Chicago - Spertus Museum 


The Spertus Museum occupies the first two floors of the Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies. It houses a comprehensive collection of more than 10,000 artifacts and artworks related to Jewish history and culture. The ARTiFACT center is a "hands-on" archeological exhibit for children. Aside from the permanent collection and the ongoing Zell Holocaust Memorial, the museum also hosts a regular program of rotating exhibits.
On the fourth floor, an interactive Children's Center (designed with the artistic team of Redmoon Theater) focuses on the building blocks of literacy: letters, language, and storytelling. The evocative setting includes cloudscapes, night skies, and hands-on activities such as climbing tubes, mazes, and kinetic sculptures designed to introduce young visitors to the unique role of storytelling in the Jewish tradition. A special resource center is available for parents and teachers.
On the fourth floor, an interactive Children's Center (designed with the artistic team of Redmoon Theater) focuses on the building blocks of literacy: letters, language, and storytelling. The evocative setting includes cloudscapes, night skies, and hands-on activities such as climbing tubes, mazes, and kinetic sculptures designed to introduce young visitors to the unique role of storytelling in the Jewish tradition. A special resource center is available for parents and teachers.
Hobbies & Activities category: Children's activities; Jewish site or artifact collection
Spertus Museum
610 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60605-1900
United States
Phone 1 (312) 322-1700
Fax 1 (312) 922-6406
610 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60605-1900
United States
Phone 1 (312) 322-1700
Fax 1 (312) 922-6406
Free museum admission for everyone every Tuesday from 10 am - 12 noon and every Thursday from 3 - 7 pm.
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Full facilities for persons with disabilities.
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