Gallery
June 25, 2026
to July 19, 2026
TOAF’s signature 65th Birthday off-site group exhibition at Koffler Arts.
The Goldene Medina: An Exhibition Celebrating 175 Years of Jewish Life in South Africa
Presenting a collection of anecdotes, images and films, the exhibition is a tapestry of the communal experiences that have forged the South African Jewish identity.
Type of Exhibition: Art
We welcome you to visit and learn from the exhibition “The Goldene Medina: Celebrating 175 Years of Jewish Life in South Africa,” presented at the Schwartz Reisman Centre from May 1 to June 1, 2022.
In honour of the exhibition, we will host a public reception on May 12 at 7 pm.
Please RSVP for the reception.
About the Exhibition, “The Goldene Medina: Celebrating 175 Years of Jewish Life in South Africa”
September 2016 marked the 175th anniversary of Jewish life in South Africa. To mark this historic occasion, the South African Jewish Museum developed an exhibition entitled The Goldene Medina [The Golden Land], which reflected on the religious, social and political history of the Jews of South Africa from 1841 to 2016. Presenting a collection of anecdotes, images and films, the exhibition is a tapestry of the communal experiences that have forged the South African Jewish identity.
*Free Parking on site
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In partnership with
South African Jewish Museum
Start Date:
May 1, 2022
End Date:
June 1, 2022
JCC opening hours
York Region
Schwartz/Reisman Centre
9600 Bathurst St, Maple, ON L6A 3Z8
Accessibility
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