Curiosity. Piqued.

One of our main goals as a cultural institution is to preserve true accounts of Jewish history and provide immersive learning experiences that give people a deeper understanding of our culture and heritage. Our various programs are designed to stimulate learning for people of all ages, including guided tours for middle and high schoolers, a Summer Teacher Institute for educators, and special exhibitions for lifelong learners.

The Weinberg Center for Holocaust Education

The atrocities of the Holocaust should never be forgotten—and neither should the moments of resiliency and resourcefulness that carried many Jewish people to the other side.

The Southern Jewish Experience

Learn more about the Southern Jewish Experience in Georgia and Alabama by learning the stories and experiences of the first Jews in Georgia in 1733 all the way to modern day.

Group Tours

From school students learning about the Holocaust for the first time to culturally curious adults looking to deepen their understanding, our experienced docents and Holocaust survivor speakers will guide you though resilient and remarkable stories.

Where You can Ooh, Aah, and Oy Vey in one Afternoon

So much more than a museum, the Breman is a cultural center where people from all backgrounds are welcome to connect over stories that celebrate Jewish life in the South. You might laugh here, you might cry here, you might dance here. No matter what, you will always experience something remarkable.

Bearing Witness and Storm Closure

We will be rescheduling our Bearing Witness to a later date due to the upcoming Winter Storm. The museum will be closed on Sunday, January 25th. Thank you for your understanding and check back here for an update for Bearing Witness in the future.

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