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Community call-out: Help shape a new Museum exhibition

Community call-out: Help shape a new Museum exhibition

Do you have chairs or tableware to spare? Donate them to SJM is and be part of an exhibition in the new Museum that will exploring Jewish food and how we gather around the table. The post Community call-out: Help shape a new Museum exhibition appeared first on Sydney Jewish Museum.

Community call-out: Help shape a new Museum exhibition

Your chair, tableware or family story could become part of the Sydney Jewish Museum.

A table is more than a place to eat – it’s where stories are shared, traditions are passed down and communities come together.

As part of our upcoming B’teavon: Jewish Food exhibition that explores Jewish food culture and the many ways we gather around the table, we’re inviting our community to help bring this exhibition to life.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

We are calling out for submissions to donate individual dining chairs in a range of eclectic styles that capture the character and history of the homes and gatherings they came from.

We are also looking for a diverse mix of table and serving ware such as challah boards and covers, kiddush cups, serving bowls and utensils and candle sticks – used for Shabbat dinners. These will be glued or screwed to the table and touched by visitors, so please consider this in choosing what you offer to donate (nothing too precious please).

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Submissions via the form below close on 30 September 2026. The SJM Curatorial Team will review all submissions and notify successful contributors during October.

Optional: If you have a story connected to your item, we’d love to hear it.  Memories and experiences behind these objects may help us tell a more personal and meaningful story.

If you would like to take part, please send us photos and measurements of your item/s.

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

  1. For dining chairs:  Please photograph your chair/s from above showing the seat details and from front-on showing the whole chair.
  2. For Shabbat tableware: Please photograph your item/s to clearly show its size and shape. (Hint: Place an item like a food can or similar standard size item next to yours as a reference of size). Also provide the approximate length, width and height dimensions.

SUBMISSIONS CLOSE 30 SEPTEMBER 2026.

What item/s would you like to donate?
Drop files here or
Max. file size: 256 MB.
    Please photograph your chair/s from above showing the seat details and from front-on showing the whole chair. For other items please send a photo that clearly shows the size and shape.

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