Follow ‘The Painter’s Journey’ at the Museum of Jewish Heritage

Take a fantastic journey to the Museum of Jewish Heritage on Feb. 12 and enjoy a performance of “The Painter’s Journey.”

The original play and hands-on workshop is based on the PJ Library book “Anna and Solomon” by Elaine Snyder.

The show is perfect for families with children ages 3–7, and siblings are more than welcome.

“The Painter’s Journey,” and workshop, Feb. 12, beginning at 11 am. Tickets are $8, and free for children and grandchildren of members.

Museum of Jewish Heritage [36 Battery Place at First Place in Battery Park, (646) 437–4202; www.mjhnyc.org].

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