Join us daily for a drop-in overview tour with one of our passionate docents at 11 am or 2 pm. Tours are first-come, first served–please check in with the admissions staff when you arrive. The tour schedule may occasionally change. You may call (215) 923-3812 ahead of your arrival to confirm the tour schedule for that day.
Join us for an ever-changing roster of dynamic programming that brings the Museum and exhibitions to life. See the Events Calendar.
Shop ceremonial Judaica, gifts, books, and more than 500 Ketubah choices. Museum Members save 10%. All proceeds support the Museum. Visit the Store onsite or online.
Groups of all sizes and ages welcome! Let our seasoned guides take you on a journey through American history like never before. Learn more about booking a group visit.
The Weitzman offers uniquely engaging and interactive experiences for students of every age. Learn more about our school programs.
Designed with families in mind, there are plenty of ways for kids of all ages to dive into history throughout the Museum – from child-height displays and a covered wagon playroom, to the sleep-away camp gallery or the whole family piling into an It’s Your Story recording booth to share their own stories, the Museum is a nurturing environment for social interaction, collaboration, and sharing among family members.
On Family Days, the Museum offers special educational and public programs featuring arts-and-crafts and other hands-on projects, costumed interpreters, story time, music, movies, and other family-friendly activities.
Save the date: December 25 for our annual Being___at Christmas family day!
The Museum usually also hosts family activities on MLK Day, Presidents’ Day, and July 4. Be sure to check our event listings for updates.
We recognize and acknowledge that the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History is located on the traditional homelands of the Lenape (Leh-NAH-pay) people, also called Lenni-Lenape.