| The Jewish experience in Arizona is a unique one. Many Jews arrived in Arizona in the 19th century and played vital roles in the development of Arizona's mining industry, agriculture, and commerce which helped to settle the American West. Since then the Jewish population has become integrated into virtually every aspect of Arizona life. The AZJHS is dedicated to preserving local Jewish history, promoting awareness of our state's diverse history, and making local history accessible to all. Visitors to our newly renovated home, now called the Cutler✡Plotkin Jewish Heritage Center, can experience firsthand a bit of local history when they tour our 90 year old landmark historic building. Come explore our museum gallery, stay for one of our many fun, culturally rich programs, share a photograph with our archive, join our monthly book discussion group, or celebrate a special occasion in our beautiful sanctuary. ![]() Please note our musuem gallery is currently open to the public by appointment only.
Call 602-241-7870 or email azjhs@aol.com for more information. |
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2011 Heritage Award
The Heritage Award Dinner honoring Jerry Colangelo was held on November 12th, at the Cutler✡Plotkin Jewish Heritage Center. |
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122 E. Culver Street, right next to Burton Barr Phoenix Public Library. To find us, take 2nd Street south from McDowell.
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