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We’re out and about in the community again! This time, we’re bartending for a cause at the one and only, uniquely Buffal...
10/15/2026

We’re out and about in the community again! This time, we’re bartending for a cause at the one and only, uniquely Buffalo West Side Bazaar on Niagara Street! West Side Bazaar

Come be spontaneous! Grab a delicious dinner, explore the incredible flavors of Buffalo, and let us serve you a drink while you get to know Buffalo’s newest museum, the Jewish Museum of Buffalo!

Come say hello, raise a glass, and support a good cause!

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Thank you Chanel 2 for having Ruby Merritt and Jill Abromowitz Gutmann on Most Buffalo!
10/15/2026

Thank you Chanel 2 for having Ruby Merritt and Jill Abromowitz Gutmann on Most Buffalo!

Thank you Judge Penny Wolfgang for taking the time to explore our museum with us!
10/12/2026

Thank you Judge Penny Wolfgang for taking the time to explore our museum with us!

The Jewish Museum, located inside the Temple Beth Zion complex at 8...

Rich Newberg dropping off incredible objects for our upcoming “Jews in the News Exhibition”. Don’t forget to get your ti...
10/07/2026

Rich Newberg dropping off incredible objects for our upcoming “Jews in the News Exhibition”. Don’t forget to get your tickets for our launch on October 17th with Wolf Blitzer!

🎙️ Tune in this weekend! 🎙️Catch Executive Director Jill Abromowitz Gutmann and Rich Newberg on "On Target with Penny Wo...
10/07/2026

🎙️ Tune in this weekend! 🎙️
Catch Executive Director Jill Abromowitz Gutmann and Rich Newberg on "On Target with Penny Wolfgang" as they discuss what’s happening at the Jewish Museum of Buffalo!
Here is where and when you can listen across the airwaves:
Saturday Broadcasting:
* 📻 WGR AM 550 – 6:00 AM & 6:30 AM
* 📻 WGR-FM 107.7 / 104.7 – 6:00 AM & 6:30 AM
* 📻 WWWS AM 1400 / FM 107.3 – 7:00 AM & 7:30 AM
Sunday Broadcasting:
* 📻 WBEN AM 930 – 6:00 AM & 6:30 AM
* 📻 WKSE-FM 98.5 – 6:00 AM & 6:30 AM
Set your alarms or set your dials—we can't wait for you to listen! 📲✨

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ENTIRE JMB TEAM!We are incredibly proud to share that members of the Jewish Museum of Buffalo tea...
10/01/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ENTIRE JMB TEAM!

We are incredibly proud to share that members of the Jewish Museum of Buffalo team have been recognized with the Congressional Award in Cultural Excellence, part of Erie County’s 250th anniversary celebration recognizing individuals whose dedication and leadership have made a meaningful impact on the cultural communities of Erie County and Western New York.

This recognition celebrates the work at the heart of JMB: celebrating culture, strengthening our community, and building connections.

And there is still more to celebrate!

America 250: The Jewish American Story remains on view as a full exhibition through October 9, exploring the stories, creativity, history, and lasting contributions of Jewish Americans.

Beginning October 17, our West Gallery opens with Jews in the News as we officially launch our open to the public museum hours and celebrate this extraordinary milestone with Buffalo native Wolf Blitzer. Wolf Blitzer

Until then, call ahead to visit or schedule an appointment Wednesday - Friday,
10 AM–4 PM.
Jewish Museum of Buffalo
805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY

716-322-0474

[email protected]

Erie County Historical Commission Erie County NY America250

A VOICE THAT DEFINED WESTERN NEW YORKFor generations of Western New Yorkers, Irv Weinstein was more than the man deliver...
09/27/2026

A VOICE THAT DEFINED WESTERN NEW YORK

For generations of Western New Yorkers, Irv Weinstein was more than the man delivering the evening news. He became part of the rhythm of life in Buffalo.

As anchor and news director at WKBW-TV, Irv helped transform Channel 7 into a broadcasting powerhouse. His unmistakable rapid-fire delivery, colorful writing, and commanding presence changed the sound of local television news and made Eyewitness News a Western New York institution.

Irv was also proudly Jewish. He reflected on what it meant for a Jewish broadcaster to be welcomed into homes across the region. His Jewish identity, his connection to community, and his extraordinary career are an important part of Western New York’s Jewish story.

This October, Wolf Blitzer returns home to Buffalo and will reminisce about Irv, sharing memories and experiences of a legendary broadcaster whose voice helped define an era.

Join us at the Jewish Museum of Buffalo for Jews in the News, celebrating the Jewish journalists and broadcasters whose work became part of the story of Western New York.

An Evening with Wolf Blitzer
Saturday, October 17
Jewish Museum of Buffalo
805 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo

VIP experience available! 5:30-6:45

Membership & After Program reception packages available 6:15-9:30/10 PM

Main event only tickets 7PM Doors open at 6:15PM

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Buffalo stories. Jewish stories. A remarkable legacy in journalism.

The Jewish Museum of Buffalo gratefully recognizes the Irv Weinstein Family for their generous support of this special evening. Sponsorship opportunities are still available! Email: [email protected] to connect.

What does it mean to reclaim what history tried to erase?In Patrimony, artist Noah Breuer returns to the visual legacy o...
09/26/2026

What does it mean to reclaim what history tried to erase?

In Patrimony, artist Noah Breuer returns to the visual legacy of his family’s textile company, Carl Breuer and Sons, founded in Bohemia in 1897 and seized following the German takeover of Czechoslovakia in 1939.

Decades later, Breuer uncovered an extraordinary archive of the company’s textile designs and records. These materials became the foundation for a remarkable act of artistic reclamation.

The patterns and intricate details of the original textiles remain, but they now carry Breuer’s own visual language—his hands, the hands of his children, Jewish ritual gestures, American Sign Language, and references to the yad, the traditional Torah pointer.

Patrimony is a compelling visual meditation on family, intergenerational inheritance, memory, and the ways Jewish traditions are carried forward and transformed across generations.

PATRIMONY — Noah Breuer
On view through October 25 at the Jewish Museum of Buffalo.
Call ahead to visit or schedule an appointment at jmbuffalo.org

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Buffalo, NY
14209

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