WALKING TEL AVIV
Photographs by David Bergholz
July 12 - August 21
In 2008, photographer David Bergholz and his wife spent two weeks in Tel Aviv. He had expected to only shoot pictures for personal use, but day by day he became increasingly intrigued with the city and its environs and wound up with more than 700 images.
This display presents some of his impressions of Tel Aviv. More than 30 evocative color photos of the architecture, the streets, and the people of a vibrant metropolis.
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ALSO THIS JULY AT THE MALTZ MUSEUM
All Tickets $12/$10 Museum Members (unless otherwise noted)
ORDER IN ADVANCE AND SAVE $2
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 LECTURE
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Wednesday, July 6
7 - 9pm
FREE with Museum Admission
Did you know that every day thousands of children, teens, men and women are victims of modern-day slavery? Sr. Marilyn Nickol, CSJ and Sr. Ann Victory, HM from the Collaborative Initiative to End Human Trafficking discuss who the victims are, where they can be found, current legal remedies and what you can do help.
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JOAN SOUTHGATE:
Cleveland and the Underground Railroad
Wednesday, July 13
7 - 9pm
Join activist Joan Southgate and members of Restore Cleveland Hope as they bring to light Cleveland's antislavery and Underground Railroad history. The courage and resourcefulness of the American slave and the conductor families who risked so much for freedom serves as a backdrop for the fight to save the historic Cozad-Bates House in University Circle.
 FILM SERIES
JEWISH AMERICANS ON FILM
THE JAZZ SINGER
Wednesday, July 27
7 - 9pm
See Al Jolson in the original 'talking' picture! Young Jakie Rabinowitz defies the traditions of his devout Jewish family by singing popular tunes in a beer hall. Punished by his father, a cantor, Jakie runs away from home to become a talented jazz singer, but his professional ambitions ultimately come into conflict with the demands of his home and heritage. Bill Guentzler, Artistic Director for the Cleveland International Film Festival leads a post-viewing discussion. Directed by Alan Crosland (1927, 90min)
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ADMISSION SPECIAL
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$5 FRIDAYS!
In celebration of our 5th Anniversary, the Museum offers $5 Admission every Friday! Includes access to entire museum, including special exhibitions.
Offer ends Friday, August 26, 2011.
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and coming in August...
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 4th ANNUAL
JEWISH FOOD AND CULTURE FESTIVAL
Sunday, August 14
11am - 4pm
FREE Admission/Food Tickets 50� each
This annual event brings to life the many tastes of Jewish living yesterday and today. Join us for a fun-filled day of treats -both sweet and savory-along with guided tours, a Marx Brothers classic and plenty of Jewish entertainment! Visit MMJH.org calendar for full schedule.
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage is generously funded by
Cuyahoga County residents through
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ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT THE MALTZ
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ADULT GUIDED TOUR
Groups of 10 or more will enjoy viewing An American Story or The Temple-Tifereth Israel Gallery with an experienced volunteer guide. Reservations required. Tours last 45-60 minutes; special rates for groups with 15 or more.
DROP-IN TOURS & SELF-GUIDED "STAFF PICKS" TOUR
Every Wednesday and Sunday at 2pm - Free with admission
Meet your experienced volunteer tour guide in the lobby for a 30-minute tour of our collections featuring objects and stories that focus on Jewish Cleveland. Or pick up a map and guide yourself at your own pace, with our "Staff Picks" tour.
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