Jewish Museum of Florida

This exhibition hall is contained two contiguous, reestablished, previous noteworthy synagogues, associated with a skylighted bistro. The exhibition hall initially opened in the 1936 Art Deco synagogue. In 2007 the Jewish Museum ventured into Miami Beach's first synagogue, worked in 1928-1929.

The center shows, MOSAIC: Jewish Life in Florida, 1763-Present, incorporates photographs and relics delineating the Florida Jewish experience since 1763. Brief displays change consistently and twice a month to month, there is a Jewish nourishment strolling visit. Check the site for current hours of task and ticket costs. Individuals and kids under 6 free. Saturdays allowed to all. Gathering visits with docents by arrangement.