Bar-David Museum of Art and Judaica, Museum in Israel
The Bar-David Museum of Art and Judaica is a museum located in Kibbutz Bar'am in Upper Galilee that focuses on Jewish artworks and ritual objects. The museum displays archaeological finds, ancient manuscripts, and contemporary Israeli art in separate gallery sections, and also features a sculpture garden with works by artist Yigal Tomarkin.
The museum was founded by and named after Moshe and Tova Bar David. It documents the long history of Jewish people in this Galilee region over many centuries, focusing on how communities maintained their traditions while adapting to changing times.
The museum displays objects from Jewish communities across different regions and periods, explaining how people practiced their traditions. The exhibited pieces tell stories of holidays, rituals, and everyday life, helping visitors understand these ways of living.
The museum is open Sunday through Thursday with regular hours and shorter hours on Friday and during Jewish holidays. Parking is available nearby, the building is accessible for people with mobility needs, and friendly staff who speak multiple languages are happy to help with questions by phone or email.
The museum features an interactive Youth Wing where children can explore art through hands-on activities and play. It also hosts lectures on current topics such as climate change and offers art workshops, extending beyond historical displays.
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