At the intersection of art and Jewish culture, our Museum is a place for all people to share in the Australian Jewish experience. 

We have over 20, 000 items, the largest collection of Jewish-Australian artefacts in the world, predominantly donated by the community.

Our collection explores Jewish history and evolving identities, tradition and ritual, home and community – with each and every item telling a story, conjuring the lives of the people who made, used, collected or donated it.

Visit our permanent exhibits and enjoy stories told through historical and contemporary Judaica; fine art, photography and textiles; letters, diaries, documents and books; and everyday objects which speak to a richly diverse, ever-evolving, Jewish life in Australia.

Explore the permanent exhibitions,as well as Hana and Child by Nina Sanadze and Instructions for Mending the World by Harry Nankin. Don’t forget to visit the JMA Design Store before you leave!

We look forward to welcoming you!