Planning a visit to the Tenement Museum this summer? Here's everything you need to know before you start your journey into the past.
We can't wait to welcome you on Orchard Street!
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Join us live on November 13th as cellist An-Lin Bardin and pianist Naomi Niskala perform classical pieces by African, Latinx, Asian, Arab, and Native American composers, inspired by folk and children’s songs from their cultures.
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As Rosh Hashanah comes to a close, we recreated a round, braided challah bread inspired by Joan Nathan's recipe—symbolizing the cycle of the year and the renewal it brings. 🥖✨
Full recipe: https://t.co/bDTeLmXuTz
Check out our curated collection of stories about family, tradition, and food that Haitian immigrants have shared with us over the years through our Your Story, Our Story digital storytelling exhibit.
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The @tenementmuseum shares the stories of immigrant, migrant, and refugee families, building connections and fostering empathy between the past and the present.
We asked President Annie Polland about what is currently bringing her joy at the museum: https://t.co/RITUoO9CRV
Manhattan's @tenementmuseum kicked off a “Lived Religion” series Sunday by immersing visitors into the High Holiday celebrations and shared apartments of 20th-century Eastern European Jewish immigrants.
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Throwback to last week when we welcomed over 60 NYC travel advisors from @Fora! We had an amazing time exploring our diverse tours and uncovering the rich history of the Tenement Museum together!
Join the Tenement Museum today for a special virtual program and concert celebrating the High Holidays with Historian Lila Corwin Berman and Museum President Annie Polland, followed by a unique concert by Dr. Jeremiah Lockwood.
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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with us on a visit to the home of Ramonita Saez, streamed live from her recreated apartment! You’ll hear behind-the-scenes stories of objects in her home, including the Tenement-famous plastic-covered couch. https://t.co/WbAFrvluF7
We're heading to @CooperUnion! Join us on 10/8 virtually or in-person for Rethinking the Statue of Liberty – featuring readings by actor Anna Deavere Smith and a panel discussion with experts including New York Times bestselling author @ClintSmithIII https://t.co/VqUm8yVFFr
Please do yourself a favor and go on the Tenement Museum’s tour “A Union of Hope.” It tells the story of Joseph and Rachel Moore, two Black New Yorkers who lived in today’s SoHo in the 1860s. I left thinking of all they saw and overcame and how their story was almost lost to time
#OTD in 1882, the first American Labor Day Parade was held in NYC. Thousands marched from City Hall to Union Square to raise awareness for the rights workers and labor unions fought for throughout the 19th cent.: fair wages, unsafe working conditions, child labor, and long hours.
Join us for our newest series TOURS & TASTINGS every Friday & Saturday! After taking our FAMILY OWNED tour to hear the stories of the Schneider’s lager bier saloon and Max Marcus’ auction house, embark on a 45-minute walking and tasting experience. https://t.co/JFA1KMXPrC
Peek behind-the-scenes as our Collections Manager, Lana Dubin showcases the latest additions to our 'Union of Hope: 1869' exhibit, bringing the story of young Louis Mundy and his family to life.
Check out our tour to learn more about them - https://t.co/FyKtY1Y5sX
Get a taste of tenement history - our historic food tours are back! Join us on Foods of the Lower East Side and explore the food cultures that defined the neighborhood for 150 years. Visit 10 unique stops and try 5 small tastings from local LES vendors. https://t.co/XOC3R9fuV2
to all my genealogy/family history friends: if you’re ever in NYC, you must visit @tenementmuseum!! i took the “after the famine” tour today which focused on a real immigrant family from ireland. their story was so similar to that of my 🇮🇪->boston ancestors that i teared up (1/2)
Check out our favorite back-to-school essentials at the Tenement Museum Shop. From notebooks to cozy socks, we’ve got everything you need to start the year in style! 📚✏️
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Through the memories of the Epstein and Saez Velez families, explore their experience as Jewish Holocaust survivors and Puerto Rican migrants and how they adapted to the evolving Lower East Side at 103 Orchard Street.
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Our new permanent tour, "A Union of Hope: 1869," explores the journey of Joseph and Rachel Moore, Black New Yorkers, as they navigated 19th-century NYC tenements. Visit us to learn more about their story and the life they built.
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Siamese cats Objet d'art at the Tenement Museum 1960s Saez Velez family apartment at 103 Orchard Street on Lower East Side. Felt old when historic recreation looked like decor of the home I grew up in! #streetphotography#siamesecats#nyc @tenementmuseum #LES#meezer