Celebrate Women's History Month with the Museum at Eldridge Street and discover the women who shaped social, artistic, financial, and political change on the Lower East Side.

Follow in the footsteps of activists Emma Goldman and Clara Lemlich as they pushed for radical reforms during the Progressive Era. In addition to social commentators, such as the contributors to The Jewish Daily Forward’s Yiddish advice column, and the women who worked below the train on Allen Street, you will learn about wigmaker and mikvah (ritual bath) owner Gittel Natelson, groundbreaking artist Louise Nevelson, and Kosher delicatessen queen Sarah Gellis—the first female member of the Eldridge Street Synagogue.

Ticket Price (Includes Museum Admission): Adults $25; Seniors / Students $20; Children 5 and Under FREE; Cool Culture Pass / SNAP Benefits $5.

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