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Youth, 18 and under, are always free. Families are an integral part of the CJM community, and there are so many programs to make your visit meaningful, memorable, and enriching, including Drop-In Art-Making every Sunday, monthly Preschool Gallery Hours, Family Art Class Intensives, and special events throughout the year. Get the most out of your Museum experience with Family Programs at the CJM. |
Upcoming Programs for Families
- Map Me a World a la Maira
Sunday, August 1; 1-3 PM - Preschool Gallery Hour
Sunday, August 8; 10-11:30 AM - From ‘A’ to ‘K’—A Kalman Alphabet
Sunday, August 8; 1-3 PM - Perfectly Imperfect Perspectives
Sunday, August 15; 3-5 PM
Special Days for Families
- SF Public Library Day - Free Admission for
SFPL card holders
November 21
Drop-In Art-Making |
EVERY SUNDAY | 1-3 PM |

Experiment with new materials and techniques as you create art together as a family. Themes change regularly and are related to Museum exhibitions, architecture, or holidays and traditions. Free with admission. More >
CreativeZone

Visit our CreativeZone–an area with exploratory activities for kids of all ages–in the Sala Webb Education Center during many scheduled family programs.
ARTpack |
ALWAYS AVAILABLE |

Pick up a family-friendly ARTpack and set out to discover the Contemporary Jewish Museum. More >
Preschool Gallery Hour |
SECOND SUNDAYS | 10-11:30 AM |

Explore the Museum and create works of art for an hour before we open to the general public, designed specifically for preschoolers and their families. More >
4x4 Family Studios |
FOURTH SUNDAYS | 3-5 PM |

Delve into the world of art-making with these artist-led classes designed specifically for families, ages 6 and up. More >
Supporters
Family programming at the Contemporary Jewish Museum is presented by 
Additional leadership support for family programs comes from The Wallace Foundation. Generous support is also provided by The James Irvine Foundation, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, Target, and the Morris Stulsaft Foundation.
Education and Youth Programs are supported by Koret and Taube Foundations; Jim Joseph Foundation; Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation; The Wallace Foundation; Bank of America; The Skirball Foundation; Target; The James Irvine Foundation; The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation; Pacific Gas and Electric Company; Wells Fargo Foundation; Citibank; The David B. Gold Foundation; Macy’s Foundation; Morris Stulsaft Foundation; and Union Bank of California Foundation.