Everyone is invited to the UK’s first annual Jewish Culture Month – a nationwide celebration of Jewish culture, community and creativity.
Jewish Culture Month is a cultural coming together on a scale and depth not seen before, with more than 100 events across the country spanning food, comedy, art, architecture, fashion, music and much more.
From our poets to our picklers, our star performers to our deepest thinkers, this is the best of Jewish culture in the UK, past and present. With almost 1,000 years of shared history, the programme is as diverse as Britain’s Jewish community.
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Education
This collection of events focuses on the theme of education. Join us to explore diverse range of events designed to inspire students, educators, and lifelong learners alike.
History
This series features a variety of events centered on historical themes. Explore significant eras and developments from the past to better understand the events that have shaped our world today.
Revealing the Medieval Jewish Cemetery: Jewish Square Mile Exhibition at the London Archive
In the Shadow of the Tower: The Jews of Medieval London talk – London Archives
Guided Walk: Pioneers of Science and Medicine – Willesden Jewish Cemetery
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JCM in the workplace
Marking Jewish Culture Month in the workplace is a practical and visible way of recognising that Jewish culture is integral to Jewish life.
JCM in Schools
Ways to mark Jewish Culture Month in your school.
Friday night dinners
Jewish Culture Month celebrates the traditions, stories and practices that bring Jewish life and culture to life today.
Whilst most of the Jewish East End is gone, if you follow the food you can still find the story… 🥯🥩🥣
Last week, Tate Britain hosted Collection Conversations led by staff and Tate volunteers, inviting visitors to explore works by Jewish artists in the collection.
These conversations give visitors the chance to share ideas, hear new perspectives, and respond to the artworks together 🗣️🖼️🎨
On 14 June, Tate Modern will host a new series of Collection Conversations at 13.15, 14.00, 15.00 and 16.00 — make sure to visit!
📸 Sophie Shaw
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🎨 Frank Auerbach, E.O.W. Nude, c.1953-4 © Tate. On free display at Tate Britain.
🖌️ David Bomberg, In the Hold, c.1913-14 © Tate. Presented by the Friends of the Tate Gallery 1967. On free display at Tate Britain.
🖼️ Lucian Freud, Girl with a Kitten, 1947 © The Lucian Freud Archive / Bridgeman Images 2023. Bequeathed by Simon Sainsbury 2006, accessioned 2008. On free display at Tate Britain.
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To celebrate Shavuot and Jewish Culture Month, the Jewish Square Mile Foundation and the Shoreditch Trust brought history vividly to life by hosting a talk with a medieval food historian!
🍰 🍽️ For the first time in centuries, a long‑forgotten medieval dairy pie was recreated and tasted in the City of London, giving attendees a rare glimpse into the flavours and traditions of the Middle Ages.
Guests also decorated and enjoyed cheesecake from Rinkoff’s Jewish Bakery, while sampling Floden – the revived medieval dairy pie that quickly became the star of the celebration! ✨
#JewishCultureMonth 🤍 📸 Sophie Shaw
The Jewish Story Behind British Fashion 👗👔👞🛍️
Jewish communities helped build London’s fashion industry from the ground up, shaping the city’s style, identity and global influence.
As part of Jewish Culture Month, heritage interpreter and City Guide Nick Collinson known as the @theurbanrambler_london will be sharing these hidden stories and the deep past of Jewish creativity in London.
🎟️ Tickets are still available for Jewish Fashion in London – West End Tour on 14 June, exploring how Jewish designers, retailers and entrepreneurs transformed London’s fashion culture and global visibility.
We went to visit Wally’s in Wales as part of a tour of Cardiff for Jewish Culture Month. The story behind this deli catering to all members of the community is truly incredible. If you’re in the area make sure you stop by for an open sandwich 🥪✡️🍰
🔬Celebrate Jewish Culture Month at the @sciencemuseum with a unique self‑guided trail that highlights how innovators from diverse Jewish backgrounds have shaped modern health and medicine.
🧪 Discover remarkable breakthroughs, creative ideas, and life‑saving contributions that continue to influence the world today.
🧬 Head to the first floor of the Science Museum where you can explore these remarkable innovations!
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Mr Pickle is taking the fame extremely well. No notes, no diva behaviour, just a giant gherkin gracing the pages of the Guardian, the BBC, the Jewish Chronicle and half the local press in Britain. 🥒
From the Tube to the Gherkin (yes, really), our favourite vinegary veg has been spotted everywhere this Jewish Culture Month — and the headlines have been a big dill.
Swipe through the press he’s been pickling up 👀
Less oy, more joy. #JewishCultureMonth
Last week, @shedletskys_foods lit up East London with a special Friday‑night celebration for Jewish Culture Month! 🥒🍽️🍷
A pop‑up series bringing the warmth, noise, and full‑on intensity of the Friday‑night table to everyone.
📸 Sophie Shaw
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Explore what’s happening across the UK this week for Jewish Culture Month ✨
From historical walking tours to cultural showcases, food experiences, talks, exhibitions and so much more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Celebrate, connect and discover the richness of Jewish culture all month long!
Book your tickets via the link in bio ✡️🎟️
Have you had a bagel lately? If the answer is no then you probably need to have one this Jewish Culture Month. And if the answer is yes then you probably need another!
Here are some of the spots we love where you can get your fix 🥯