The Belz Museum of Asian and Judaic Art

The Belz Museum opened in 1998 and was originally three small rooms; over the years, the museum has expanded and now encompasses 24,000 square-feet of exhibition space and over 1,400 objects. Originally the private collection of local entrepreneur, Jack A. Belz, and his wife, Marilyn, most pieces on display were donated by them to the foundation that runs the museum. The Belz Museum has 4 permanent exhibit galleries: 3 Asian and 1 Judaic exhibit. 

Belz Museum seeks to engage visitors in a unique cultural experience through the presentation of the museum’s collections, temporary exhibitions, educational programs and the care and preservation of the museum’s permanent works of art.