The Breman Museum

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We are The Breman: a cultural center where story keepers and story seekers come together to engage in dialogue, connect with history, and experience the arts. The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum in Atlanta celebrates and commemorates Jewish history, culture, and art through events featuring concerts, movies, books, discussions, genealogy, and group tours. Our three display areas feature The

Holocaust, Southern Jewish Heritage & History, and a constantly changing gallery of engaging themes ranging from the Art of Maurice Sendak to lifestyle displays of the art of Jewish cooking. Our museum also contains the Cuba Family Archives for Southern Jewish History, which houses thousands of manuscript and photograph collections, as well as hundreds of artifacts, textiles, and oral histories related to southern Jewish history and the Holocaust.

09/04/2026

Quiet? My brain has never been louder.

09/02/2026

We held a reception for our exhibition "Treasures & Tchotchkes." We had a fantastic time showing our community what it takes to put an exhibition and to preserve items and memories.

Come find out for yourself what it's all about before it's too late!

George Washington, the Jews & the Future of Faith in AmericaA talk with Rabbi Meir Y. SoloveichikJoin us as Rabbi Meir S...
09/01/2026

George Washington, the Jews & the Future of Faith in America
A talk with Rabbi Meir Y. Soloveichik

Join us as Rabbi Meir Soloveichik traces how Washington came to write three letters to America's Jewish community, and what the Newport letter teaches us about leadership, American exceptionalism, and defending the nation's unique conception of religious liberty today.

πŸ“… Wednesday, September 23, 2026
πŸ•– 7:30–9:00 PM (doors at 7:00 PM)
πŸ“ The Dupree Conference and Education Center, 6120 Powers Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30339
🎟️ $36 | light refreshments included
πŸ‘₯ Open to the community

Presented in partnership with Tikvah and The Breman.
πŸ”— Reserve your spot: https://checkout.eventcreate.com/george-washington-and-the-jews/select-buy?refcode=partners

Back to school means back to one of our most important programs of the year.Every year, over 8,000 students from more th...
08/31/2026

Back to school means back to one of our most important programs of the year.

Every year, over 8,000 students from more than 30 counties across Georgia and all over the country come through our Holocaust Program.

We teach the 4 Rs: Resourcefulness, Rescue, Resistance, and Resilience, or how the Jewish community responded to the Holocaust, not just how it happened to them. We do this by providing a guided exhibition tour and a talk from a Holocaust Survivor or the child of a Survivor, a reminder that this history happened to real people who lived in their same communities.

Find out more at thebreman.org.

08/28/2026

The Breman was thrilled to host the Fulton County Contract for Services Awards Mixer!

We heard from Fulton County staff, commissioners, community leaders, and more.

It was inspiring to be surrounded by creatives, mission-driven arts and culture organizations, and community partners working hard to keep the arts alive and thriving.

We are grateful to Fulton County for its continued support of the arts and its investment in the impact arts and culture have on our community. Thank you for celebrating this important work with us!

08/24/2026

Meet our newest group of docents-in-training!

Last week, a new group of volunteers began training to become docents at The Breman. These are the wonderful people who lead our guided tours and help bring our exhibitions to life for every visitor who walks through our doors. Docents train to lead tours of "Absence of Humanity: The Holocaust Years 1933–1945," for groups ranging from K-12 classes to college students to seniors, as well as tours of "History with Chutzpah: The Southern Jewish Experience", our exhibition on Jewish life in the American South.

Becoming a docent at The Breman isn't just a one-afternoon commitment. Once trained, docents commit to leading at least one tour a month, every month, standing and speaking for a full hour at a time. Welcome to training, and thank you for stepping up!

Interested in becoming a docent yourself? Contact us for information about next year's training.

08/16/2026

Tomorrow is National Nonprofit Day and there’s no better time to talk about what we do.

Our Director of Development, Rob Mann, puts it simply: at The Breman, we have the privilege β€” and the obligation β€” of telling good stories. Stories about Jewish heritage, tolerance, history and culture. Our team at The Breman preserves these stories through photographs, artifacts, and docents who are living historians themselves.

None of it happens without support. Every exhibit, every docent-led tour, every story we're able to preserve and pass on is made possible by the funding and the community behind everything we do.

This National Nonprofit Day, thank you for helping us keep telling these stories.

Address

1440 Spring Street NW
Atlanta, GA
30309

Opening Hours

Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm
Friday 11am - 4pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

+16782223700

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