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3 Museums in 1 Location
"The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
Rolando Diaz
Upcoming Events
"Come Hear the Music" Live concert with Rolando Diaz and Friends, Sunday, July 20, 2025 at 3:30 p.m.
Book Signing with Rolando Diaz in August 2025.
EVENTS
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MUSEUM HOURS
Wednesday-Saturday, 10am-6pm
Sunday, 1pm-6pm
Closed every Monday and Tuesday
7500 Park Lane
Dallas, Texas 75225
214-368-4622​
Tickets are purchased at the door
Admission
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Museum of Biblical Art - $15
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National Center for Jewish Art - $8
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Museum of Holocaust Art - $8
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Audio Tours - $10​​
Call museum for current discounts
The most well-known of the 3 museums is the Museum of Biblical Art (MBA) dedicated to teaching and exhibiting artwork with themes related to the Bible. The MBA is especially interested in building bridges between those from Christian background and Jewish background. Exhibitions include rare maps, illuminated manuscripts, contemporary artwork, oil paintings, fine prints, and biblical archeology.
The National Center for Jewish Art is the only Jewish Art and Culture Museum in this part of the United States, dedicated to teaching about Judaism through exhibiting Jewish Ceremonial Art, Contemporary Jewish Art and the Art of Israel. The museum focuses on education and the appreciation of Jewish life, culture, and heritage.
The first museum of its kind to teach the Holocaust through primarily artwork. Traditionally Holocaust museums are historical artifacts in their exhibits. The Museum of Holocaust Art utilizes a difference paradigm by utilizing artwork to educate and teach the Holocaust.
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