Events in May

Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day)

Thursday, 02 May 17:00,

Museum Dorotheergasse

Since 1951, Yom HaShoah has been celebrated in Israel on 27 Nissan in commemoration of the victims of the Shoah and the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.More

Small art by young artists

Sunday, 05 May 14:00 to 16:00,

Museum Dorotheergasse

The exhibition “All of My Arts” provides inspiration with drawings, paintings, furniture, music and much more.More

Revolution in Wien. Das Tagebuch eines jüdischen Journalisten über die Ereignisse 1848

Thursday, 09 May 18:30,

Museum Dorotheergasse

Zweimal von Hilfsarbeitern aus dem Abfall gerettet, gelangt ein Buch in fremdländischer Handschrift in das Stift Melk, wo nach Jahren ein Pater die Sätze aus dem hebräischen Alphabet ins Lateinische transkribiert: ein in Deutsch verfasstes detailliertes Tagebuch über die Revolution von 1848.More

Mama mia!

Sunday, 12 May 14:00 to 16:00,

Museum Dorotheergasse

What does your mom not have yet? What has she never received for Mother's Day?More

Mother’s Day at the Jewish Museum Vienna

Sunday, 12 May 15:00,

Museum Dorotheergasse

On the occasion of Mother´s Day the Jewish Museum Vienna invites mothers and their families to a special tour.More

Presentation: The exclusive PEPI COLLECTION at GOTTFRIED & SÖHNE

Thursday, 16 May 18:30,

Museum Dorotheergasse

The floral creations of Josef Frank as inspiration for the exclusive PEPI COLLECTION at GOTTFRIED & SÖHNEMore

Red Is The Heart. For children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren

Sunday, 19 May 14:00 to 16:00,

Museum Judenplatz

Lily Renée Willheim fled Vienna in 1938. She took her drawing talent along with her and created comics in New York.More

ICOM Museum Day: “Our City! Jewish Vienna – Then to Now”

Sunday, 19 May 15:00,

Museum Dorotheergasse

To mark International Museum Day, with this year’s motto “Museums as Cultural Hubs – The Future of Living Traditions,” you will experience history and stories up close in the scope of an exciting tour through the permanent exhibition “Our City! Jewish Vienna – Then to Now.”More