The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) has reopened to the public, and we can't wait to see you! Because our highest priority is the health and safety of you and our staff, we've made some updates to our guidelines and ticketing process to make sure you have a safe and inspiring visit. Here's what to expect during your visit:
All visitors are required to wear a face covering during their visit (except for children under 2; masks are strongly recommended, but not required, for children ages 2–9). A limited number of disposable masks are available, free of charge, at the front desk in the Shenson Welcome Center. CJM staff will also wear face coverings at all times.
Visitors and staff are required to practice physical distancing of at least six feet when in The Museum. Layout adjustments have been made throughout the building to reduce capacity and make space for physical distancing.
Visitors are strongly encouraged to book their timed tickets online in advance of their visit, to ensure a contactless check-in process when you arrive at The Museum. You can book your tickets here.
All high-touch surfaces are regularly cleaned and disinfected.
Touch-free hand sanitizer stations are located at entrances, elevators, and transaction points. Visitors are encouraged to sanitize and wash their hands frequently.
Still have questions? For more information on our safety practices and what to expect during your visit, read our full FAQ by clicking below.
