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The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience
“Shalom. Make yourself at home.”
You don’t have to be Southern and you don’t have to be Jewish to visit the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience. Come explore this unique side of Southern history and Jewish history.
HOURS
Open six days a week (closed Tuesdays)
10:00am-5:00pm*
*The last admission to the Museum is 4:00pm.
Closed New Year’s Day, Mardi Gras, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day.
ADMISSIONS
| Adults (18-64) | $15 |
| Seniors (65 and over), Students (w/ID), and Active Military | $13 |
| Children (6-17) | $10 |
| Group Rate (10 or more) | $13 |
| Children under 6 | FREE |
| Members | FREE |
Or you may purchase your tickets at the door.
DIRECTIONS & PARKING
The Museum is located at 818 Howard Avenue, in the heart of New Orleans’s Arts District, and within blocks of the National WWII Museum, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the Contemporary Arts Center, and the Southern Food & Beverage Museum. Nearby public parking lots and street parking are available. Our location on the St. Charles streetcar line, on the Hop On/Hop Off bus line makes it easy to visit the Museum by car, on foot, or public transportation.
GROUP VISITS
The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience offers the general public an engaging, educational, and entertaining experience and offers special ticket prices for groups:
- Synagogue, Church, and Mosque Congregations
- Sunday School Classes
- Business Groups
- Reunion Groups
- Book Clubs, etc.
FIELD TRIPS
The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience offers students a wonderful opportunity to expand their understanding of New Orleans, Louisiana, the South, and the United States. By seeing history through the eyes of others, or the eyes of their ancestors, students will learn a unique chapter in American history, gain an appreciation for diversity, and be challenged to confront stereotypes about themselves and others.
Field trips offer an engaging tour of the museum’s exhibits, as well as a variety of on-site classroom activities, from oral history tutorials to historical debates to arts & crafts fun. Pre and post-visit materials are provided. All organized groups of youth are required to fill out this field trip form prior to their visit and confirm details with our staff.
If you are a teacher, we’d love to offer you a free visit to the Museum. Fill out the Teacher Info/Complimentary Ticket Form to be connected with our team.
CONTACT US
You can reach us at info@msje.org or through the form on our contact page.
MUSEUM STORE
Our Museum Store features a selection of unique items created by Southern Jewish artists and craftspeople, as well as Southern and Jewish-inspired souvenirs, books, t-shirts, and other tchotchkes. Shop now.
