Category: Partenariats

Welcome to Maya, our new European volunteer!

Every year, our museum has the privilege of welcoming a volunteer through the Aktion Sühnezeichen Friedensdienste (ASF) program – Action Reconciliation Service for Peace. This year, we are delighted to welcome Maya, who is joining our team thanks to the European Solidarity Corps. This European Union program enables young people to engage in solidarity projects across Europe and beyond, while developing valuable skills and contributing to meaningful causes.

A long-standing partnership

For over 60 years, ASF has been committed to memory, understanding, and human rights. Each year, by welcoming an ASF volunteer, we strengthen our shared commitment to peace and reconciliation. These intercultural exchanges and collaborations enrich our daily work and remind us of the importance of international solidarity.

The European Solidarity Corps: a human and solidarity adventure

The European Solidarity Corps is aimed at young people aged 18 to 30 (and up to 35 for humanitarian missions). It offers them the opportunity to get involved in a variety of projects: supporting vulnerable people, environmental actions, local initiatives, and much more. For Maya, this experience will be an opportunity to make her contribution while gaining a unique and enriching experience.

Learn more If you would like to learn more about ASF or the European Solidarity Corps, please visit the following links:

Co-funded by the European Solidarity Corps of the European Union.

Caption: Maya interacting with Gustav Metzger’s artwork in a historical photograph showing Jews being forced to scrub a sidewalk in Vienna, on view in the exhibition “There Is a Crack In Everything”.

Rosh Hashana: Let’s celebrate the Jewish New Year together!

The Jewish Museum of Belgium, the Jewish Cultural Center and the Jewish Social Service are delighted to invite you to a festive and convivial gathering on the occasion of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year.

Monday 22 September 2025, from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM
Jewish Social Service – Avenue Ducpétiaux 68, 1060 Brussels

This event is open to everyone looking for a welcoming place to share the first evening of Rosh Hashana, in a spirit of solidarity, sharing and traditions.

Program:

  • Ceremony of wishes
  • Mini-exhibition of objects related to Rosh Hashana from the collections of the Jewish Museum of Belgium, with the presence of our archivist
  • Rosh Hashana Seder followed by a full dinner (starter, main course, dessert)
  • Short dracha with Luc Kreisman
  • Traditional songs in Yiddish and Hebrew
  • Participatory and intergenerational wish tree

Participation: €30
You may also offer a solidarity ticket to allow more people to join this evening.

Information and registration via the Jewish Cultural Center: https://maisondelaculturejuive.be/evenements/seder-de-roch-hachana-5786/

In March and April 2025, several classes of primary and secondary school students from Brussels collaborated within the framework of the Beit Project. This educational project, launched in Paris in 2011, has been deployed in 16 different cities to explore and celebrate the shared cultural heritage. It fosters encounters among young people and encourages them to look beyond their differences to live a shared experience.

At the Jewish Museum of Belgium, the young participants worked together to create a « nomadic school of citizenship, » symbolizing their learning. They explored the memory of places and the richness of urban cultures, which led to the creation of a film.

Watch our video to discover how these young minds are shaping the future.

More information about the Beit Project here !

6 institutions culturelles des Marolles s’unissent pour vous offrir un Pass gratuit !

Le Musée Juif de Belgique s’associe avec 5 autres institutions culturelles des Marolles s’unissent pour vous offrir un Pass gratuit !

Vous habitez, travaillez, étudiez ou avez des enfants scolarisé·es sur le territoire des Marolles? Le Pass Cultuur est fait pour vous! Ce Pass gratuit vous donne droit à des réductions dans six lieux culturels de votre quartier.

Le Musée Juif de Belgique vous propose un tarif de 7€ au lieu de 10€ avec le Pass Cultuur Marolles.

Comment obtenir le Pass?

Complétez le formulaire ici et recevez votre Pass Cultuur directement par email, ou venez le chercher au centre culturel Bruegel.

Qui sont les autres partenaires ?

  • Le Art et marges musée
  • Les Brigittines
  • Le centre culturel Bruegel
  • L’Espace Magh
  • Le Théâtre Les Tanneurs

Plus d’information sur le Pass ici.