1 - Lange Nacht der Museen

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JüDIscHes museum BeRlIn
The museum presents exhibitions on German-Jew-
ish history and culture, presenting well-known historical
events in Germany through the eyes of the
Jewish minority.
Permanent exhibition
Two Milennia of German-Jewish history
Jewish culture in Germany as told through everyday
and ornamental objects, interactive machines
and media stations.
cabinet exhibition
new acquisitions: what we collect, why and how
6.00–11.00 pm � every 30 mins
Guided tours (in German)
Visitors design their own individual tour – whether
it is musical instruments, paintings or listening
stations, experience your chosen articles have to
Judisches Museum Berlin,
View of displays in the section
‘Tradition und Change,’
© Judisches Museum Berlin.
Photograph: Jens Ziehe
External view of the
Judisches Museum Berlin,
Libeskind Building. ©
Judisches Museum Berlin.
Photograph: Jens Ziehe
do with German-Jewish history and what personal
stories they tell.
7.00 � 8.30 pm
Guided tour (in German) with the curators
This tour centres on what the museum collects
behind the scenes: the museum’s curators guide
visitors through the current cabinet exhibition
»New acquisitions«.
Please book guided tours (in German) on the
evening at the museum ticket office (limited
numbers). Meeting point: lobby.
Staats- und Domchor Berlin © Staats- und Domchor Berlin. Photograph: Alexander Zornig
7.00–8.30 pm
Choir
The Staats- und Domchor Berlin (Berlin State
and Cathedral Choir), the boys’ choir and oldest
musical institution in Berlin, perform pieces by
Felix Mendelssohn, Kurt Weill and others, first in
the Glashof and later in the exhibition, conducted
by Kai-Uwe Jirka.
8.30–10.30 pm
Choir
The Erstes Berliner Oktett acts as a pop-up choir,
surprising visitors with short unannounced performances
in various locations around the museum,
singing summer songs and amusing pieces from
Jewish musical heritage.
Food & drink in the restaurant Liebermanns
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