovery space that extends the themes of color, creation, pattern, and imagination through open-ended activities. Walk-ins are welcome. Call us at (215) 923-3811 with any questions or click here to book your experience.

Colors of Creation transforms a foundational story into a vibrant playground of color, music, movement, and wonder, welcoming visitors of every age, background, and belief.

Admission to the Colors of Creation experience and The Lab is timed and includes all-day entry to the Core Exhibition 1654-1945, and Only in America® Gallery.

This is another way The Weitzman shares the richness, creativity, and joy of Jewish life with our community and invites more families to experience it for themselves. Complimentary admission through October 4. Paid admission resumes October 7.

Looking for engaging school field trips in Philadelphia? The Weitzman’s Colors of Creation educational experiences combine hands-on learning, creativity, and critical thinking for students in Pre-K through 8th grade. Four workshops designed for students in Pre-K through 8th grade connect art, storytelling, and self-expression in ways that bring classroom learning to life. Email groups@theweitzman.org or click here to learn more.

Explore, create, and discover together in this interactive family experience for all ages.

Sponsors

Colors of Creation Family Gallery is made possible with support from: Elaine L. Lindy and Terri and Scott Akman, Lilly Endowment Inc. through its Religion and Cultural Institutions Initiative, and Lyn M. Ross
The Weitzman